An island full of contrasts
Fuerteventura is located around 100 kilometres west of the Moroccan coast. The island is known for its endless beaches, volcanic landscape and mild, sun-kissed climate, which attracts tourists all year round.
Worth knowing
Fuerteventura is divided into six municipalities, each with its own special features and charm. Here you can find out more about the island's unique regions, from historic villages to unspoilt beaches.
- Antigua
Traditional agricultural heart of the island
Antigua is located in the heart of the island and is known for its traditional architecture and impressive windmills. The town itself has a quiet, rural flair and the surrounding area is characterised by agriculture and craftsmanship. The Museo del Queso Majorero is particularly worth a visit, where you can learn all about the island's famous goat's cheese.
- Betancuria
Historic community surrounded by breathtaking scenery
The municipality of Betancuria, named after the historic capital of Fuerteventura of the same name, is considered the cultural heart of the island. In addition to the charming village of Betancuria with its whitewashed alleyways and the Iglesia de Santa María, the surrounding valleys and mountains are also perfect for exploring.
The region is characterised by a unique landscape that combines tranquillity, history and nature in a special way - ideal for walking, photography and hiking.
- La Oliva
Cultural centre with colonial heritage and beautiful beaches
Located in the north of the island, La Oliva is an important historical and cultural centre. The Casa de los Coroneles is one of the most famous buildings and reflects the colonial past. Nearby is the popular holiday resort of Corralejo, with its impressive dunes and countless opportunities for water sports.
- Pájara
Kilometres of coastline and unspoilt nature
Pájara is the largest municipality in Fuerteventura and encompasses the stunning beaches of the Jandía peninsula, including the famous Playa de Cofete. The region is ideal for nature lovers and adventurers who want to explore the unspoilt beauty of the west coast. The town of the same name and administrative centre of the municipality is known for the unique architecture of the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Regla and the lush town centre. The popular holiday resorts of the south, such as Morro Jable and Costa Calma, are also part of the municipality.
- Puerto del Rosario
Vibrant community with art, culture and urban flair
The municipality of Puerto del Rosario not only includes the capital of Fuerteventura of the same name, but also several smaller towns along the east coast. The centre is formed by the town of Puerto del Rosario - the administrative and economic centre of the island. Here, modern city life, art in public spaces and Canarian culture come together.
The beach promenade with the Playa del Pozo, also known as „Playa Chica“, is particularly popular, as are the numerous sculptures that give the town its special flair. The beaches and holiday resorts in the surrounding area, such as Caleta de Fuste, also belong to the municipality of Puerto del Rosario and offer a wide range of leisure activities.
- Tuineje
Rural idyll and places steeped in history in the south of the island
Tuineje is known for its agricultural traditions and beautiful landscapes. Here you can feel the authentic life of Fuerteventura, especially in places like Gran Tarajal, which is known for its charming harbour and quiet beaches. The municipality is also the scene of historical events, such as the Battle of Tamasite, which is celebrated annually.
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