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Fuerteventura (la oliva), CN 10-Day Weather Forecast – The Weather Channel

As of 19:35 WET

Tonight

–/13°

Mostly Clear NightMostly Clear

Rain

7%

Wind

NE

11 mph

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Sat 04 | Night

13°

Mostly Clear Night

Wind

NE

11 mph

Generally clear. Low 13ºC. Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity68%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise17:33

  Moon Phase – Day 13

  Waxing Gibbous

• Moon Set

  Moonset7:07

Sun 05

19°/12°

SunnySunny

Rain

7%

Wind

ENE

12 mph

Arrow Down

Sun 05 | Day

19°

Sunny

Wind

ENE

12 mph

Generally clear. High 19ºC. Winds ENE at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity59%

• UV Level

  UV Index5 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:41

• Sunset

  Sunset18:37

Sun 05 | Night

12°

Clear Night

Wind

NNE

10 mph

Generally clear. Low 12ºC. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity71%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise18:29

  Moon Phase – Day 14

  Full

• Moon Set

  Moonset7:46

Mon 06

18°/13°

SunnySunny

Rain

17%

Wind

N

10 mph

Arrow Down

Mon 06 | Day

18°

Sunny

Wind

N

10 mph

Generally clear. High 18ºC. Winds N at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity63%

• UV Level

  UV Index5 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:41

• Sunset

  Sunset18:38

Mon 06 | Night

13°

Clear Night

Wind

NW

8 mph

Generally clear. Low 13ºC. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise19:25

  Moon Phase – Day 15

  Full

• Moon Set

  Moonset8:21

Tue 07

18°/13°

Mostly SunnyMostly Sunny

Rain

24%

Wind

NNW

13 mph

Arrow Down

Tue 07 | Day

18°

Mostly Sunny

Wind

NNW

13 mph

Generally clear. High 18ºC. Winds NNW at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity67%

• UV Level

  UV Index5 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:40

• Sunset

  Sunset18:39

Tue 07 | Night

13°

Mostly Clear Night

Wind

N

11 mph

Generally clear. Low 13ºC. Winds N at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity73%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise20:19

  Moon Phase – Day 16

  Waning Gibbous

• Moon Set

  Moonset8:53

Wed 08

18°/13°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

7%

Wind

NNE

7 mph

Arrow Down

Wed 08 | Day

18°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NNE

7 mph

Partly cloudy. High 18ºC. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity62%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:39

• Sunset

  Sunset18:40

Wed 08 | Night

13°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

6 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 13ºC. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity70%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise21:13

  Moon Phase – Day 17

  Waning Gibbous

• Moon Set

  Moonset9:22

Thu 09

18°/13°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

7%

Wind

NE

11 mph

Arrow Down

Thu 09 | Day

18°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NE

11 mph

Partly cloudy. High 18ºC. Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity63%

• UV Level

  UV Index5 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:39

• Sunset

  Sunset18:41

Thu 09 | Night

13°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

10 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 13ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise22:07

  Moon Phase – Day 18

  Waning Gibbous

• Moon Set

  Moonset9:50

Fri 10

18°/13°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

24%

Wind

NE

12 mph

Arrow Down

Fri 10 | Day

18°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NE

12 mph

Partly cloudy. High 18ºC. Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity69%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:38

• Sunset

  Sunset18:41

Fri 10 | Night

13°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

N

10 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 13ºC. Winds N at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity75%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise23:02

  Moon Phase – Day 19

  Waning Gibbous

• Moon Set

  Moonset10:18

Sat 11

18°/14°

Mostly SunnyMostly Sunny

Rain

10%

Wind

N

13 mph

Arrow Down

Sat 11 | Day

18°

Mostly Sunny

Wind

N

13 mph

Generally clear. High 18ºC. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity69%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:37

• Sunset

  Sunset18:42

Sat 11 | Night

14°

Mostly Clear Night

Wind

N

12 mph

Generally clear. Low 14ºC. Winds N at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise23:59

  Moon Phase – Day 20

  Waning Gibbous

• Moon Set

  Moonset10:47

Sun 12

18°/14°

Mostly SunnyMostly Sunny

Rain

5%

Wind

NE

15 mph

Arrow Down

Sun 12 | Day

18°

Mostly Sunny

Wind

NE

15 mph

Generally clear. High 18ºC. Winds NE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity64%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:36

• Sunset

  Sunset18:43

Sun 12 | Night

14°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

14 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 14ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise–

