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Well, if you're looking to soak up the sun along more than 150 kilometres of gorgeous coastline, a five-day getaway should do the trick! The beauty of Fuerteventura is that it's not all packed with city hustle, so you won't need to rush from place to place. You can leisurely explore spots like La Oliva, which is rich in history, Antigua for a taste of indigenous culture, and Tuineje, where you'll find some of the best Canarian cuisine around. With attractions conveniently clustered together, you can easily make multiple stops in a day without wearing yourself out or breaking the bank.

Fuerteventura definitely has a good nightlife with something for practically every age group and preference. If you're looking for a loud and lively experience, the old town of Corralejo has some of the best clubs and bars. If you're feeling a little homesick, this area also has a number of British-style pubs. And if you want a slightly more laid-back evening, you can walk a little further up north, where Corralejo's got a variety of sit-down establishments that serve cocktails and play diverse music.

Travelling with family? You can still enjoy the evenings together at Puerte del Rosario, which is the capital city of Fuerteventura. While there are clubs and bars here too, there are also cafes and bistros where you can have a delicious dinner or nightcap together.

Like with many beach destinations, you're typically going to find better prices by flying outside of peak times like the summer or school holiday weeks. Check out flights in the shoulder season (May and September) to enjoy beach-worthy weather with affordable flights. You can find some of the cheapest flights to Fuerteventura by using easyJet's Low Fare Finder. 

Driving from Fuerteventura Airport to Correlejo takes about 35 minutes- you can look into booking a rental car or private transfer for the ultimate easy travel day. It's also possible to reach Correlejo by public transport, but you would need to take two separate buses, as there's no direct option.

The length of your flight from the UK to Fuerteventura can change depending on external factors like weather, but if you'd like to get a general idea of flight times, these are estimates from popular UK airports:

• Flights from Bristol to Fuerteventura: 4h 0
• Flights from Edinburgh to Fuerteventura: 4h 40
• Flights from London Luton to Fuerteventura: 4h 20
• Flights from London Gatwick to Fuerteventura: 4h 15
• Flights from Manchester to Fuerteventura: 4h 25

We'd recommend renting a car to get around Fuerteventura. There are public buses, but they're quite expensive, and don't offer the same level of flexibility that a car does. They also don't run to some of the more remote parts of the island, if you're looking to get off the beaten path.

Well, if you're looking to soak up the sun along more than 150 kilometres of gorgeous coastline, a five-day getaway should do the trick! The beauty of Fuerteventura is that it's not all packed with city hustle, so you won't need to rush from place to place. You can leisurely explore spots like La Oliva, which is rich in history, Antigua for a taste of indigenous culture, and Tuineje, where you'll find some of the best Canarian cuisine around. With attractions conveniently clustered together, you can easily make multiple stops in a day without wearing yourself out or breaking the bank.

Yes, Fuereventura is classified as a volcanic island due to its geological history shaped by volcanic eruptions. Whilst there are no currently active volcanoes, the island's terrain bears witness to its volcanic origins, with features like rugged coastlines and unique rock formations.

Fuerteventura is part of the Spanish Canary Islands. While this archipelago is classed under Spain and part of the EU, the Canary Islands are an autonomous community with local governing bodies.

Fuerteventura boasts numerous stunning beaches, each with its own charm. Some of the best beaches to explore include:

• Playa de Sotavento: Known for its vast stretches of golden sands and crystal-clear waters, it's a paradise for windsurfers and kiteboarders.
• Playa de Cofete: Located on the southwest coast, this remote and wild beach offers dramatic landscapes and a sense of seclusion.
• Playa de Corralejo: A popular spot with both locals and tourists, this beach offers fine white sands and turquoise waters, along with amenities and nearby restaurants.
• Playa de El Cotillo: Ideal for families and surfers alike, this beach features sheltered coves, shallow waters, and great waves for water sports.
• Playa de Esquinzo: Situated near Morro Jable, this beach is known for its scenic beauty, clear waters, and opportunities for snorkelling and sunbathing.
• These are just a few highlights, but Fuerteventura has many more beaches waiting to be discovered, each offering its own unique atmosphere and attractions.