Caleta de Fuste Holidays

The authenticity of this region will appeal to those who like to soak up the atmosphere beyond the beaches.

Stroll along the coast to Costa Antigua and head for the highest point on the island at Chipmunk Mountain.

History buffs can visit the castle fortress built 250 years ago or explore the island's treasure trove of traditional villages and towns.

The nightlife in Caleta De Fuste is fantastic and whether you're looking for a laid-back environment or a lively bar to spend your evening in, you'll find it here.

One of the highlights of the nightlife here are the high-quality hotels which often provide family-friendly entertainment options. Hotels like the Sheraton Fuerteventura Beach , Golf & Spa Resort and Barceló Castillo Beach Resort offer a range of on-site events, such as magic shows, comedy nights, or even karaoke competitions.

For those who want to venture beyond the hotel premises, the bars and clubs in town are well worth a visit. Many of these establishments feature live music performances, giving you a chance to enjoy a variety of music genres, from traditional Spanish flamenco to modern pop or rock. These performances often go on until the wee hours of the morning, providing the perfect backdrop for letting loose and dancing the night away.

Some popular venues include Piero's Music Café and Legends Bar, known for their lively atmospheres and entertaining acts.

Fuerteventura’s beaches are some of the best you’ll find, and there is plenty to keep you occupied too.

Caleta de Fuste's crystal-clear waters are perfect for snorkelling (particularly near the rocks), but if you prefer propelling through the sea with a little more power, jet-skiing, kayaking and windsurfing are popular choices!

Don’t miss going underwater in a glass-bottomed submarine at Oceanarium Explorer, where you can swim with playful sea-lions and maybe even get a sloppy, wet kiss!

You can also take a boat trip to spot whales and dolphins in their natural habitat.

Caleta de Fuste has a large family-friendly beach, enhanced by imported golden sands and artificial rock lagoons.

Spend hours watching the pretty boats in the harbour or head off on a day trip or fishing excursion.

A walkway connects the beach to the island bar Chiringuito, where you can grab a snack and enjoy the view.

Looking for a sandy spot to relax on? Here are some of our favourites.

Corralejo Natural Park features several kilometres of white, sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. The sand dunes are a unique feature here, often compared to the Sahara desert.

Cofete beach is located on the remote southwestern side of the island, this beach is quite untouched and offers a sense of isolation. The strong currents and waves make it less suitable for swimming but it's great for sunbathing and walks.

Costa Calma beach offers calm waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkelling. It's a popular destination for families because of its gentle waves and fine golden sand.