  Moon Phase – Day 21

  Waning Gibbous

• Moon Set

  Moonset11:19

Mon 13

18°/14°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

3%

Wind

NE

15 mph

Arrow Down

Mon 13 | Day

18°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NE

15 mph

Partly cloudy. High 18ºC. Winds NE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity67%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:36

• Sunset

  Sunset18:44

Mon 13 | Night

14°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

13 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 14ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise0:59

  Moon Phase – Day 22

  Last Quarter

• Moon Set

  Moonset11:55

Tue 14

18°/14°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

7%

Wind

NNE

15 mph

Arrow Down

Tue 14 | Day

18°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NNE

15 mph

Partly cloudy. High 18ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity67%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:35

• Sunset

  Sunset18:44

Tue 14 | Night

14°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

13 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 14ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise2:02

  Moon Phase – Day 23

  Waning Crescent

• Moon Set

  Moonset12:37

Wed 15

19°/14°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

5%

Wind

NE

16 mph

Arrow Down

Wed 15 | Day

19°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NE

16 mph

Partly cloudy. High 19ºC. Winds NE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity67%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:34

• Sunset

  Sunset18:45

Wed 15 | Night

14°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

14 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 14ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity73%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise3:09

  Moon Phase – Day 24

  Waning Crescent

• Moon Set

  Moonset13:29

Thu 16

18°/14°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

22%

Wind

NNE

16 mph

Arrow Down

Thu 16 | Day

18°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NNE

16 mph

Partly cloudy. High 18ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity68%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:33

• Sunset

  Sunset18:46

Thu 16 | Night

14°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

15 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 14ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity74%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise4:16

  Moon Phase – Day 25

  Waning Crescent

• Moon Set

  Moonset14:29

Fri 17

19°/14°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

10%

Wind

NNE

17 mph

Arrow Down

Fri 17 | Day

19°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NNE

17 mph

Partly cloudy. High 19ºC. Winds NNE at 15 to 25 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity68%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:32

• Sunset

  Sunset18:47

Fri 17 | Night

14°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

16 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 14ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise5:21

  Moon Phase – Day 26

  Waning Crescent

• Moon Set

  Moonset15:37

Sat 18

19°/14°

Partly CloudyPartly Cloudy

Rain

9%

Wind

NNE

17 mph

Arrow Down

Sat 18 | Day

19°

Partly Cloudy

Wind

NNE

17 mph

Partly cloudy. High 19ºC. Winds NNE at 15 to 25 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity67%

• UV Level

  UV Index6 of 10

• Sun Rise

  Sunrise7:31

• Sunset

  Sunset18:47

Sat 18 | Night

14°

Partly Cloudy Night

Wind

NNE

16 mph

Partly cloudy. Low 14ºC. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph.

• Humidity

  Humidity72%

• UV Level

  UV Index0 of 10

• Moon Rise

  Moonrise6:18

  Moon Phase – Day 27

  Waning Crescent

• Moon Set

  Moonset16:50

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4 February 2023

Night
16.2°C Feels like: 16.2°C	Clear
	Wind: 19.8 Km/h (12.3 mph) Pressure: 1024 mb (30.24 in) Humidity: 61%	Precip. prob.: 0% Visibility: 10 km (6 mi) UV index: 1
Morning
15.9°C Feels like: 15.9°C	Sunny
	Wind: 21.6 Km/h (13.4 mph) Pressure: 1025 mb (30. 27 in) Humidity: 61%	Precip. prob.: 0% Visibility: 10 km (6 mi) UV index: 5
Day
17.5°C Feels like: 17.5°C	Sunny
	Wind: 16.2 Km/h (10.1 mph) Pressure: 1024 mb (30.23 in) Humidity: 38%	Precip. prob.: 0% Visibility: 10 km (6 mi) UV index: 5
Evening
16.8°C Feels like: 16.8°C	Clear
	Wind: 18.7 Km/h (11.6 mph) Pressure: 1025 mb (30.27 in) Humidity: 45%	Precip. prob.: 0% Visibility: 10 km (6 mi) UV index: 1

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February 4, Saturday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waxing 99%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:40 – 18:39

February 4, Saturday

0 .. 0°

no

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now

partly cloudy

+15°

5 m/s

770

83%

no precipitation

evening

rain

+15°

5 m/s

772

77%

0. 2 mm

night

rain

+15°

5 m/s

770

72%

0.4 mm

February 5, Sunday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: full moon 18:30;
sunrise/sunset: 07:40 – 18:40

