Useful informations

General Info

• Currency: In Fuerteventura, as in all the Canary Islands, the Euro is used.

• Visa and Permits: A visa is not required to access Fuerteventura if you come from a European Union country.

• Electricity and Sockets: The electrical sockets are of the European type.

• Safety: The island is generally safe.

• Language: The official language is Spanish.

• Transportation: You can rent a car to explore the island.

• WiFi: Available throughout the island

• Water: Tap water is drinkable but does not taste great

Planning your trip

• How to get there: You can reach Fuerteventura with an international flight. Direct flights depart daily from all over Europe, sometimes at low cost

• Where to Stay: There are many accommodation options, from holiday homes to hotels, to all-inclusive resorts, to rural houses.

• What to Eat: Taste local dishes such as “pulpo al ajillo” (garlic octopus) or the delicious Mojo Canario. Specialties of the island are goat's milk cheeses.

• What to Pack: Don't forget sunscreen, hat and swimsuits, a sweatshirt and a windbreaker for the cooler evenings.

Budget

The cost of a holiday in Fuerteventura obviously varies based on the travel style and time of year chosen. On average, a flight to Fuerteventura coming from a European country can cost around €250 but there are periods of the year where this figure can be tripled.
The approximate cost of a week in an excellent category apartment, with flight and rental car can be around €1,300 per couple

Fuerteventura, who is it for?

Overall, Fuerteventura can offer  a good reason to visit for anyone, from young travelers looking for adventure to retirees looking to enjoy the mild climate and serene landscape. It is a versatile island that accommodates different travel styles and personal preferences.
Fuerteventura is also known for being a particularly welcoming island and open to LGBTQ travellers

Car rental

​Renting a car and visiting the island on their own can be an incredible experience!
Thanks to the extremely low cost car rentals you can "get lost" along the Island's roads and discover breathtaking places, beaches and landscapes!

Public transports

In Fuerteventura, public transport service is mainly provided by the Tiadhe bus company. They offer connections between the main urban centers of the island, such as Puerto del Rosario, Corralejo, Morro Jable, and Gran Tarajal.

Here is some useful information about public transport in Fuerteventura:

Bus: The local bus network is one way to get around the island. However, traveling by bus can be more expensive and time-consuming than other options.

Bus Lines: There are 17 bus lines that cross the island, but some lines only run once a day, so it is advisable to check timetables in advance.

Payment: Only coins are accepted on buses to purchase tickets.

For further details on timetables and fares, you can visit the official Tiadhe website.