FUERTEVENTURA:

Known as the Tranquil Island, Fuerteventura has the longest coastline of all the Canary Islands, totalling 1,731 km, enjoys solitary plains and immense beaches of fine, golden sand, and is a luscious, unspoiled island closest to the African continent. Its territory is characterised by having an open, generous coast, which provides it with unbeatable beaches in terms of their extension, tranquillity and cleanliness. Fuerteventura, separated from Africa by just a narrow strait, is a paradise for fishing, and in the north and south points there are beaches which are amongst the world's best. These characteristics allow the World Windsurfing Championship to be hosted every year, along with the International Longline Fishing Open. The ports are also the ideal place to practise sailing, diving and canoeing.

The privileged ocean situation of Fuerteventura has defined its historical trajectory, shaping its cultural richness and the laboriousness and tenacity of the local people. All this has resulted in a rich heritage which can be seen in our extensive range of museums.

Fuerteventura has a great deal to offer. Come and see us!