The Molinos de Villaverde are two historic windmills that tower over the village of the same name. These well-preserved mills, which were once used to process grain, symbolise the island's agricultural past.

In rainy years, Fuerteventura was even considered the „granary“ of the Canary Islands. In addition to their imposing appearance, the mills offer a magnificent view of the surrounding volcanoes and the characteristic mountain ridges, the „cuchillos“.

At sunset, the mills have a particularly atmospheric effect - a visit at this time of day is especially worthwhile.