We walk around the oldest, historic village (1404) Betancuria, the ancient capital for more than 400 years. It may be small with only 200 inhabitants but so cosy... The church of Santa Maria can also be visited. They do ask for a donation of 2€.

Discover the fisher village, the little puertito and the natural swimming pools with our multilingual local guides. Max 8 people in a new convertible mini bus.

We go deep in the south in Jandia where we have a look out spot - mirador. From that spot you can take amazing pictures of the 20 kilometres long sport beach. The hotspot for the kite and windsurfers in Fuerteventura.

When you say Ajuy, you think of the limestone and natural caves and black volcanic beach... Indeed, but there is more, you will have time to enjoy a nice local lunch (not included) in the west coast village of Ajuy, restaurant is about 10 metres from the black sand beach. Cheap and tasty food! The typical local Canarian restaurant is known for goat meat and fresh local fish, but there is much more to choose from, something for everyone (vegans...). A must is the walk to the caves, and the great view when you walk over the limestone, towards the immense natural caves. There is absolutely no obligation for the walk, but there is plenty of time to explore the natural caves or take a walk or take a refreshing dip in the ocean (don't forget a towel). We all have lunch together afterwards.

Puerto del Rosario is the capital of Fuerteventura. It is also the largest town and the economic heart of the island. Currently around 49,000 inhabitants. Puerto del Rosario is a late bloomer. Hence unfortunately no impressive historic city centre with buildings from different eras. The fact that Puerto del Rosario has only developed late is because it has not always been the capital of Fuerteventura. It was not until the year 1835 that it took over this role from Betancuria. Officially, the year before Antigua was briefly the main city of the island. When Puerto del Rosario became the capital, it was still called Puerto de CabrasThe place was initially known as Puerto de Cabras or Puerto Cabras due to the historical presence of goats of these animals that grazed on its coastline. However in 1956, the municipal authorities requested its change to that of Puerto del Rosario.

An absolutely beautiful panoramic view from the north, we are then 669 M high, and where you will also find the 2 Gaunges kings Ayose Y Guise. The rest is a surprise.

Amazing local green village.

The former capital of Fuerteventura for just 1 year (1861)

Another historic capital. The former capital of the Canary Islands for more than 25 years. You have the small castle of the last military man in power, Colonel Cabrera Betancour and the main church of our Madonna Candelaria. The patroness of the Canary Islands. Our guide will explain to you the history and facts of this typical Canarian historical village.