February 5, Sunday

0 .. 0°

no

Expand

morning

rain

+16°

5 m/s

769

67%

0.8 mm

day

It’s clear

+17°

4 m/s

769

59%

0. 7 mm

evening

It’s clear

+17°

4 m/s

768

59%

no precipitation

night

It’s clear

+16°

4 m/s

768

60%

without precipitation

February 6, Monday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 100%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:39- 18:40

February 6, Monday

0 .. 0°

no

Expand

morning

It’s clear

+16°

3 m/s

767

63%

no precipitation

day

It’s clear

+17°

5 m/s

767

63%

no precipitation

evening

rain

+16°

7 m/s

767

69%

1. 2 mm

night

rain

+16°

8 m/s

766

68%

0.4 mm

February 7, Tuesday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 97%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:38 – 18:41

February 7, Tuesday

0 .. 0°

no

Expand

morning

rain

+16°

7 m/s

765

68%

0.4 mm

day

partly cloudy

+17°

6 m/s

766

61%

no precipitation

evening

cloudy

+16°

5 m/s

765

67%

no precipitation

night

cloudy

+16°

3 m/s

765

62%

no precipitation

February 8, Wednesday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 93%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:38 – 18:42

February 8, Wednesday

0 . . 0°

no

Expand

morning

Mainly cloudy

+16°

2 m/s

765

56%

no precipitation

day

Mainly cloudy

+16°

1 m/s

765

55%

no precipitation

evening

Mainly cloudy

+16°

3 m/s

764

62%

no precipitation

night

Mainly cloudy

+16°

2 m/s

764

61%

no precipitation

February 9, Thursday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 88%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:37 – 18:43

9 February, Thursday

0 . . 0°

no

Expand

morning

Mainly cloudy

+16°

3 m/s

763

68%

0.1 mm

day

Mainly cloudy

+16°

4 m/s

764

64%

0.2 mm

evening

Mainly cloudy

+16°

2 m/s

763

63%

no precipitation

February 4, Saturday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waxing 99%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:40 – 18:39

now

+15°

Partly cloudy

Wind: 5m/s, Northwest
Pressure: 770 mmHg
Humidity: 83%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

evening

+15°

rain

Wind: 5m/s, North
Pressure: 772 mmHg
Humidity: 77%
Precipitation: 0. 2 mm
Visibility: 10 km

night

+15°

rain

Wind: 5m/s, North
Pressure: 770 mmHg
Humidity: 72%
Precipitation: 0.4 mm
Visibility: 10 km

February 5, Sunday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: full moon 18:30;
sunrise/sunset: 07:40 – 18:40

morning

+16°

rain

Wind: 5m/s, Northeast
Pressure: 769 mmHg
Humidity: 67%
Precipitation: 0.8 mm
Visibility: 10 km

day

+17°

clear

Wind: 4m/s, East
Pressure: 769 mmHg
Humidity: 59%
Precipitation: 0. 7 mm
Visibility: 10 km

evening

+17°

clear

Wind: 4m/s, Northeast
Pressure: 768 mmHg
Humidity: 59%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

night

+16°

clear

Wind: 4m/s, Northeast
Pressure: 768 mmHg
Humidity: 60%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

February 6, Monday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 100%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:39 – 18:40

morning

+16°

clear

Wind: 3m/s, North
Pressure: 767 mmHg
Humidity: 63%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

day

+17°

clear

Wind: 5m/s, North
Pressure: 767 mmHg
Humidity: 63%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

evening

+16°

rain

Wind: 7m/s, Northwest
Pressure: 767 mmHg
Humidity: 69%
Precipitation: 1. 2 mm
Visibility: 10 km

night

+16°

rain

Wind: 8m/s, Northwest
Pressure: 766 mmHg
Humidity: 68%
Precipitation: 0.4 mm
Visibility: 10 km

February 7, Tuesday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 97%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:38 – 18:41

morning

+16°

rain

Wind: 7m/s, Northwest
Pressure: 765 mmHg
Humidity: 68%
Precipitation: 0.4 mm
Visibility: 10 km

day

+17°

partly cloudy

Wind: 6m/s, Northwest
Pressure: 766 mmHg
Humidity: 61%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

evening

+16°

Cloudy

Wind: 5m/s, Northwest
Pressure: 765 mmHg
Humidity: 67%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

night

+16°

Cloudy

Wind: 3m/s, North
Pressure: 765 mmHg
Humidity: 62%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

February 8, Wednesday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 93%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:38 – 18:42

morning

+16°

overcast

Wind: 2m/s, North
Pressure: 765 mmHg
Humidity: 56%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

day

+16°

overcast

Wind: 1m/s, Northeast
Pressure: 765 mmHg
Humidity: 55%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

evening

+16°

overcast

Wind: 3m/s, Northwest
Pressure: 764 mmHg
Humidity: 62%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

night

+16°

overcast

Wind: 2m/s, Northeast
Pressure: 764 mmHg
Humidity: 61%
Precipitation: no precipitation
Visibility: 10 km

9 February, Thursday

Visibility, km: 0;
moon: waning 88%;
sunrise/sunset: 07:37 – 18:43

morning

+16°

overcast

Wind: 3m/s, Northeast
Pressure: 763 mmHg
Humidity: 68%
Precipitation: 0.

