The dunes of Corralejo Natural Park, in Fuerteventura, form a spectacular landscape of golden sand by the sea. This protected area combines natural beauty and biodiversity, ideal for walks, photography and enjoy the unspoiled environment.

Enjoy quad excursions and explore the dunes and volcanic landscapes of northern Fuerteventura. It is also a top destination for water sports such as surfing and kitesurfing, with perfect conditions all year round and schools offering lessons for all levels.

From Corralejo boat trips depart to Lobos Island, ideal for enjoying its pristine beaches and snorkeling, kayaking or paddle surfing. There are also tours to see dolphins and other marine species, often combined with stops in Lobos and meals on board.

El Cotillo is home to some of the most spectacular beaches of Fuerteventura. La Concha is quiet and safe, ideal for families; La Escalera, wild and secluded, perfect to disconnect; and Piedra Playa is a surfing paradise for its constant waves.

El Cotillo is a popular destination for surfers, thanks to its beaches with strong waves and consistent conditions throughout the year. Piedra Playa is the main spot for surfers of all levels, with several local schools offering lessons and equipment rental.

The Calderon Hondo volcano offers an easy and well marked hiking and mountaineering route, ideal for all levels. The route, 1 to 2 hours, leads to the edge of the crater with spectacular views of the volcanic landscapes and the north of Fuerteventura.

The Museo de las Salinas del Carmen offers an immersion in the history and traditional process of salt production in Fuerteventura. It has exhibitions, salt mines in operation and interactive activities such as "Salinero for a day". It also has a store with gourmet salt and is open all year round with tickets from 3 €.

Betancuria, first capital of Fuerteventura, noted for its traditional architecture and historical atmosphere. Its Archaeological Museum exhibits valuable pieces on the aboriginal culture of the island, with permanent and temporary exhibitions. Admission is free and offers guided tours to learn about the past of the Mahos.

Sotavento de Jandia beach, in the south of Fuerteventura, is known for its fine sand, turquoise waters and ideal conditions for windsurfing, kitesurfing and surfing. During low tide, natural lagoons are formed, perfect for families and swimmers. It is also a protected area ideal for bird watching and has services and sports schools.

In the Natural Park of Jandia, stands out for its wild beauty and mountainous environment, with access only by dirt road. The small village of Casas de Cofete maintains a traditional style, close to the mysterious Villa Winter. It is ideal for hiking and photography, although it is not suitable for swimming due to its strong currents.