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The Elba Palace Golf & Vital Hotel is truly special, a peaceful haven for golf enthusiasts, lovers of romantic dinners like those served in its Canarian courtyard, and those seeking moments of silence that are almost as magical as they are unique. This five-star adults-only hotel is set in a beautiful tropical garden within the 18-hole golf course of Caleta de Fuste, in the center of Fuerteventura. It has many delightful corners, but few can compare to the Hoyo 19 café-terrace, which overlooks the green and the horizon.

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Fuerteventura is an ideal place to combine nature, relaxation, and culture

The pathway in Lobos, one of the best preserved areas in the Canary Islands which is just under five square kilometres in size, allows visitors to enjoy a wide variety of attractions: from salt marshes to small volcanic cone formations called “hornitos”. The route which goes around the island in a circle takes you from the harbour to Martiño lighthouse. The trek on the way back goes through the Puertito, a former temporary settlement for the island’s fishermen and shellfish farmers who worked in the area.

Acua Water Park is located in the resort town of Corralejo, in the north of Fuerteventura. The only water park on the island offers a breathtaking view of Corralejo, Lobos Island and even Lanzarote. Just slide down from the top of the Rapid River, its star attraction. Being in the town centre, the park is easy to get to and you can round the day off with a fresh fish dinner in one of the restaurants along the promenade.

Located in the south of Fuerteventura, Puerto de Gran Tarajal is home to both leisure yachts and fishing boats within its 170 moorings. Found in the small village of the same name and with a strong fishing spirit, the tranquillity of its waters is thanks to the protection provided by the local terrain. The dock offers a 'travelift', crane and slipway, while the pontoons have electricity and drinking water. There are also washrooms available to all users of the marina.

On the south-west coast of Lobos, a small islet north of Fuerteventura, you’ll find the longest wave in the Canary Islands. Los Lobos is an unusual wave but when the ideal conditions converge it becomes the perfect wave in its length, varied sections and quality. To access the spot you have to take a boat that sails from the tourist resort of Corralejo to reach Los Lobos and follow a track from its port for about an hour until you have gone around the Montaña Caldera volcano.

Ajuy Beach, in Fuerteventura, located on the west coast of the island, very close to Pájara. The quiet atmosphere of the fishing village of Ajuy, where this beach is located, makes it very popular among the inhabitants of Fuerteventura. Its fine volcanic sand and the moderate waves of Ajuy Beach are the ideal setting for a relaxing vacation. It is also part of a Protected Natural Area where there are spectacular volcanic caves.

Cuando las cosas se hacen con esmero y dedicación surgen lugares tan auténticos como Mahoh, una casa campesina rehabilitada donde la austeridad de la piedra y la calidez de la madera encajan perfectamente en el paisaje árido y sobrio de Fuerteventura. Enclavado en el norte de la isla, el encanto rural de este hotel es tan innegable como las soberbias puestas de sol que se ven desde los molinos que adornan las montañas de los alrededores. Aquí no hay recepción al uso, pero sí hay caballos, huertas y tranquilidad.

The volcanic origin of the Canary Islands means that diving in its waters has unusually shaped rocky seascapes in its depths. This is the case of Bajón del Río; at a depth of 18 metres there is a bottom of golden sand from which parasol shaped volcanic crags several metres high emerge. These “mushrooms” are a refuge for a unique biodiversity. This spot located to the north of the island of Fuerteventura, in the middle of the strait which separates it from the small islet of Lobos, is only five minutes away by boat from the port of Corralejo.