Cheap Fuerteventura Holidays and Deals

The beaches of Fuerteventura will leave you speechless. Here are a few suggestions:

Cafete beach – In the island’s far south, surrounded by dramatic cliffs, this is possibly one of the most beautiful beaches in Fuerteventura.

Sotavento beach - Tucked down in the island’s southeast is an impressive 17 miles of shoreline, much of it protected by a nature reserve.

Esquinzo beach – It’s a less known, and therefore less visited, rock-framed cove near El Cotillo village. Some say it’s like an untouched haven.

Corralejo beach – Part of the spectacular Corralejo natural park, this is a resort-free area of protected coastline and desert dunes.

Emeralda beach – As the name suggests, the sea around this beach is emerald green, which makes it for a popular tourist spot.

There is plenty of natural beauty as well as charming little villages to discover in Fuerteventura.

Majanicho - Located along the northern coast of Fuerteventura, Majanicho is a fishing village as well as a popular surfing spot.

Betancuria – The island’s most historic village with whitewashed buildings set upon the backdrop of a volcanic landscape.

El Cotillo - Located on the north-western side of the island, El Cotillo has a laidback village vibe.

Morro Jable – A former fishing village that has retained some of its more traditional vibe, especially around the Old Town.

Lobos – A stunning islet just north of Fuerteventura, mostly uninhabited nature preserve and home to a diverse variety of fauna and flora.

Fish in Fuerteventura is plentiful and fresh. And with nearly as many goats as residents, goat’s cheese has been taken to an art form on the island.

La Vaca Azul – This restaurant in El Cotillo is one of the oldest restaurants on the island. And yes, it specialises in fish.

Casa Santa Maria – Some would say this is the most charming restaurant in Fuerteventura, serving real Canarian food.

Casa Marcos – A rustic restaurant where you can dine on the outdoor terrace and enjoy fantastic view of the mountains.

Rock Island Bar – It’s most likely the oldest bar on the island with a seating area outside on the pedestrianised street.

Mojito Beach Bar – A laid back place down by the sea in Corralejo town, famous for its excellent cocktails. Perfect for sitting and watching the world go by.

Night-time fun can be found across the island in various guises.

Weidos Elephant Bar - This family-run bar has a homely feel to it and offers a jungle theme. Hosts live music performances and it screens some of the biggest sporting events.

Pieros Music Café and Restaurant – It’s a large music cafe and cabaret bar. There is also a British beer garden, quiz games and karaoke for the courageous ones.

Waikiki Beach Club – It’s one of the liveliest dance spots in Corralejo, in a lovely beachfront location, buzzing with energy till the early hours of the morning.

Aloha Gardens Chill Out & Cocktail Bar – Open daily till 3am, this is a cocktail bar with great music, dancing, cocktails and pizza! It also has a picturesque courtyard with tables.

Surf Inn – Inspired by the world of surfing, this is one of the most recommended bars in Jandia. It has a surprisingly extensive menu of cocktails.

A trip to Fuerteventura is ideal for active families who love adventure filled holiday.

Acua Waterpark – This aqua park consists of more than a dozen attractions, including the Wave Pool and Activity Pool.

Oasis Park – A zoo with approximately 3,000 animals across 250 species such as hippos and giraffes.

Oceanarium Explorer - A marine park filled with family-friendly shows and activities such as swimming with sea lions.

Gran Karting Fuerteventura – Just 10 minutes from the airport, the circuit is a 1,000-metre length. It’s a great place to begin your holiday adventure.

La Concha – This beach is located on the north-western side of the island and is protected on both sides, ensuring calm waters for children to play in.

Fuerteventura can be a very romantic holiday destination with a deserted stretch of coastline never far away.

Relax in a resort – Fuerteventura is all about laidback waterfront bars, local restaurants and old fishing villages.

Visit some of the interior villages – Think white, low rise stone houses with black volcanic stone trims and tiled roofs, palm trees and views of the mountains.

Enjoy a romantic dinner in El Cotillo – This restaurant serves arguable the best grilled octopus in the Canaries, always trust their fish of the day recommendations.

Get naked – Fuerteventura has a number of nudist beaches, Morro Jable (part of the Jandia resort) being one of them.

Treat yourself to a stay in an adult only hotel – Places like Occidental Jandia Royal Level is a fantastic hotel offering the best facilities, like VIP Balinese beds, exclusively to adults.