Fuerteventura with Full Board - Bakour Fuerteventura La Pared 3*

Full Board? Here’s How the Meals Are Scheduled

If you choose Full Board, please note how the meal service works:

• You will start with dinner on the day of arrival.
• You will finish with lunch on the day of departure.

The accommodation informs us that this order cannot be changed, as restaurant capacity is managed to ensure a high-quality service.

Please note: this only applies to meals. Check the key collection and room check-out times to plan your stay properly.

Fuerteventura: Endless Beaches, Volcano Views & Year-Round Sunshine

With over 150 km of beaches, Fuerteventura is a dream destination for families and couples alike. Located in the Canary Islands, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty, volcanic landscapes, charming villages, and family-friendly activities. The constant spring-like weather means you can enjoy the island any time of year—whether you’re relaxing on golden sand or exploring its rugged interior.

Make sure you visit:

• Corralejo Dunes Natural Park: A stunning desert-like landscape with white sand dunes and crystal-clear waters.
• Betancuria: The island’s historic capital, perfect for a quiet stroll and cultural stop.
• Ajuy Caves: Mysterious sea caves formed by volcanic activity, with a dramatic black sand beach.
• Morro Velosa Viewpoint: Designed by artist César Manrique, it offers panoramic views of Fuerteventura’s volcanic terrain.
• El Cotillo town and tower: A charming fishing village with a peaceful vibe and old defensive tower.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Sotavento Beach: Famous for its long stretches of shallow waters—perfect for kids and windsurfing.
• Cofete Beach: A remote, wild beach surrounded by mountains, ideal for nature lovers.
• El Castillo Beach (Caleta de Fuste): Family-friendly with calm waters and great facilities.
• Corralejo Beaches: A mix of calm and surf-friendly zones, with easy access from town.
• Playa del Matorral (Morro Jable): Long sandy beach in the south, with boardwalks and cafés.

Family-friendly activities:

• Oasis Wildlife Park: A large zoo and botanical garden with camel rides and interactive shows.
• Submarine vision boat trips: Explore marine life without getting wet—great for younger children.
• Beginner surf schools: Many spots offer safe and fun lessons for all ages.
• Visit to the Salt Museum: Discover how sea salt is made, with exhibits perfect for curious kids.
• Mini-golf and family resorts in Caleta de Fuste: All-in-one areas for food, fun, and relaxation.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Majorero cheese: A protected goat cheese, often served with local honey or paprika.
• Papas arrugadas with mojo sauce: Boiled salty potatoes with spicy red or green sauce.
• Gofio: A traditional toasted grain flour used in many Canarian dishes.
• Fresh seafood: Look out for grilled vieja (parrotfish), a local favourite.
• Local aloe vera drinks and products: A refreshing and healthy taste of the island.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• Isla de Lobos (15-min boat from Corralejo): A quiet, protected island ideal for hiking and swimming.
• La Oliva (20 km from Corralejo): A picturesque village with art centers and volcanic trails.
• Antigua (30 km inland): Known for windmills, artisan cheese, and peaceful rural life.
• Gran Tarajal (southern coast): A local seaside town with fewer tourists and authentic vibes.
• Mount Tindaya: Considered sacred by the island’s original inhabitants, perfect for a cultural hike.