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 Parque Natural de Corralejo
posted by jcowher Lovely sand dunes, perfect for letting the kids run wild all day on, whilst you enjoy the wind shelter of one of the little rocky fortresses the locals have built. Caleta de Fuste
posted by ldean With a name meaning bay of boats it's not surprising you'll see plenty here, but there is also loads of golden sand where you will be glad to lie back and enjoy your holiday, perhaps with a cold drink from the bar! A really relaxing location. Walking Trails
posted by xfoster All over the island, particularly at the coast there are all sorts of walking trails and boardwalks to go on. We did a driving tour of the island and went on a huge veriety of walks with much amazing senery. La Lajita Oasis Park
posted by pmang Not the largest zoo you'll ever go to, but it's a great day out as the animals seem happy and well looked after, there's a lovely garden to enjoy and, everyone's favourite bit) you can take a camel safari! Antigua
posted by ysanders Such a gorgeous village! The church, the windmill, the town square, all looked like they belonged on a chocolate box! Or whatever the Spanish equivalent is. It's a really lovely place to go for lunch, and watch out for flyers telling you when the market is....we went and it was going to be the next ... more |
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Fuerteventura lies in the Canary Islands just off the west coast of Africa and just like the rest of that group of islands it is a very popular destination for UK holiday makers seeking cheap flights and lots of sunshine. Fuerteventura is between a four and five hour flight from the UK depending on which city you fly from but it falls into a rare category of holiday destinations from the UK which have genuinely good weather all year round. There is a huge range of scheduled, charter and low cost flights that operate from cities such as London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast and Manchester. The cost of your flight to Fuerteventura will depend greatly on which month you are travelling in. When to go What to do Aside from relaxing on the beach the other main reason why people are so keen to find a cheap flight to Fuerteventura is to take advantage of the constant breezes that blow across the island offering some of the best windsurfing and kitesurfing conditions in the world. If you hire a car you will be able to have your pick of beaches too! Whether you're planning a week lying horizontal on the beach or hooning across the waves with the wind in your hair don't pay any more for your Fuerteventura flights than you have to. Use our search to get a great deal and once you've booked your flights why not try us for cheap hotels in Fuerteventura too?
The temperature in the Canaries varies between the late 20s centigrade in the height of summer and the early 20s centigrade in the depths of winter. Fuerteventura itself also has very little rainfall, evidenced by the fact that its landscape is dominated by sand, so all in all it?s a great place for a beach holiday. Many people looking to grab a cheap flight to Fuerteventura are heading for some winter sunshine between the months of November and February when prices are at their cheapest. Flights to Fuerteventura then steadily rise in price towards the peak months of June, July and August. Generally speaking you can find a bargain without too much trouble if you book ahead, or you can opt for a Fuerteventura holiday package to make life easier.
With 152 beaches around its coastline, a good old fashioned beach holiday is why many people come to Fuerteventura. The main tourist areas are Morro Jable in the south, Caleta de Fustes in the middle and Corralejo in the north, these are where the vast majority of visitors will stay. Outside of these areas most of the island remains unspoilt with a landscape punctuated by low rise villages, the real inland attraction is the Corralejo Natural Dunes Park where you can take in the view on camel back.