Fuerteventura Villas 2026/2027

A poolside view of Villa Relax in Fuerteventura

About our Fuerteventura villas

Our Fuerteventura villas offer a comfortable base for exploring one of the Canary Islands’ most distinctive destinations, with volcanic landscapes, long sandy beaches and year-round sunshine all within easy reach.

Designed for relaxed island stays, our villas in Fuerteventura sleep up to 8 guests and are well suited to families and small groups. Many feature private pools, outdoor terraces, spacious living areas and games facilities, giving you plenty of room to unwind between days at the beach or exploring the island.

Stay close to Fuerteventura’s coastal towns, beaches and scenic countryside, while enjoying the privacy and flexibility of your own villa. Whether you are planning a winter sun escape, a family break or a laid-back island getaway, our Fuerteventura villas make it easy to settle in and enjoy the island at your own pace.

How big is Fuerteventura?

Fuerteventura is 640.8 square miles. It is the second-largest of the Canary Islands after Tenerife.

Where is Fuerteventura?

Fuerteventura is one of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean, about 97 km off of the northwest coast of Africa.

Does Fuerteventura have a volcano?

Like all of the Canary Islands, Fuerteventura is volcanic and was formed by eruptions of under-sea volcanoes around 5000 years ago. As such, there are plenty of calderas on Fuerteventura.

Is Fuerteventura in Spain?

Technically, the Canary Islands are all part of Spain, including Fuerteventura. Although they are a long way from the mainland, Spanish is the main language spoken on the islands.

What is the best month to go to Fuerteventura?

What you want to do will determine the ‘best’ time to visit Fuerteventura, but, in truth, there is no bad time to take a vacation on the island. If you’re wanting to enjoy the warmest weather for sunbathing, sea swimming, and long beach days, then the summer months between June and September is the best time to visit Fuerteventura. Winter, specifically from December through March is the best time for winter sunshine, while spring and fall are perfect for getting out and about on walking or adventure vacations.

Where is Fuerteventura airport?

Fuerteventura Airport, also known as El Matorral (FUE) is located 5km southwest of the capital Puerto del Rosario.

Dramatic volcanic landscape in Fuerteventura

A traditional windmill and cactus in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura attractions

Fuerteventura’s rugged and otherworldly landscapes offer plenty of must-see excursions. The most famous are the mighty sand dunes of Corralejo. These are the largest dunes in the Canary Islands, stretching for miles along the coast, with sparkling seas and dramatic volcanic rocks. It’s one of the island’s most striking landscapes and is easily reached by public bus from Corralejo, a popular tourist hub.

Another breathtaking destination is Isla de Lobos, a short water taxi ride from Corralejo. This protected nature reserve is perfect for snorkeling and swimming. Recent archaeological digs on the island have also revealed evidence of its Roman past.

Fuerteventura’s surrounding waters are part of a busy cetacean route, so there’s a good chance of spotting wild dolphins and whales on boat trips. The nutrient-rich seas are also home to stingrays, sea turtles, and other fascinating marine life.

Traditional wrinkly Canarian potatoes and red mojo sauce

Food and drink in Fuerteventura

Being surrounded by the ocean and heavily influenced by Mediterranean and African cuisine, the food in Fuerteventura is varied and delicious. A local delicacy is papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes), a moreish snack or appetizer that has become a Canarian food staple. They are often served with the signature sauce, mojo picon, which is made with olive oil, garlic, vinegar, cumin, and paprika, and can be served with almost anything.

Popular restaurants in Fuerteventura include La Villa in Villaverde, El Bounty Puerto De Rosario, which is known for delectable seafood platters, and The Ugly Duckling in Corralejo, where you can enjoy fine Scandinavian-inspired food.

Starting airport	Flight time (hours/mins)
London	04:15
Cancun	12:30
New York	12:15
Orlando	13:55
Los Angeles	20:30

Getting to and around Fuerteventura

Airports

Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) serves as the main gateway to the island. Situated near the capital city of Puerto del Rosario, the airport offers easy access to various destinations on Fuerteventura. With its modern facilities and convenient location, Fuerteventura Airport welcomes travelers from around the world.

