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Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands, lying just off the coast of North Africa it enjoys a warm and stable climate throughout the year. Plus, it's only a short flight from the UK, meaning a holiday in the sun isn't far from your reach!
With over 150 fine white-sand beaches, incredible sand dunes, windsurfing galore and more than an unbelievable 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, there's no wonder holidays in Fuerteventura are popular.
The island doesn't just appeal to water sports enthusiasts though. In fact, it is a fantastic destination for all the family too! Fuerteventura holidays cater to all tastes, so whether you're interested in beaches, culture, cuisine or something else... this Canary Island doesn't hold back!
We have a range of self catering apartments and all inclusive hotels in Fuerteventura.
Fuerteventura is great for:

Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura

Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura

Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura

Corralejo, Fuerteventura

Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura

Jandia, Fuerteventura

Costa de Antigua, Fuerteventura

Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura
Prices last checked at 09:00 09 June 2020




Things to do in Corralejo:
Things to do in Jandia:
Things to do in Caleta de Fuste:

Beach holidays in Fuerteventura are a haven for water sports. Windsurfing and kite surfing are the most popular sports on the island and there are schools located right on the beaches to help you become a pro on the waves in no time.
Fuerteventura also has a large number of beach side all inclusive hotels and resorts.

Things for families to do:
Fuerteventura is an island of opportunity for family holidays in 2020 – you’ll find everything and more for all the family from sprawling golden sands to explore, swimming and snorkelling off the stunning coastline, and plenty of tasty eating spots to dine out and socialise together across the many resorts. Top picks for family Fuerteventura resorts include Jandia, with its great beach and nature park; Morro Jable, a very peaceful resort not far from Jandia, and Caleta de Fuste, which offers activities and fantastic hotels.
Things for kids to do:
Head out to the Acua Water Park where the kids can splash around in pools, play around in the kids’ club or whizz down water slides. Visit Oasis Park to roam around its beautiful botanic gardens and wildlife walks. Days out are also rich in choice – beaches and water sports will play a huge part in your holiday, and whether you’re into a spot of sailing or scuba diving off of the Corralejo coast, Fuerteventura doesn’t disappoint.
Top family-friendly hotels:

Holidays for couples on Fuerteventura can be as eventful, romantic or peaceful as you’d like them to be – from comfortable luxury to a quaint hotel. Beach bums are totally spoilt for choice, with spectacular beaches lining almost every inch of the Fuerteventura's stunning coastline. If you're struggling to choose, our favourites include Jandia, Costa Calma and the Fuerteventura Costa Caleta de Fuste, all worth a look! As well as the obvious sun, sea, sand and fun, the beaches are also home to fun pursuits such as scuba diving, snorkelling, fishing and wakeboarding.
Top hotels for couples:

Fuerteventura carries a deep Spanish influence in its culture, although you’ll very quickly discover that the island has a lot of its own personality and flair! Holidays to Fuerteventura will be packed full of cultural delights, enough to make it worthwhile leaving the hotel! The cultural scene and nightlife are plentiful, and the locals certainly love a carnival!
All the towns on the island host their own celebration of dance, music and food in February and March, and usually a series of smaller events during the year. Betancuria is well regarded as the cultural hub of Fuerteventura as it plays host to the island’s main museums of history, religion and archaeology, as well as a fine selection of eateries and bars.

Fuerteventura is the king of the Canaries for wining and dining during your holidays, beating off its rivals Lanzarote and Tenerife. Fuerteventura has a fantastic spread of choice, and all tastes and flavours are catered for in style! Try papas arrugás – potatoes which are boiled then baked until they’re wrinkled. They are then served up with mojo picón sauce. Expect loads of fresh and local produce too, from fish to varied meats including goat.
Food prices:
If you are in self catering accommodation, goods in Spanish supermarkets are cheaper than in the UK. When eating out, you’ll come across many local restaurants which have cheap prices and some which are more expensive.
Top restaurants in Fuerteventura:

If nightlife is your passion, you’ll love what Fuerteventura holidays offer. There are hidden gems to enjoy across Fuerteventura.
Corralejo – Nico’s Belgian Beer House is a great place to start your evening for its friendly welcomes and a huge selection of brews. Towards the coast, the Boardriders Grill and Bar is a trendy spot for delicious food and good company before you head further into the town. Once in the centre of Corralejo, there’s an exciting cluster of bars and clubs all close together, so it’s easy to follow the whims of the evening.
Caleta de Fuste – You can find a few bars along the resort’s main street. Head to Mappy’s Bar for a bite to eat as well as a drink. Or Piero’s Music Café for live music and karaoke.
Other resorts like Jandia and Costa Calma are quieter so you may find that there isn’t much going on in the evenings past a certain time.

What’s the capital of Fuerteventura?
Puerto del Rosario.
What is the liveliest part of Fuerteventura?
The liveliest part of the island is Corralejo. It is in that resort that you’ll find a main strip called Avenida del General Franco where you can find bars and clubs, including Centro Comercial Atlantico.
Which is the quietest part of Fuerteventura?
There are a few quiet areas in Fuerteventura. Including El Cotillo and Costa Calma.
What are the hottest and coldest months in Fuerteventura?
The hottest month is August and the coldest is January.
When is the best time to visit Fuerteventura?
With the Canary Islands within close proximity to the west coast of Africa, the climate is hot and sunny, perfect for a summer holiday. You can expect this type of weather throughout the year in Fuerteventura. Late summer is a great time to visit if you don't mind the heat. But, if you wish to spend time in milder and cooler conditions, then the spring time and autumn are better months to visit the island.
Average high and low temperatures for each month:
Looking forward to a relaxing holiday in Fuerteventura but not sure where to go? Check out some of our top Fuerteventura holiday destinations: