We have been to Fuerteventura three times once to Caleta de Fuste and twice to Corralejo. Caleta is a layed back resort while Corralejo is a lively place with lots of large hotels, bars and cafes. Outside these two resorts the other are small and not a lots of interest. The only problem we found in Fuerteventura is the wind, so be prepared for a cool breeze everywhere.
Great video we have been holiday in Jamaica over to last few years now from the UK but it would be good to visit some were closer to home and for a change we have been to Tunisia a few times and turkey but the beechs look great at fuerteventura so it's a place to keep in mind to go in the future
The bus connection between main towns is good. But if you want to explore the whole island including some more remote places, a car is the far better option.
@@raulb4169get a car ... Use Reizen cars, right there in the airport terminal. You need a car for the freedom. Don't speed, don't cross white lines, drive carefully on the rough roads that lead to the great places. Go South, the area of Jandia, Morro Jable is a great base.
Sorry, having been it is a dry windy rock with no trees, homophobic thugs and there is NOTHING to do if do not windsurf , just go somewhere pretty and safe .
