Majorero cheese, a treasure of Fuerteventura Goats have always been loyal allies to the people of Fuerteventura. Resilient and docile, these animals possess an extraordinary ability to adapt to arid, desert-like climates — a trait that has supported the survival of...
Goats of Fuerteventura Fuerteventura is so full of goats that they’ve become the island’s unofficial symbol.You’ll find them everywhere — on postcards, souvenirs, t-shirts — while they, completely unaware of their fame, spend their days chewing desert shrubs and...
The History of Tindaya Mountain Tindaya is a sacred place that the Maho people — the prehistoric aboriginal inhabitants of Fuerteventura — dedicated to worship and spirituality. On and around the mountain, more than 300 podomorphic engravings (depictions of human...
How’s the weather in Fuerteventura? Fuerteventura is famous for its mild, spring-like climate year-round, scarce rainfall, and the almost constant presence of wind. The wind typically blows from the northeast, starting in late March and peaking between June and...
The best time to visit Fuerteventura Big Tour Operators often feature Fuerteventura as an ideal travel destination from June to September, conveniently when Airfare rates and hotel rooms are more expensive. Local institutions and major Hotel Chains in Fuerteventura...
