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Fuerteventura Vacation Guide
The semi-desert Island of Fuerteventura lies just under 100km off the coast of Africa (near the border of Morocco and Western Sahara). It enjoys a near-perfect climate with average monthly temperatures ranging from 17°C in January to 25°C in August.
Fuerteventura is the longest Island in the archipelago at 98km north to south and the second-largest Canary Island after Tenerife. The unforgiving barren and arid interior of the island shares much with it's African neighbours of Morroco and the Western Sahara including sparse rainfall, rocky-desert landscapes (the temperature of these rocks can reach 67°C on a hot day!) and simple flat-roofed white-washed villages.
Fuerteventura is perhaps most famous for it's beaches, with over 50km of stunning white and golden sand. Despite Tourism being a relatively recent phenomenon on the island, there is a well developed infrastructure with Golf Courses, a Zoo, a Water Park and numerous Marine Excursions. If you fancy something a bit more active, the Island offers great Surfing, Windsurfing and Kite Surfing as well as Big Game Fishing and Diving.
If you just want to take it easy, then those miles of white sandy beaches make the perfect getaway, even in peak season you should be able to find a relatively secluded spot for yourself
Fuerteventura is the longest Island in the archipelago at 98km north to south and the second-largest Canary Island after Tenerife. The unforgiving barren and arid interior of the island shares much with it's African neighbours of Morroco and the Western Sahara including sparse rainfall, rocky-desert landscapes (the temperature of these rocks can reach 67°C on a hot day!) and simple flat-roofed white-washed villages.
Fuerteventura is perhaps most famous for it's beaches, with over 50km of stunning white and golden sand. Despite Tourism being a relatively recent phenomenon on the island, there is a well developed infrastructure with Golf Courses, a Zoo, a Water Park and numerous Marine Excursions. If you fancy something a bit more active, the Island offers great Surfing, Windsurfing and Kite Surfing as well as Big Game Fishing and Diving.
If you just want to take it easy, then those miles of white sandy beaches make the perfect getaway, even in peak season you should be able to find a relatively secluded spot for yourself
Fuerteventura Travel Blogs
Jun 02, 2008
Fuerteventura is like a big rock with little rocks around it.....In June I traveled to Fuerteventura. Our hotel was at the southern end of the island called Jandia. It is a 50 min taxi ride from the airport to Jandia. On the whole island you'll hardly find anything green. Everywhere you look there …
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Jun 18, 2007 – Jun 22, 2007
Went to Correlejo where we had a lovely time.
Great for the sun as its got a breeze.
Resturants are lovely Try La Tasca & La Terreza, you won't be dissappointed.
The Stables (pub) is brill for quizzes, karaoke, cabaret etc. I never went to a quiz night before & had such a laugh.
If you need any info ask me :) I went June 2007
Aug 13, 2004 – Aug 15, 2004
When I need to rest, I visit Fuerteventura a couple of days. The calm and windy island.
Cuando necesito un descanso, visito Fuerteventura un par de días. La ventosa y tranquila isla
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