North & Corralejo Tour
Explore the wild north coast of Fuerteventura - from imposing dunes and cooled volcanic craters to fishing villages and shopping in Corralejo.
- North - La Oliva
- Museum about the history of grain cultivation
- Exhibits on agricultural tools and millstones
- Close connection between agriculture and everyday life
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Insights into grain processing on the island
The Museo del Grano La Cilla documents the traditional agricultural techniques of the island.
Visitors are presented with historical tools and millstones that were used for grain processing and gofio production.
The museum shows how important agriculture and grain production were for the daily lives of the islanders.
- Getting There
By car
- The Museo del Grano La Cilla is located in the north of the island, in the centre of La Oliva. Access is via the FV-10.
- Car parking is available near the museum
- Activities
Discover unforgettable experiences & adventures
Dolphin observation
Sun, turquoise blue water and sea creatures up close: this sailing tour combines sea sightings with relaxed snorkelling breaks.
Highlights Sight Seeing
Experience the diversity of Fuerteventura in one day: from endless dunes to historic mountain villages. Explore the highlights in a small group.
Windsurfing course
Learn to windsurf in a sheltered lagoon in El Cotillo with personalised instruction from qualified guides - perfect for beginners.
Catamaran Tour Lobos
Set sail from Corralejo - enjoy snacks and drinks on board, dive into turquoise-coloured water or paddle along the coast.
4×4 Jeep Tour
Experience Fuerteventura's off-road routes in an off-road vehicle and discover the wild landscape and beautiful beaches along the west coast.
Wine tour & tasting
Discover the island's volcanic landscape on a wine tour - with exciting insights and tastings of local winemakers' art.
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Articles, impressions & interesting facts
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.
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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