Fuerteventura
Dunes, wind and open beaches
Fuerteventura is the Canary Islands’ great open horizon – an island defined by vast beaches, warm winds and a landscape shaped by centuries of volcanic calm. Its golden coastlines stretch for kilometres, from the sweeping sands of Sotavento to the wild Atlantic shores near El Cotillo, creating one of Europe’s most distinctive beach environments.
Inland, the island reveals a quieter character: gentle mountains, historic villages, protected natural parks and viewpoints that showcase Fuerteventura’s serene, desert‑like beauty. The combination of steady sunshine, wide open spaces and a relaxed pace of life makes the island feel both expansive and deeply peaceful.
Fuerteventura is ideal for travellers seeking space, tranquillity and elemental landscapes – a place where the rhythm of the ocean and the openness of the terrain define the experience.
Areas
12 areasPlaces on Fuerteventura
28 places-
Ajuy Caves
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Barranco de las Peñitas
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Betancuria Old Town
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Embalse de las Peñitas
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Mirador Morro Velosa
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Vega de Río Palmas
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Castillo Beach
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Corralejo Dunes
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Lobos Island
- Playa Del Burro
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Sotavento Beach
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El Cotillo Beach
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Tostón Lighthouse
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Gran Tarajal Town
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Butihondo Beach
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Cofete Beach
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Esquinzo Beach
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Mal Nombre Beach
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Pico de la Zarza
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Playa del Matorral
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Playa Esmeralda
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Playa Morro Jable
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La Entallada Lighthouse
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Las Playitas Village
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Jandía Natural Park
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Morro Jable Lighthouse
- Playa Blanca Beach
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Montaña de Tindaya