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Holiday rentals in Fuerteventura

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Superhost
Flat in Corralejo
Beach front apartment
Enjoy this beautiful modern beach +sea view apt, beautifully furnished, decorated and cleaned to the highest standard. Brilliant views from the living area + private terrace to the beach, sea and islands of Lobos + Lanzarote. The location is 2nd to none, right in the town centre but enjoying privacy and tranquility - only a few meters to the beach and main street with shops, bars etc. We have a communal pool and sunbathing area for your enjoyment also. Book now, you will love your stay here!
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Superhost
Flat in Corralejo
Corralejo Home Beach & Center
New large and bright apartment in the center of Corralejo, brand new! Newly renovated and fully furnished. Located on the first floor of a building and a quiet street. The flat can comfortably accommodate 4 people. Ideal for your holidays or your telecommuting stay! Super well located, a few meters from the sea, the port and the beaches of CORRALEJO where you could enjoy the most lively city on the island!
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Superhost
Flat in Lajares
Casa WAVE ESTE Lajares Fuerteventura
Private apartment with communal pool in Lajares at the foot of the volcano. Located in a complex of three apartments with shared swimming pool. Casa Wave is located in a quiet area. The pool is always sunny and sheltered from the winds. A bedroom , kitchen-room , bathroom and terrace overlooking the pool.Wifi and smart TV. Private parking. Wave House is A GREEN House where only renewable energy is used.
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Superhost
Flat in Corralejo
A star called ESPICA🌟WIFI
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Superhost
Apartment in Fuerteventura, Corralejo
FRONT WATERFRONT APARTMENT.
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Superhost
Flat in Las Playitas
the sun
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Corralejo, Fuerteventura
Antili al Mar• Heated pool• Front beach• Bay views
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Superhost
Flat in Corralejo
“Casa Sol y Arena” on the beach
Individual Host
Superhost
Home in Pájara
Wake up to nature in this modern glass house.
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Superhost
Flat in Corralejo
Lovely apartment with spectacular views.
Individual Host
Superhost
Townhouse in Corralejo
Lovely lofty in Corralejo
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Corralejo
Jable Suite 8, Jacuzzi Penthouse
Professional Host
Superhost
Cottage in Las Palmas
Pleasant cottage in the valley
Individual Host
Superhost
Home in Lajares, Fuerteventura
Ami Lajares Studio
Professional Host
Superhost
Villa in La Oliva
CASA LA BOCAINA - private Villa mit Panoramablick
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Your guide to Fuerteventura

All about Fuerteventura

With more than 100 miles of white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and rugged landscapes formed by ancient volcanic eruptions, Fuerteventura is the second-largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, located off the coast of West Africa. Home to large stretches of coastline untouched by human development, it was designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2009 and today caters both to travelers looking to escape from it all and those with a penchant for modern amenities. Find golfing, shopping, and all manner of water sports at Caleta de Fuste on the island’s east coast, or spend your vacation visiting a different beach every day, each more remote than the last. Highlights include the tranquil shores of Costa Calma in the south; the wild, pristine expanses of Cofete in the west; and La Concha in the north, near the fishing village of El Cotillo in the La Oliva municipality. The half-moon-shaped beach is sheltered by a natural lava reef that teems with life. Wherever you wind up, don’t forget to sample the local goat cheese, majorero, delicious with a touch of Canarian palm honey.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Fuerteventura

Just reading about Fuerteventura’s 3,000 hours of annual sunshine is enough to make many a snowbird fantasize about renting one of Fuerteventura’s villas — if not relocating permanently. With an arid, desert-like climate, the Canaries enjoy warm and pleasant weather all year long and very little rainfall (fewer than 8 inches a year on the coast). The temperature is usually in the 70s or low 80s Fahrenheit, whether it’s January or June, and the water is a few degrees cooler, ranging from around 64 in the winter to 73 or so in the summer, so its crystal-clear seas are good for diving at any time of year. Surfers love the waves generated by the steady afternoon trade winds that blow across the island; occasional hot gusts can sweep over from Africa, bringing temperature spikes and reduced visibility thanks to the desert sand.


Top things to do in Fuerteventura

Corralejo Natural Park

Located in the northeast of the island, this natural park is home to the largest sand dunes in the Canaries. Find a beach cove for sunbathing or bring your hiking shoes for a trek up the Montaña Roja, a dramatic 1,000-foot red mountain volcano whose summit offers breathtaking views.

Isla de Lobos

Accessible by ferry boat or private charter from Puerto de Corralejo, this 1.8-square-mile island nature reserve is home to a variety of sea birds and native flora. Visitors can experience it by means of walking trails that lead to a lighthouse, a windmill, and a beach lagoon, or get a glimpse of the sea life offshore with a snorkel or diving excursion.

Betancuria Old Town

The oldest city on the island, colonial Betancuria was founded in 1404 and was Fuerteventura’s capital until 1834. It’s home to the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography, with exhibits on the earliest inhabitants of the Canaries, and a wealth of historic churches, including the church of Santa María de la Concepción and the old Franciscan convent of San Buenaventura.

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