Travel Guide of Fuerteventura
FUERTEVENTURA
It is well known that Canary Islands are one of the paradisiacal destinations par excellence on the European continent and that each of the islands hides something that makes it different from the other. Fuerteventura is presented to the world as the highest expression of the definition of paradise, miles of golden sand beaches and turquoise waters perfect for forgetting the routine and stress of everyday life. It can be said, without fear of being wrong, that in this Biosphere Reserve (declared by UNESCO in 2009), you can find some of the best beaches in the World.
Why visit Fuerteventura?
It is difficult to list just a few reasons why visiting the island of Fuerteventura can be a great idea for your holiday, but the main reason is the possibility of visiting a paradise destination with about 150 km of beach more typical of the Caribbean but much less miles and belonging to Europe, with what that entails in terms of safety standards and bureaucracy. In addition, the peculiarity of its towns in all its long extension from Corralejo to Morrojable, as well as its native gastronomy, awarded in Products with Denomination of Origin as it is the case of the cheeses of Fuerteventura; or to be the destiny par excellence of the Windsurf, are more than enough reasons so that you spend some days in the "European Caribbean".
If you come to Fuerteventura you can't miss the beautiful beaches it has, from the north with the Natural Park of the Dunes of Corralejo or El Cotillo, to the beaches in the south like the Morrojable Beach in the Jandía Peninsula or the spectacular Cofete Beach, or for those who love Windsurfing, practice this sport in Costa Calma in the Sotavento Beach.
The truth is that Fuerteventura is not only miles of beaches and good weather, you can also make a visit to each of the peculiar villages it has as Betancuria or Tarajalejo, perform a multitude of activities throughout the island, or visit places like the mountain of Tindaya or take a drink with views of the wonderful mills characteristic of Fuerteventura.
