Photogallery of Fuerteventura, Spain

Modernista Beach House
Modernista Beach House by Stever- @flickr
Windmill Tefia
Windmill Tefia by Ahisgett @flickr
La Oliva. Iglesia de Ntra Sra de La Candelaria
La Oliva. Iglesia de Ntra Sra de La Candelaria by Mataparda @flickr
Around the Fuerteventura Princess
Around the Fuerteventura Princess by Lostajy @flickr
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura by Lilli2De @flickr
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura by Alexhealing @flickr
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura by Heipei @flickr
Castillo del Tostón at El Cotillo
Castillo del Tostón at El Cotillo by Mr Atm @flickr
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura by Michael Cavén @flickr
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More to see in Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is the island full of sun and tranquility. Those who love outdoor activities and sunbathing on the beautiful beaches would enjoy a vacation here; the island doesn’t feature an abundance of noisy nightlife places and extensive leisure facilities. The island is popular among tourists with kids and is a great alternative to the nearby rave resorts, chosen by fans of surfing. There are dozens of excellent beaches on the island. Cofete, Corralejo and Barlovento located in the northern part of the island are suitable for surfing fans. The most large-beach, Sotavento, is located on the east coast; its length is more than 30 kilometers. Nominally the beach is divided into several areas. Fans of spearfishing and diving are recommended to visit Morro del Jable and Playa de Corralejo, as they are great for scuba diving. One of the favorite pastimes among tourists is walking through beautiful natural places and watching unique attractions. A walk through the Cueva del Llano located near La Oliva will give a lot of impressions. The depth of the cave is about 400 meters. It was formed during one of the eruptions. According to scientists, the cave is at least million years old. Camel Oasis located near the village of La Lahite is perfect for families with children. Besides camels there are horses and a decent collection of parrots on its territory. All those interested can ride a camel or a horse after a walk around the zoo. No less attractive is the Stella Canaris … Read further

Chapters of the guide to Fuerteventura

Attractions and active leisure

Camel Oasis located near the village of La Lahite is perfect for families with children. Besides camels there are horses and a decent collection of parrots on its territory. All those interested can ride a camel or a horse after a walk around the zoo. No less attractive is the Stella Canaris zoo; there are rare species of reptiles and birds among its inhabitants. In the southern part of the island near La Lahita … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

As for the vegetable dishes, baked potatoes in their skins remain the most popular and recognizable treat. The local soil is ideal for growing potatoes; it is boiled in salted water and served to the table with a fragrant garlic sauce. There are also entrees including nourishing stews prepared on meat broth, fish broth and a large selection of vegetable soups appreciated by vegetarians. Spanish restaurants are … Open

Traditions and mentality of Fuerteventura

Another interesting character is Fuereventura’s mill; great flour is made on the island. Local residents consider a mill to be the symbol of wealth and prosperity; they treat old structures with great care, so many mills on the island are more than hundred years old. It is noteworthy that indigenous inhabitants divide mills into two types, male and female. The first type has a square base; it is easily … Open

Travel guide to Fuerteventura

The old charming town of Puerto del Rosario lies in the eastern part of the island. From the middle of the 19th century, it is the capital of the island. The town is receiving much travelers' attention nowadays with its distinctive atmosphere. It has preserved many beautiful centuries-old buildings. There are popular beaches here, as well. The famous Spanish writer Miguel de Umano House Museum is one of the main … Open

Best beaches

Calm and picturesque beaches of Fuerteventura are widely regarded among the best on Canary Islands. In total there are several dozens of beaches on the island, including pretty large ones. In total, the island’s coastline is about 340 kilometers long. One third of it is occupied with wonderful beaches covered with snow-white sand, but there are also lots of rocky and pebble-stone beaches. Sotavento beach … Open

Advices for travellers

4. The favorable weather reigns on the island, so the temperature rarely drops below 18 degrees Celsius and the average water temperature is 20-23 degrees Celsius. Most tourists visit the island late in spring and in summer, as well as in November, when Kite Festival is held. 5. The main tourist office is located at the island's airport, and tourist information centers can be found in all major cities of the … Open

Top sigths of Spain

Spain is famous not only for its rich historic heritage, but also for great choice of entertainment and unparalleled atmosphere of hospitality. Buildings constructed yet during the Roman Empire times are considered the main architectural landmarks of the country. In big cities of Spain travelers will always find museums of history and archaeology, art galleries and exhibition halls. … Open

Photogalleries of neighbours of Fuerteventura

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