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    Fuerteventura Holidays

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    On Fuerteventura holidays, you can flop on the biggest and best beaches in the Canaries, or tear across the world-famous waves on a surfboard.

    The beach of the Canaries

    Life really is a beach on package holidays to Fuerteventura. The second biggest Canary Island’s basically one, long sandy stretch. It’s even home to one of the largest deserts in Europe. But it’s not just its sand dunes that are rolling – this place is also a mecca for watersports hounds, who want to ride the rolling waves.

    Sandy beaches and super swell

    Corralejo, in the north, is a one-stop shop for white sand and watersports. Saharan sands stack up on the dunes behind the never-ending beach. And you can dine while watching the surfers zip across the breakers, thanks to a crop of seafront restaurants. It’s the same story down south in Costa Caleta, which hosts surf schools and seafood restaurants on its supersized stretch of sand.

    Calm interior

    The shores aren’t the isle’s only draw. Just like neighbours Lanzarote and Tenerife, it’s got a volcano-dotted interior that’s ripe for exploring. On the southern tip, you’ll find Jandia, which is home to a national park full of rugged cliffs and sun-scorched plains. Plus, UNESCO declared Fuerteventura a Biosphere Reserve in 2009, which only cements the island’s strong bond with nature.

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    At a glance

    • Climb the dunes at Corralejo Natural Park
    • Go kitesurfing off Sotavento Beach
    • Sample majorero cheese at a local farm

    Destinations in Fuerteventura

    Top Destinations

    • Corralejo

      All eyes are on the shoreline on Corralejo holidays, thanks to a belt of beaches, hard-to-miss dunes and a busy-as-a-beaver harbour.

    • Jandia

      Thanks to a huge beach, a wide-awake harbour town and a nature reserve, you can dip your toes in both rural and modern Fuerteventura on Jandia holidays.

    • Costa Caleta

      Costa Caleta holidays give you everything on a plate – from a Saharan-sand beach and yacht-filled marina to a golf club and shopping mall.

    • Nuevo Horizonte

      Nuevo Horizonte holidays are about life in the slow lane. You can relax to the max by the pool, or gossip with locals in its friendly restaurants and pubs.

    • Costa Calma

      Costa Calma holidays are calm by name, calm by nature – expect an easy-going resort with a paddle-friendly beach.

    Top things to See and Do in Fuerteventura

    • BEACHES
    • SHOPPING
    • NIGHTLIFE
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    • Beaches for life

      Fuerteventura has more than 150 different beaches to shout about. The island’s stretches of sand range from deserted bays to well-equipped bases for families. Some of the island’s coves and bays are held in such high regard, they’ve been given natural park status.

    • The big beach

      Parque Natural de las Dunas wins the title of Fuerteventura’s biggest beach by a country mile. It’s 10 kilometres long and protected as a natural park, so the sand is the way nature intended – as white and as soft as freshly-baked bread. You can hire sunloungers on certain parts of the beach and there are a couple of ice cream kiosks and restaurants near the main entrance.

    • The secret beach

      Cofete Beach, near Jandia, has managed to stay under the tourism radar. If you’re here outside the peak summer months, you can have this secluded bay all to yourself. There’s a short walk down to the beach and no facilities at all, so you’ll get a real castaway feeling when you’re here.

    • Bargain Buys

      Fine-tune your haggling skills at one of Fuerteventura’s many markets. Head to Corralejo on Mondays and Fridays for hand-made jewellery, Puerto del Rosario and Jandia on Thursdays for pottery and pashminas, and Costa Calma on a Sunday for crystal glass and silver.

    • Mid-Range Buys

      Cottage industries are Fuerteventura’s lifeblood. Head to the old town in Corralejo to pick up home-made jewellery, art and natural beauty products, like aloe vera hand creams. The harbour area here is also a great place to buy photographs of the island, taken by local photographers.

    • Designer Buys

      Fuerteventura is a duty-free island, so it’s a great place to stock up on designer perfumes and watches. You’ll find the best buys at the 30,000-square-foot Las Rotondas shopping centre in Puerto del Rosario. Alternatively, head to the Comerial Atlantico in Costa Caleta.

    • Laid-back evenings

      Fuerteventura is less of a party animal than Tenerife and Lanzarote. Evenings out tend to revolve around cocktails and drawn-out dinners. Head to the pedestrianized area near the harbour in Corralejo and you can dine al fresco while acoustic musicians play in the main square. Alternatively, Jandia Harbour offers a great selection of restaurants, from steak houses to Canarian outfits. In Costa Caleta, you’ll find a good mic=x of bars and restaurants in the Happy Centre and the Castillo Centre.

    • Lively evenings

      The island’s liveliest nightspots are found in Puerto del Rosario’s town centre and the Centro Commercial Atlantico in Corralejo. Both these places have karaoke bars, Irish-style pubs and a few discos. In Jandia, the Centro Comercial de Jandia is the place to go for a night on the tiles.

    • Majorero cheese

      It’s every man for himself when this cheese is on the tapas table. It’s made from the milk of Fuerteventura’s indigenous Majorera goat and it’s got a buttery texture and a nutty taste. For a real treat, order it with Parma ham, crusty bread and a bottle of oaky Rioja.

    • Pejines

      Ordering a glass of Rioja and a bowl of pejines in Fuerteventura is the equivalent of ordering a lager and a bag of pork scratchings in the UK. The tiny fish in this finger-food dish are dipped in brine, dried for three days, and then cooked in flaming alcohol.

    • Gofio amasado

      Gofio amasado is a Canarian rite of passage. The recipe has been handed down through the generations for centuries. The main ingredient of the doughy dish is a grain-based flour called gofio, which is mixed with water, milk, potatoes and honey to form a pate-like product.

    • Papas arrugadas

      You can’t escape papas arrugadas in the Canary Islands. These miniature jacket potatoes have crunchy skins and hot fluffy centres. Traditionally, they are served as a tapas dish, drizzled in a terracotta-coloured spicy pepper sauce.

    • Bienmesabe

      This one’s not for waist watchers. It’s a rich, gooey, cream dish that’s a bit like syllabub. It’s made from ground almonds, sugar syrup, cinnamon and eggs, and served after dinner with top button-popping consequences.

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