Hotel Fuerteventura Princess - a nearly naturist option

Sights & Excursions

There are some organised trips available, however to see more of the island a hire car is recommended.

A Grand Tour of the island shows off the empty landscapes with many extinct volcano cones. Sleepy villages are scattered among the valleys and the whitewashed houses are surrounded by cactus plants, palm trees and grazing goats. Visit Betancuria, the former capital, which is built on the sides of an extinct volcano. You can visit the cathedral and the archaeological museum.

With the intensive development and commercialisation of the main beaches in Fuerteventura, unofficial naturism there is on the decline. However, there are still magnificent sandy coves and longer beaches in undeveloped areas, mainly along the east coast. The nearest of these are the Playas de Sotavento.

The Corralejo National Park in the north is an expanse of shifting, gleaming white sand dunes  have been established as a nature reserve.