Holiday Villas in Fuerteventura

Enjoy a Villa Holiday in Fuerteventura

There are so many magnificent views to take in on this popular Canary Island that you’ll need another Fuerteventura villa holiday as soon as the first one is over. Here are some of the things that make this destination such a special place for holidaymakers all over the world.

Things to do in Fuerteventura

A watersports paradise for many, Fuerteventura is the go-to place for riding the waves and even hosts an annual windsurfing championship. For the less adventurous, there are swathes of fine golden sand making the island the ideal spot for sunbathing. Plus, with 3000 hours of sunshine per year, there’s never a bad time to rent a villa in Fuerteventura.

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Beaches in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura tops the Canary Islands league table when it comes to beaches. Some believe that the island’s name originates from the term ‘strong winds’, because of the sands that are carried over from the Sahara and have rested on its shores. Caleta de Fuste has a man-made sandy beach perfect for relaxing, whereas Corralejo is home to over 11 kilometres of golden sand dunes – enough space for complete tranquillity. If peace and quiet is what you’re after, there is plenty to be enjoyed on a villa holiday in Fuerteventura.

Nightlife in Fuerteventura

Our villas in Fuerteventura have ample space and amenities to entertain friends and family, however it’s always fun to get out and experience your surroundings for a change of scenery. Unlike its livelier island neighbours, Fuerteventura offers a low-key vibe tailored perfectly for family holidays. Enjoy a romantic dinner followed by a few drinks at the laid-back beach bars, or head to live entertainment shows including flamenco dancing and cabarets.

Food and Drink in Fuerteventura

Our villas to rent in Fuerteventura are never too far away from a glorious meal. Both Corralejo and Caleta de Fuste have a wide variety of restaurants to suit everyone’s taste – whether it’s international cuisines or something a little more traditional. Speciality dishes include fish stew known as Sancocho, as well as goat meat and Majorero cheese.

History and Culture in Fuerteventura

If you manage to drag yourself away from Fuerteventura’s stunning coastline, be sure to delve into the many untouched mountain villages to experience every day local life. Visit the weekly markets and purchase fresh produce to take back to your Fuerteventura villa, or browse the handmade products and craft shops.