Taxis

Upon arrival at Fuerteventura Airport, you'll find an array of taxis available to take you to your desired destination. While taxis on the island are unmetered, they adhere to official taxi travel rates to ensure fair pricing. Whether you're headed to your accommodation, a local attraction, or exploring the island, taxis provide a comfortable and efficient mode of transportation.

Buses

Exploring Fuerteventura through its reliable and frequent bus service is a budget-friendly option. The island's bus network offers convenient transportation, allowing you to immerse yourself in the local culture and discover attractions without straining your wallet. The bus system is a popular choice for both tourists and locals alike.

Driving

For those seeking independence and flexibility, renting a car is an excellent choice to navigate Fuerteventura's diverse landscapes. The island's roads include a primary route encircling the island, as well as secondary roads leading to various destinations. Keep in mind that roads can be narrow, occasionally leading to minor traffic congestion. Driving is on the right-hand side, and it's important to yield the right-of-way to traffic approaching from the right. To drive on the island, ensure you have a valid French or International Driver's License.

Car Hire

If you prefer to set your own course and explore at your own pace, reputable car hire companies are available on Fuerteventura. Renting a car grants you the freedom to design your itinerary, allowing you to uncover the island's hidden gems and iconic sights on your terms. Experience the island's beauty and culture with the convenience and comfort of your own vehicle, enhancing your vacation experience.

As you embark on your journey in Fuerteventura, these transportation options ensure a seamless and enjoyable exploration of the island's wonders. Whether you're here for a short stay or an extended vacation, Fuerteventura welcomes you with its diverse landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality.

Things to do

Soak up watersports
The island's strong winds and waves make it a prime spot for watersports. Try windsurfing, kiteboarding, or surfing at spots like Flag Beach and El Cotillo.
Relax on the beach
Fuerteventura is home to miles upon miles of golden sandy beaches, and with warm and dry weather all year round, it is one of the best places in Europe for a relaxing trip on the beach
Corralejo sand dunes
Corralejo's mighty sand dunes are one of the most impressive sights in the Canary Islands. Miles upon miles of rolling mountains of sand flanked by the blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
Visit Isla dos Lobos
Isla dos Lobos is an island just off of the coast of Fuerteventura that is the perfect place for nature lovers - with excellent snorkeling opportunities and marine life to observe
Hiking & Mountain biking
Explore the island's interior by hiking or mountain biking through scenic routes and trails. The volcanic landscape offers diverse terrain for outdoor enthusiasts.
Jandia National Park
If you're looking to explore Fuerteventura's dramatic volcanic landscape, the Jandia National Park is the place to go, with soaring mountains giving way to the rolling waves of the Atlantic.
Bentacuria
Bentacuria is a charming place that was Fuerteventura's original capital. The town is filled with traditional Canarian architecture and historic buildings.
Montana de Tindaya
Fuerteventura's sacred mountain is the tallest peak on the island, and a breathtaking place to visit on a day trip.
Stargazing
Fuerteventura is a UNESCO Starlight Reserve, making it a perfect spot for stargazing. Head to designated areas to enjoy the clear night skies and celestial wonders.

Villa Laurita vacation rental in Fuerteventura with private pool

Fuerteventura villas with private pools

Fuerteventura, with its endless sunshine and warm temperatures, is the perfect place to enjoy a private pool. Our Fuerteventura villas with private pools let you relax and cool off in complete comfort. These beautiful villas also feature fantastic outdoor spaces, including sun loungers, alfresco dining areas, and grassy lawns.

For families and water enthusiasts, many of our pool villas include a thoughtful extra: a poolside shower . This convenient feature allows you to rinse off before and after your swim, making your pool experience seamless and enjoyable.

To find villas with this amenity, simply use the “private pool shower” filter when searching for your perfect Fuerteventura villa. Maximize your relaxation and make the most of your time on the enchanting Canary Islands!