Where to stay in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands

Corralejo

Corralejo is a busy town on the north east corner of Fuerteventura. This is where you can find some of the best surfing and most impressive sand dunes on the island.

Lajares

Lajares is a relaxed inland village in Fuerteventura, best known for the local surf community, restaurants and cafes.

Caleta de Fuste

This is a purpose-built resort town on the east of the island, popular with traditional holiday makers.

El Cotillo

El Cotillo is a small coastal town on the west of the island, close to Lajares, and known for it's beautiful beaches.

Puerto del Rosario

Puerto is a municipality on the east side of the island, home to white washed buildings and great surf beaches.

Digital nomad communities in Fuerteventura ‍

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Coworking spaces in Fuerteventura

Conomad is a cozy coworking space perfect for remote workers in Fuerteventura. It offers fast Wi-Fi, comfy desks, and a great atmosphere for getting things done.

Coliving spaces in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is home to some amazing coliving spaces, like Surfescape near Lajares. It’s a relaxed spot with comfortable rooms, strong Wi-Fi, and a great vibe for remote workers.

What’s the Wifi like in Fuerteventura?

The average internet speed in Fuerteventura ranges between 100 Mbps and 300 Mbps in most urban areas.

Best cafes with WiFi in Fuerteventura

While Fuerteventura has cafes with WiFi, if you're looking to work undisturbed, with high speed Internet, you should consider a coworking or coliving space.

Things to do in Fuerteventura

Tours of Islas de Lobos
This island is just off Corralejo, and is known for it's many bird species, as well as it's sandy inlets.
Surfing
Surfing is huge in Fuerteventura, specifically kite surfing. Check out our recommendations below.
Hiking
Coffee, Corralejo and Morro Jable has some of the best hiking trails on the island - just make sure to pack water, a hat and SPF if you're headed out during the day.
Swimming in natural lagoons
There are huge rock pools on the island, perfect for cooling off post-hike or during the heat of summer. Agua Verdes, Puerto de los Molinos and Sotavento are some of the most picturesque.

Best surf breaks in Fuerteventura

‍El Cotillo
This is a great beach for learning to surf during summer, but the swell picks up in shoulder season and winter.
El Hierro
El Hierro breaks over a deep volcanic reef, creating breaks on both the right and left side of the shore. This is ideal for more advanced surfers, looking to practice their turns.
Flag Beach
Flag Beach is popular with both beginner surfers and kite surfers - there are plenty of schools on the beach if you're looking for a hand getting started.

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Gyms and yoga studios in Fuerteventura

CotiFIT
CotiFIT is a functional studio based in El Cotillo. It's a small space, offering classes and personal training.
Yoga Paradise Lajares
This is a friendly yoga studio offering intimate yoga classes in Lajares.

There are a number of fitness facilities on the island, including a tennis college, skateboarding school and kitesurfing schools.

Shopping and groceries Fuerteventura

Grocery Stores

There are plenty of supermarkets and convenience stores in each town. Superdino and Hiperdino are the largest chain supermarkets available on Fuerteventura.

Health food stores

There are plenty of health food stores around the island - check out EcoTienda in Puerto del Rosario and Happy Cactus in El Cotillo to see what's available.

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