Just sixty miles off the west coast of Africa lies Fuerteventura.  Aptly named, the literal translation of ‘fuerte’ being ‘strong’ and ‘ventura’ describing the ‘accelerated winds’. Despite being the second largest of the Canary Islands, it is the least populated and home to the most stunning beaches. The turquoise waters break on the pale golden beaches which stretch for miles on end, this island has to be the ultimate choice for those looking for relaxation and supreme conditions. The tourist areas are centred mainly in the north of the island at Corralejo and in the south at Costa Calma & Morro Jable, masking the villages of whitewashed houses and windmills found dotted around the island. The rest of the south by comparison, is a peaceful and relatively isolated destination. The quality of both wind and sea are best in the summer, when the Trade winds blow, with sailing conditions in winter very reliable.

CORRALEJO

Located on the northern tip of the island, Corralejo has grown from an old fishing village, to a fully fledged holiday resort. All the sports facilities imaginable are available here, such as mountain biking, kitesurfing, diving and tennis. Corralejo is the perfect playground for a full and active holiday.

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