What Fuerteventura is actually like
The beach island of the Canaries: long white sand, turquoise water and big empty spaces. It is quieter and less built-up than Tenerife or Gran Canaria, and windy enough to be a kitesurfing hotspot. Nightlife is low-key.
Who Fuerteventura suits
- Beach lovers
- Surfers and kitesurfers
- Couples and families who want peace
Best time to go to Fuerteventura from Ireland
Warm all year. Spring and autumn are lovely. Summer brings the strongest winds, which is great for watersports and less great for picnics.
Where to stay in Fuerteventura
- Corralejo: The north, with dunes, ferries to Lobos and the most to do. See hotels in Corralejo (opens in a new tab)
- Caleta de Fuste: Close to the airport, family-friendly and calm. See hotels in Caleta de Fuste (opens in a new tab)
- Morro Jable: The far south, with a huge beach and a quiet feel. See hotels in Morro Jable (opens in a new tab)
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What nobody tells you about Fuerteventura
- Choose a sheltered beach on windy days. Locals know which way to go.
- The ferry to the tiny island of Lobos makes a great day out.
- Bring layers for evenings. The wind cools things down quickly.
