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Salinas de Antigua Golf Club is a golf course that requires a strategic approach to the round because of the effects of surrounding hills and wind. Landscaped with native vegetation there are desert areas, several lakes and volcanic sand bunkers. It also has views of the sea. Designed in 2006 by the double world champion Manuel Piñero, it is adjacent to the resort of Caleta de Fuste, on the east of the island of Fuerteventura.

Jandía Golf is a golf course located in the south of Fuerteventura, where it takes up an area of 335,086 square metres. It is next to the beach in Jandía, in one of the areas with the largest hotel infrastructure on the whole island. This golf course was designed by Ron Kirby and has 18 holes on a 5,857 metre long, par 72 course. It also boasts a practice course and a putting and chipping green. The pleasant climate of Fuerteventura makes the enjoyment of this sport possible at any time of year.

Where can you possibly discover an uninhabited pearl of the Atlantic Ocean that was once a sea lions’ playground? All you have to do is go to Fuerteventura, catch a boat in Corralejo and 20 minutes later you are in Puertito de Lobos, a place with hardly any traces of human existence on what is practically a virgin islet, just 4.5 km2.Discover diverse and delightful natural blue pools of clear, calm waters for taking a peaceful dip or snorkelling. After, have a snack in the only restaurant on the islet, but above all what you’ll find is peace. Lots of peace.

Fuerteventura is synonymous with endless beaches of fine white sand. However, the west coast with its rougher seas hides some incredible treasures for those seeking something entirely different. Aguas Verdes, in Betancuria, is one such treasure, and is a perfect example of the many unspoilt natural pools found in the Canary Islands: six kilometres of pools dotted along the coastline, where the priority is relaxing and escaping from any traces of the human rat race.

This car excursion proves that Fuerteventura is not just sun and beach. From one of the most deeply rooted localities in the south for residents to a town whose name summarizes the values of this route (Antigua), those who opt for this itinerary will get to know the rich architecture of the interior, the museums and corners serving as an oasis in this markedly austere landscape. The towns in the center were key in past centuries as a shelter for the many pirates who ravaged the coast, legends and stories that increase its attractiveness.

Very close to the tourist hub of Corralejo, in the north-east of Fuerteventura, you can enjoy the internationally known 'Grandes Playas' - Big Beaches – of Corralejo; nine kilometres of divine beaches bordered by the Corralejo Dunes, the largest in the Canary Islands. This is a place where the turquoise waters lap a coast covered by fine white sand formed naturally from the erosion of sea shells. Excellent for exfoliation, this particular form of sand has made these beaches an authentic natural spa, with views of the islands of Los Lobos and Lanzarote.

Gran Tarajal is the main town in the municipality of Tuineje, in the south-central area of ​​Fuerteventura. The area is known for having the best, Blue-Flag-approved urban beach in Fuerteventura. The kilometre-long stretch of dark sand has a magnificent maritime avenue with a marina. It is a perfect place for a walk or a sit-down meal in one of the restaurants offering local cuisine. Gran Tarajal is not a touristy area, and the local people are recognised for their authenticity and collective spirit. This is reflected in the interesting cultural events held close and the large iconic murals that decorate the town.

This beach has fine white sand and turquoise water. It’s considered one of the wildest in Fuerteventura. This makes it a great place for people to get away from the crowds. Located between Sotavento beach and Esquinzo Butihondo beach, in the municipality of Pájara de la Isla, it’s 500 metres long and 40 metres wide.

For those looking for a heavenly spot to visit, Mal Nombre beach is almost a kilometre long with white sand and turquoise waters. It’s a picture of peace and quiet, away from the hustle and bustle of more touristy areas. Located between Morro Jable and Costa Cama, this site is bordered by cliffs, which offer protection from the wind.

For those travelers seeking tranquility, Playa de Matas Blancas, located on the east coast of the island of Fuerteventura, is an isolated place where you can relax. The spot has golden sand and turquoise waters. There are great areas in the southern section of the beach to stretch out on your towel.