Fuerteventura Sightseeing

Fuerteventura is much more than its beautiful beaches. The island is rich in natural wonders, traditional villages and historic landmarks, offering plenty to explore during your holiday.

Corralejo Natural Park: One of the island's most iconic landscapes, this protected area is famous for its vast white sand dunes, volcanic terrain and stunning views across the Atlantic Ocean to Lanzarote.

Betancuria: The island's former capital and one of the oldest settlements in the Canary Islands. This charming village is known for its whitewashed houses, historic churches, museums and peaceful mountain setting.

Ajuy Caves: Located on the rugged west coast, the impressive sea caves of Ajuy were formed millions of years ago. A scenic coastal path leads visitors to these spectacular natural formations overlooking the Atlantic.

Isla de Lobos: Just a short boat trip from Corralejo, this small protected island offers walking trails, volcanic landscapes, secluded beaches and excellent opportunities for snorkelling and birdwatching.

Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura: One of the largest wildlife parks in the Canary Islands, home to hundreds of animal species, botanical gardens and educational conservation programmes. It is a popular attraction for families.

Mirador de Morro Velosa: Designed by renowned architect César Manrique, this hilltop viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramic views of Fuerteventura's volcanic landscapes, valleys and coastline.

Tindaya Mountain: A sacred mountain for the island's ancient inhabitants, Tindaya is an important archaeological site featuring mysterious rock carvings and impressive views of the surrounding countryside.

Salinas del Carmen: Visit the island's historic salt pans and the nearby Salt Museum to learn about the traditional salt-producing industry that played an important role in Fuerteventura's history.

Antigua Windmills: The restored windmills around Antigua provide a glimpse into the island's agricultural past, when they were used to grind grain for producing the traditional Canarian staple, gofio.

La Oliva: A historic town featuring traditional Canarian architecture, peaceful squares and the beautifully preserved Casa de los Coroneles, one of Fuerteventura's most significant historic buildings.