Located less than 100 km from the northwest coast of Africa, there is a certain African atmosphere in its lands. People live at a very calm pace and in harmony with the beautiful nature that they are lucky enough to be able to enjoy. The beaches of Fuerteventura are its most important tourist asset, but not the only one. Often swept by a wind that delights the lovers of water sports with a board, it is the headquarters of the windsurfing world championships.
Fuerteventura Reserva Starlight
In the Canary Islands you can find three areas that have the recognition of Starlight Reserve: the island of La Palma, Fuerteventura and Teide and the Cumbres of Tenerife. This designation is given to those territories that preserve the natural light influence intact and, therefore, are excellent for stargazing.
Fuerteventura has been declared by UNESCO as a Starlight Reserve, with the aim of guaranteeing the conservation of one of the most beautiful skies on the planet.
Every night, after the sun goes down, the sky over the island of Fuerteventura becomes a true spectacle.
Millions of bright stars, the long and marked Milky Way, planets surrounded by strange satellites, shooting stars that cross the sky and mythological constellations are just some of the beauties that we can observe. A trip through the stars that you cannot miss.
Who hasn’t wanted to make a wish when seeing a shooting star? In Fuerteventura, you can contemplate star showers and feel part of the universe.
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The best beaches in the south of Fuerteventura
The best beaches in the south of Fuerteventura
Some of the paradisiacal beaches of Fuerteventura are located on the Jandía Peninsula on the southwest corner of the island. We were a bit confused by the fact that with the name of the beaches of Jandía they refer to the beaches that are on the east coast of this peninsula and not to a specific beach. What these beaches have in common are the fine white-gold sand and crystalline waters of a color that seems to have come from a dream.
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The 10 best viewpoints in Fuerteventura
The island has a wide variety of landscapes with colorful mountains, extinct volcanoes, sand dunes, steep cliffs and of course beaches. It is not for nothing that UNESCO declared it a Biosphere Reserve. The best way to enjoy these landscapes is through the fantastic viewpoints found on the island. In this post we show you the 10 best and most impressive viewpoints in Fuerteventura.
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Hiking trails
If you think that touring lunar landscapes between craters, dunes, cliffs and infinite beaches is your ideal plan, don’t delay any longer: put on your boots, it’s time to go hiking in Fuerteventura. The second largest island of the Canary archipelago, Fuerteventura is a true paradise of protected natural spaces and unique landscapes.
The desert area of the Jandía Natural Park brings together some of the most spectacular hiking trails on the island. As you pass through this place you will be able to admire ravines, impressive rock formations on the edge of the sea and bare slopes dotted with cardones de Jandía, one of the endemic species of Fuerteventura.
Lighthouses of Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is known for its impressive and paradisiacal beaches, for its dunes or for its picturesque towns. But we can also visit it through its lighthouses, another of its great attractions. Fascinating viewpoints, some of which have now become interesting museums, the lighthouses and their sparkles hide innumerable stories of sailors and navigators from ancient times. Today we visit, from north to south, some of the best known on the island. From Punta de Jandía to the neighboring Islote de Lobos, the island of the wind not only boasts paradisiacal beaches, perfect waves and unique sea beds, the lighthouses are another of its great attractions. From half paved roads to roads with infinite curves, the lighthouses of Fuerteventura are worth visiting to savor the privileged environment where they are located.
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What to visit in Fuerteventura
This is Fuerteventura, what to visit?
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Activities in Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is one of the mandatory destinations in the Canary Islands archipelago. It is one of those places that can easily be considered a true paradise. 150 kilometers of beach make the island a dream destination, but there is much more to do in Fuerteventura. We tell you.
Fuerteventura offers many plans to enjoy the island. It is true that just by breathing its charm and taking advantage of the weather to go to the beach we will fall in love with it. However, to get the most out of the experience, you have to get to know the island from different points of view.
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Ruta Gr 131
El GR-131 forma parte de un sendero de carácter internacional que atraviesa la isla de Fuerteventura, de norte a sur, desde
Corralejo hasta la Punta de Jandía, incluido el Islote de Lobos.
A lo largo de sus, aproximadamente, 255 kilómetros repartidos en etapas, pequeños recorridos y senderos locales,
la presente ruta irá mostrando al visitante una singularidad paisajística y cultural.
Cuenta con varias etapas
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