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If you’re dreaming of a peaceful escape – the kind where time slows and the sea murmurs rather than roars – then Playa de Esquinzo, or more precisely, Playa de Esquinzo-Butihondo in the south of Fuerteventura, might just be your perfect hideaway. Less well-known than some of its neighbours on the Jandía peninsula, Read full article

Carnival in the Canary Islands is one of the most vibrant and eagerly awaited events of the year. The streets come alive with colourful parties, music, and excitement, and all the islands offer unforgettable experiences for those wishing to embrace this unique celebration. Staying close to the main events makes the experience even more special. Read full article

Fuerteventura, renowned for its expansive beaches and volcanic landscapes, also hides charming villages brimming with history and tradition.

Each one has its own personality, reflecting centuries of culture and the everyday life of the Majoreros, the indigenous people of the island. Here, we take a closer look at the most beautiful villages on this Canary Island. Read full article

Can you picture celebrating Christmas with mild temperatures, golden beaches, and endless blue skies?

December in the Canary Islands offers the chance to enjoy a festive season unlike any other—far from the freezing cold yet filled with charm. This archipelago of eight islands in the Atlantic isn’t just about sun and sea; Read full article

Fuerteventura, a gem among the Canary Islands, is celebrated not only for its breath-taking white sandy beaches and dramatic volcanic landscapes but also for the variety of unique experiences it offers beyond the typical beach holiday.

Planning a trip? Here’s a selection of excursions to make your stay truly unforgettable.

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When it’s time to start thinking about your long-awaited holiday, it’s easy to get swept up in the excitement and overlook the importance of efficient planning.

A well-thought-out plan not only helps you avoid unexpected issues but also ensures you make the most of your time off. Today, we’ll share some key tips for planning your holiday efficiently and optimising your time before you set off. Read full article

Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands and is renowned for its endless golden sand beaches, turquoise waters, and breathtaking, unspoilt nature.

Whether you’re keen to have a go at water sports like surfing, build sandcastles with the kids, or simply unwind under a sun umbrella, there’s something for everyone here. Read full article

Ready to get up close and personal with the Canary Islands’ festival spirit? Discover the 10 most prominent traditional Canary Island festivals, and revel in the contagious joy, vibrant music and awesome traditions. It’s a unique experience!
Festivals in Gran Canaria
Agaete: Fiesta de la Rama

This festival dates back to the time of the indigenous people on the Canary Islands. Read full article

When we think about Fuerteventura as a holiday destination we tend to think about its white sand and turquoise water, sun and beaches. However, the island also conceals some spectacular lunar landscapes between craters, dunes and cliffs. It’s a dream location for hiking.

Discover all the island’s striking contrasts on these five hiking routes, Read full article

Jandía, the jewel of Fuerteventura’s southern tip, beckons with its sun-kissed beaches, volcanic landscapes and a rich history waiting to be explored. Embark on a journey with us and discover the captivating charm of this natural paradise.
Formation of the Jandía Peninsula
Jandía was formed millions of years ago by volcanic activity. Read full article

Do you know what makes Christmas in the Canary Islands so unique? Enjoy a few unforgettable days on the islands, take in the Christmas ambience in a dreamy climate, sample unique cuisine and discover the islands’ unique traditions for yourself.

Magical nativity scenes, twinkling lights and the famous ‘Cabalgata de Reyes’ (or Cavalcade of the Three Kings) on the evening of 5 January – the eve of Kings’ Day – when Melchior, Read full article