Your Fuerteventura holiday from superdestinations.co.uk includes everything for a seamless escape. Return economy flights from major UK airports, 7 nights at Barcelo Corralejo Bay, private airport transfers and full ATOL & IATA financial protection are all included in the advertised price.
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Why You'll Love It
Magnificent Atlantic Beaches
Fuerteventura’s 152 kilometres of beaches – many entirely unspoilt and backed by protected natural park landscapes – include some of the finest in Spain. The Corralejo dunes beach, the vast Jandía Peninsula stretches, and dozens of quieter coves accessible by four-wheel drive or on foot offer a variety and quality of beach experience that rivals any destination in the Atlantic.
Windsurfing & Kitesurfing Capital
Fuerteventura’s combination of consistent Atlantic trade winds, flat lagoon water on the sheltered east coast, and powerful ocean swells on the west has made it the undisputed European capital of wind sports, hosting PWA Windsurf World Championships at the legendary Playa de Sotavento and attracting elite athletes alongside complete beginners from excellent local schools throughout the season.
Corralejo Natural Park
The extraordinary Parque Natural de Corralejo – 2,700 hectares of volcanic sand dunes, coastal lagoons, and pristine beaches in the island’s northern tip – provides a landscape of surreal natural beauty: golden desert dunes against volcanic hills and limitless blue Atlantic sky, with the protected park beaches among the finest and most naturally preserved on the island.
Lobos Island Natural Reserve
Just two kilometres from Corralejo, the tiny uninhabited Isla de Lobos offers one of the Canary Islands’ finest natural reserve experiences: crystal-clear water for outstanding snorkelling, pristine beaches, strictly controlled visitor numbers ensuring natural integrity, and an extraordinary sense of discovery and peaceful natural solitude within easy reach of the main resort.
Day by Day
Arrive at Fuerteventura Airport and transfer north to Barcelo Corralejo Sands. Take an immediate walk along the extraordinary golden dunes beach and a refreshing Atlantic swim before dinner at the hotel or one of the excellent Corralejo seafood restaurants.
Walk south into the Corralejo Natural Park, where magnificent volcanic sand dunes constantly reshaped by the Atlantic trade winds create a landscape of extraordinary desert beauty at the edge of Europe. The protected natural park beaches here are among the finest on the island.
Drive north to the wonderful authentic fishing village of El Cotillo, with its traditional castle, excellent fresh fish restaurants, and the extraordinary natural lagoons at the village’s northern tip – a series of sheltered rock-pool swimming spots of remarkable natural beauty and calm.
Drive the full length of the island south to the magnificent Jandía Peninsula: the vast Playa de Sotavento (world-championship windsurfing beach) on the east, and the sheltered Playa de Morro Jable on the west. Return via traditional capital Betancuria and the fossil cliffs at Ajuy.
Take a windsurfing or kitesurfing lesson from the hotel beach schools in world-class Atlantic wind conditions, or enjoy paddleboarding, kayaking, and snorkelling as gentler alternatives in the warm, clear water.
A short boat ride to the extraordinary uninhabited Isla de Lobos: pristine natural reserve with crystal-clear water for outstanding snorkelling, beautiful beaches, and a wonderful sense of natural solitude just two kilometres from Corralejo.
A final gloriously lazy morning on the Corralejo beach before private transfer south to Fuerteventura Airport.
Where You'll Stay
4-star hotel
In the centre of Corralejo, in northern Fuerteventura, this four-star hotel is 300 metres from the beach and the same distance from Corralejo Dunes Natural Park. Its 500 sq m main pool has a separate children's pool beside it, and there is a wellness centre with hydrotherapy, a gym and the Barcy Club for kids. Ideal for families.
| ✈ Flights | Return flights from UK included |
| 🧳 Baggage | 23kg checked baggage |
| 🏛 Hotel | 7 nights accommodation |
| 🚌 Transfers | Private airport transfers |
| ✈ Airport Taxes | All airport taxes included |
| 💳 Deposit | 30% per person to secure booking |
Planning Fuerteventura Holidays 2026 has never been more straightforward. Fuerteventura offers stunning beaches, rich culture, and exceptional dining – all packaged with return UK flights, hotel accommodation, and private transfers. Whether you're looking for a 3-night city break or a full 7-night escape, our Fuerteventura holiday packages are designed to deliver outstanding value with full ATOL & financial protection as standard. Fuerteventura delivers a consistently rewarding experience that brings UK travellers back year after year – and it's easy to understand why.
Fuerteventura offers a rich blend of history, architecture, and local culture that rewards every visitor. The city's historic centre, museums, and cultural landmarks provide fascinating context for the region's unique character and traditions.
Fuerteventura's coastline and natural surroundings offer outstanding opportunities for swimming, water sports, and outdoor exploration.
The local cuisine of Fuerteventura draws on centuries of culinary tradition, with fresh seafood, local produce, and regional specialities served in restaurants ranging from traditional family-run tavernas to celebrated fine-dining establishments.
Fuerteventura represents outstanding value for UK holidaymakers, with excellent flight connections from major UK airports, a straightforward destination, and a wide range of accommodation options to suit every budget and preference.
Fuerteventura is very dry, with only about 100mm of rain a year, falling mostly between November and February. Highs are around 21°C in January, 23°C in April, 26°C in June and 27–28°C from July to September. The water off Corralejo is the catch for winter visitors: around 18°C in February and March, rising to about 22–23°C from August to October.
Wind shapes the trip more than rain does. The north-east trade winds blow hardest from June to August, which is great for kitesurfers but means sand blowing across the open beaches on some afternoons. In winter the island also gets occasional calima, a dusty haze blown in from the Sahara.
For a beach holiday, September and October are hard to beat, with the warmest sea, calmer winds and the summer crowds gone. November to March still gives reliable mid-20s winter sun for walks on the dunes and long lunches, but fewer people swim for long.
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