Villas in Fuerteventura 2024/2025

Enjoy a Villa Holiday in Fuerteventura

There are so many magnificent views on this famous 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

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

Read our blog on top things to do in Fuerteventura!

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 carried over from the Sahara and 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 dunes – enough space for complete tranquillity.

If peace and quiet are what you're after, there is plenty to be enjoyed on a villa holiday in Fuerteventura.

Sotavento

If white sandy beaches are your thing, you won't be disappointed with the Sotavento offerings. These beautiful beaches are a true testament to the rugged beauty and are largely unspoiled.

Butihondo

Another popular blue flag beach is Butihondo, split into three sections. One section is perfect for trying a range of water sports, while the others are more peaceful.

Walk along the white sand beaches, appreciate peace and watch the windsurfers in the distance. What could be better?

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.

Waikiki Beach Club

Waikiki Beach Club can get busy as it's the only night spot on the island that stays open until dawn. However, this could become your favourite place if you love dancing the night away while sampling cocktails and wines.

Flicks

Flicks is one of Fuerteventura's most popular karaoke bars and is always a good option if you love a fun night out. However, it gets busy quickly as this bar is a tourist favourite.

Banana bar

The Banana bar is the place to be if you prefer a chilled vibe. Surfers frequent this bar for its cheap beer and friendly people, making it an ideal hang-out point if nightclubs and karaoke bars aren't your things.

Food and Drink in Fuerteventura

Our villas to rent in Fuerteventura are never too far away from a glorious meal. Corralejo and Caleta de Fuste have a wide variety of restaurants to suit everyone's taste – international cuisines or something a little more traditional.

Speciality dishes include fish stew, Sancocho, goat meat and Majorero cheese.

Fine dining

Going on holiday means relaxation and extravagance. Well, Fuerteventura might be one of the most family-friendly Canary Islands, but that doesn't mean there aren't some exclusive restaurants around.

Restaurante Lo Nuestro is one of the highest-rated restaurants in the area, specialising in European Fusion cuisine, while Restaurante Marabu serves European cuisine, with plenty of vegan options available.

Family-friendly restaurants

There is a wide selection of family-friendly restaurants on the island, including The Irish Times, a traditional burger bar and a gastro pub. Bombay Burritos is also popular, while plant-based families will find plenty of places to enjoy a meal.

History and Culture in Fuerteventura

If you can drag yourself away from Fuerteventura's stunning coastline, delve into the many untouched mountain villages to experience everyday local life.

Visit the weekly markets and purchase fresh produce to return to your Fuerteventura villa, or browse the handmade products and craft shops.

Molino de Antigua

Appreciate the rich history of Fuerteventura by visiting the island's infamous windmill. It's on the grounds of the cheese museum and remains in excellent condition. You can also view the area's exotic plants and enjoy lunch in the cafeteria.

The ancient town of Antigua has many sites, and you could happily spend a couple of days roaming the old streets.

Faro de Jandia

Fans of lighthouses will love the imposing and mysterious Faro de Jandia. The dark tower is still in use today, but you can get close to it by walking along the beach.

Family days out

Travelling with children is a fun experience - but you have to keep them entertained. Luckily, the island isn't short on family activities, and you'll have plenty of attractions to enjoy.

Oasis Park

As the only animal park on the island, Oasis is the perfect place to get to grips with nature. Featuring an array of beautiful wildlife, including flamingos, parrots, birds of prey and seals. Oasis Park is a great day out with shows to enjoy and three restaurants to relax in.

Acura water park

Corralejo is one of the primary tourist destinations in Fuerteventura, so it's always got something for kids to enjoy - and what child doesn't love a water park? The Aqua Park has plenty of slides and a restaurant.

Boat trips

Dolphin spotting is a popular activity on the island and is much more ethical than visiting these beautiful animals in captivity. You'll find plenty of boat tours in Corralejo Fuerteventura, where you might just see some dolphins.

If not, the warm weather and coastal views will be enough to make the boat trip one of your favourite holiday memories.

Marvel at the famous sand dunes of Corralejo Natural Park

Parque Natural de Corralejo is one of the most beautiful parks in the world, with gorgeous stretches of rolling sand dunes. You'll feel like you're in another world, and the experience gets even better if you watch the sunset in the late afternoon.

Choose from a range of Fuerteventura villas

We have a range of villas in Fuerteventura that are close to the major resorts and easy to get to from Fuerteventura airport. From unique holiday rentals for couples, to cost-effective private accommodation for families, you'll find everything you need from one of our villas to have a vacation to remember.

Holiday rentals in Corralejo

As one of the most popular tourist resorts on the island, Corralejo is a great place to spend your holiday. Corralejo town centre has plenty of bars and restaurants within walking distance, but you can also enjoy the comfort of your villa, getting the best of both worlds.

From large villas to more intimate accommodation options, our rentals come with all the facilities you'd expect, including free WiFi, a private swimming pool and a well-equipped kitchen.

Caleta de Fuste villas

Located on the east side of Fuerteventura, Caleta de Fuste is one of the leading resorts. There's plenty to do here, and it's quieter than Corralejo. What makes the location one of the top destinations is the many golf courses.

Many of our villas are within the golf course resorts so that you can combine your favourite activity with a relaxing holiday.

Villas with a private pool

A family holiday wouldn't be the same without a swimming pool, but some people don't want to share. Our villas have a private pool area, so you can enjoy privacy while still being close to all the action.

Book a holiday to one of the most popular Canary Islands today

Fuerteventura is one of the most popular Canary Islands, so booking in advance is always a good idea. Our villas go quickly, so don't delay choosing your rental today.

If you need any support, please feel free to contact our team. We look forward to helping you choose a villa for your dream holiday.