Fuerteventura combines vast sandy beaches, sweeping dune fields, volcanic landscapes and historic villages. Corralejo Natural Park, Cofete beach, the Jandía peninsula and Betancuria reveal an island shaped by the Atlantic, open spaces and Majorero culture.
Average temperature: 21ºC
Coffee price: 1,30 €
Public transport: 1,50 € / Ticket
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Discover Fuerteventura
An island of endless beaches, dunes, volcanic landscapes and historic villages, where the Atlantic shapes much of the scenery. Discover some of the places that best capture Fuerteventura's natural beauty and character.
Corralejo, its dunes and northern Fuerteventura
Explore Corralejo Natural Park in the north-east of Fuerteventura, where a vast field of pale sand dunes stretches alongside the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. Beaches, sand and volcanic terrain come together to create one of the most distinctive natural landscapes in the north of the island.
Cofete, Jandía and the island's wildest coast
In southern Fuerteventura, Cofete beach stretches beneath the mountains of the Jandía peninsula, creating one of the island's most spectacular landscapes. Its long strip of sand, open ocean and virtually undeveloped surroundings reveal the wildest side of the Majorero coastline.
Betancuria, Tindaya and Majorero culture
Head inland to explore Betancuria, with its cobbled streets, traditional houses and churches that recall its historic past. Mount Tindaya offers a glimpse into the legacy of the island's ancient inhabitants, while local products such as Majorero cheese complete a journey through Fuerteventura's culture and cuisine.
Explore Fuerteventura at your own pace Arrive in Fuerteventura by ferry and travel with your own vehicle to discover its beaches, dunes, villages and volcanic landscapes from north to south with complete freedom.