Fuerteventura Guide
Towns, and villages
Guide to the towns, and villages of Fuerteventura
There are around fifty towns, and villages on Fuerteventura, in the guide you will find photographs, videos, maps, reviews, and nearby attractions, including things to do, and places to go. When browsing towns, and villages you will find details of what's nearby ordered by distance. Please add some comments and photographs or videos to help other travellers, you don't need to register on the site to do this, but by doing so for free you get additional functionality such as your own favorites page with your own personal map which is very useful when planning your visit to Fuerteventura, or a day out.
Agua de Bueyes
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The charming little town of Agua de Bueyes is situated inland, south of Antigua town. This area is particularly popular with hikers and a remarkable route is from Agua de Bueyes to Garabato. This is thought to be a moderately difficult hike and takes on average three hours. Agua de Bueyes is also home to one of Fuerteventura's most important pieces of religious architecture, Our Lady of Guadalupe which was built in the 17th century. ...
Ajuy
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Ajuy is a small fishing village on the island's west coast, close to the Betancuria border. When Betancuria existed as the island's capital is was served by the port of Ajuy until it was raided by pirates. Black sand makes up Ajuy beach and Caleta Negro (Black Bay) sits at a distance of approximately 2 km. Here you can find caves within the limestone rocks, and these were once a hiding place for pirates. ...
Ampuyenta
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At the south west of the municipality of Puerto del Rosario sits the village of Ampuyenta.
Antigua
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The town of Antigua is situated in the Eastern centre of the Fuerteventura Island and its extention is up to 249,5 km2. Extensive plains with farmhouses and mills, and basaltic-coloured landscapes are the main characteristics of its surroundings. The largest part of the vegetation is concentrated on its large valleys and gullies, where you will experience a feeling of pure peace and calm. There are three protected natural spaces: Mapaís Grande Natural Monument, Cuchillos de Vigán Natural Monument and...
Betancuria
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The Conquest of Fuerteventura finished in 1405. Betancuria, a place hidden in a valley to prevent pirate attacks from the African continent, was chosen to be the capital and the island was governed from there. The conquest led by the Norman, Jean de Béthencourt, ended Fuerteventura’s prehistoric era and a new stage began which would have feudal traits. In 1476, the Señorío Territorial, or territorial lordship, of Fuerteventura was legally created, through which the Catholic Kings recognised the conqueror's...
Caleta de Fuste
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The busy tourist town of Caleta de Fuste, also known as Caleta, or Castillo is situated in the centre of the island on the east coast 7 kilometres from Fuerteventura International Airport in the municipality of Antigua. Apart from the many bars, restaurants, and coffee shops, there are some nice beaches with fine golden sand and crystal-clear water, and a small harbour. Other nearby facilities include a convention centre, two golf courses, and a casino.
Casillas de Morales is asmall village in te municipality of Antigua.
Casillas del Angel is asmall village in te municipality of Puerto del Rosario.
