What to Visit in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is a fascinating island in the Canary Islands, ideal for those seeking unspoiled nature, spectacular beaches and breathtaking volcanic landscapes. Here are some of the main attractions not to be missed:









🏖️ Beaches and natural landscapes

  • Corralejo Dunes : Located in the northeast of the island, these fine sand dunes extend over 2,000 hectares, offering a unique desert landscape that merges with the ocean. 

  • Playa de Cofete : One of the wildest and most suggestive beaches, over 12 km long, surrounded by mountains and accessible via a dirt road.

  • Sotavento Lagoon : In the south of the island, this beach forms a lagoon at low tide, creating an ideal environment for kitesurfing and windsurfing. 

  • Playa Tierra Dorada (or Playa de Malnombre) : A lesser-known but fascinating beach, with dunes, lagoons and colourful cliffs, located south of Costa Calma. 

🏝️ Islands and nature reserves

  • Lobos Island : A small uninhabited paradise in the north of Fuerteventura, reachable by ferry from Corralejo. It offers hiking trails, a crystal-clear lagoon and an ancient lighthouse. 

  • Jandía Natural Park : Located in the southern peninsula, this park offers mountainous landscapes, remote beaches and rich biodiversity. 

🏞️ Panoramic points and nature

  • Tindaya Mountain : Considered sacred by the Aborigines, this mountain offers spectacular views and a mystical atmosphere. 

  • Sicasumbre Viewpoint : An ideal panoramic point for astronomical observation, thanks to the island's low light pollution.

  • Aguas Verdes Natural Pools : A series of natural pools formed between volcanic rocks, perfect for a relaxing swim away from the crowded beaches. 

🏘️ Villages and culture

  • Betancuria : Ancient capital of the island, this village offers a charming historic center with traditional buildings and museums.

  • El Cotillo : A quiet fishing village with lovely beaches and a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for enjoying the local cuisine.


🐬 Activities and excursions

  • Dolphin Watching : From Morro Jable, you can take boat trips to spot dolphins and pilot whales. 

  • Dune Buggy Tours : An adventurous way to explore the dunes of Corralejo and the volcanic landscapes inland.