The island of Fuerteventura is just 62 miles from the coast of Morocco, and is one of the most popular holiday destinations. The island has more than a hundred and fifty beaches.
With a dramatic volcanic landscape, little rainfall and all year round warm temperatures, the desert landscape is unique and large areas of the island are protected parks.
Fuerteventura (Fuerte – strong: Ventura – happiness) has been described as "the land that time forgot". It is the second largest of the Canary Islands and coming here really is like stepping back in time! Many people mistakenly believe the name of the island stands for "Strong Wind" and although there is often a steady, pleasing breeze, this is usually a welcome relief that makes the hot temperatures a pleasure.
It also makes Fuerteventura a water sport paradise – windsurfing, surfing and kite surfing take place all over the island.
Caleta de Fuste is very much an up-and-coming resort geared to families. Opposite the