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In the Atlantic Ocean, 97 kilometres from the northeast coast of Africa, lies the breathtakingly beautiful volcanic island, which is the oldest of the Canary Islands and has been declared a UNESCO biosphere reserve in its entirety. If you want to lose yourself in vast wilderness filled with mystery, don’t miss out on our cheap flights to Fuerteventura.

The island’s paradisiacal beaches of white or black sand and crystal clear, turquoise water are the largest of the archipelago. The list of beaches to choose from is endless: El Puertito, Cofete, Morro Jable, Jandía, Sotavento, La Pared, Corralejo, El Cotillo are just a few of the many options. Fuerteventura also boasts a vast array of natural parks, volcanoes and protected landscapes. The Corralejo Dunes Natural Park and Lobos Island are the most important and span over two zones. The Corralejo Dunes Natural Park, located in the north of the island in the town of Oliva, is an arid area with almost no vegetation, golden sand and stunning beaches, such as the Puerto de la Peña and other raised beaches. There you will find Mount Tindaya, an impressive 400-metre high volcanic cone, which serves as the emblem of the island. Lobos Island, with its impressive Mount Caldera, is located just off the coast of Oliva.

If, after such an eruption of nature, you’re looking for a pleasant stroll, don’t miss Betancuria, the most beautiful and isolated town of the island. Situated on an inactive volcano’s crater, the town is the Canary Islands’ least populated, with only 700 inhabitants. Sample some of the delicious local dishes, such as Fuerteventura peas, glazed liver, sun-dried, roasted or fried ‘pejines’ (blue fish), goat stew and ‘tollos’ (salted fish). Hope you’re hungry!

Now is the time to fly with Iberia to Fuerteventura. You'll discover an island with an average annual temperature of 20º Celsius and 320 days of sunshine per year. Hardly surprising, then, that it's known as the "Island of the Eternal Spring".

If you fly with Iberia to Fuerteventura you'll land at one of the gateways to the Canary Islands, just 5 kilometres from Puerto del Rosario, the island capital.

Majorera cuisine, named after the Majos, the original inhabitants of Fuerteventura, is primarily famous for dishes made with local products obtained from crops and cattle. On the island you'll be able to try a range of traditional, unique dishes and, above all, healthy ones since they rarely contain fatty ingredients.