Fuerteventura is the second-largest of the Canary Islands, an island chain which can be found just off the western coast of Morocco. A self-governing, autonomous community of mainland Spain, the Canary Islands have long been a favourite destination of European tourists: millions flock to the isles each and every year in order to experience the temperate climate, stunning beaches and countless spots of natural beauty which typify the beautiful Canarian Archipelago!

Though Fuerteventura may not enjoy the same level of popularity as Tenerife or Lanzarote, regular visitors to this stunning, volcanic island know its secret: Fuerteventura is top of the Canarian class when it comes to beaches! The rugged coastline of Fuerteventura plays host to more than 150 beaches – a truly staggering number when you consider the tiny size of the island.