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.
From traditional everyday life to geological history
Fuerteventura's museums offer insights into traditional ways of life, geological origins and cultural heritage - and thus open up a multi-layered view of the island's identity.
Top spots
Museo Arqueológico
BETANCURIA
Archaeological museum that offers insights into the life of the indigenous people of Fuerteventura with finds and reconstructions.
Ecomuseo de la Alcogida
LA OLIVA
Open-air museum in the centre of the island with faithfully restored farmhouses and insights into rural life in times gone by.
Museo del Queso Majorero
ANTIGUA
Museum dedicated to Majorero cheese with insights into goat farming, traditional agriculture and the island's food culture.
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The wildlife of Fuerteventura
At first glance, Fuerteventura appears barren - but if you take a closer look, you will discover a surprisingly diverse fauna that has adapted to the hostile conditions: from land animals and birds to the rich underwater world.
The municipalities of Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura, the second largest island in the Canary Islands, 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.
The most beautiful day routes
Experience Fuerteventura according to your preferences and discover the many facets of the island on extraordinary day trips. No matter which route you choose, every day will be an unforgettable experience.
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