Costa Adeje climate ☀️ Water temperature 💧 Best time to visit

Best time to visit Costa Adeje

The best time to visit Costa Adeje on Tenerife is from January through December. In this period you have a pleasant temperature and almost no precipitation. The highest average temperature in Costa Adeje is 25°C in August and the lowest is 19°C in January. The highest water temperature is 27°C and at its coldest the water is 20°C.

In the table below you can quickly find the average weather per month in Costa Adeje, the monthly temperatures or the highest rainfall. Our average monthly climate data is based on data from the past 30 years.

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Climate Costa Adeje

Costa Adeje has a mediterranean climate. The summers are warm and dry, and the temperature is cold in the winter. The average annual temperature for Costa Adeje is 22° degrees and there is about 273 mm of rain in a year. It is dry for 339 days a year with an average humidity of 72% and an UV-index of 6.

Climate Costa Adeje by month

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Day temp. (°C)	19	19	19	20	21	22	24	25	24	23	22	20
Night temp. (°C)	16	16	16	16	17	19	21	21	21	20	19	17
Water temp. (°C)	20	20	21	21	23	23	23	25	27	26	25	22
	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Precipitation (mm)	27	32	30	24	17	10	2	4	17	35	31	46
Days with rain	1	2	3	3	–	–	1	1	2	3	2	3
Dry days	30	26	28	27	31	30	30	30	28	28	28	28
	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Sun hours per day	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10
Wind force (Bft)	3	3	3	3	3	3	4	4	3	3	3	3
UV-index	5	5	5	5	6	6	6	6	6	6	6	5

Costa Adeje weather by month

What is the average Costa Adeje weather like in a given month? Let’s find out! Click on a month to check all the monthly averages for sunshine, temperature highs and lows, percentage chance of rain per day, snowfall accumulation and number of rainy days.

• January

  19°CView more

• February

  19°CView more

• March

  19°CView more

• April

  20°CView more

• May

  21°CView more

• June

  22°CView more

• July

  24°CView more

• August

  25°CView more

• September

  24°CView more

• October

  23°CView more

• November

  22°CView more

• December

  20°CView more

Costa Adeje weather

The weather for Costa Adeje over the next 14 days will be 17°C till 22° with a couple of days chance of light rain showers. The water temperature will be 21°C.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Costa Adeje?

Costa Adeje is located in Tenerife. It lies in a straight line 8,306 km from Islamabad.

The coordinates of Costa Adeje are:

• Latitude: 28.0766856
• Longitude: -16.7319493

The GPS coordinates are 28° 4′ N, 16° 43′ W

How long is the flight to Costa Adeje?

The flight time from Jinnah International Airport to Costa Adeje is approximately 11 h. 20 min.

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What are the nearest airports to Costa Adeje?

These are the airports closests to Costa Adeje:

• Tenerife South Airport (TFS) – 17 km in Granadilla de Abona
• Tenerife Norte Airport (TFN) – 60 km in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

What is the currency of Costa Adeje?

In Costa Adeje, the Euro (EUR) is used for payment.

Exchange rates on 30 January 2023

• 1 Pakistani rupee = 0. 005 Euro
• 1 Euro = 189.74 Pakistani rupee
• 100 Pakistani rupee = 0.53 Euro
• 100 Euro = 18,973.77 Pakistani rupee

What is the area code of Costa Adeje?

The area code to call Costa Adeje is +34.

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Must see attractions Fuerteventura, Canary Islands

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  Playa de Cofete

  This is the main beach in far-flung Cofete, near the southern tip of the island and the main draw on the island for many. It’s huge, quite beautiful and…

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  Villa Winter

  This impressive structure, with its castle-like turret, was built by German engineer Gustav Winter in the 1930s. Rumours linking Winter to the Nazi party…

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  Parque Natural de Corralejo

  This nature park of yellow dunes stretches along the east coast for about 10km south from Corralejo; it’s also several kilometres wide, so covers a lot of…

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  Mirador Astronómico de Sicasumbre

  If you want just one place to put the island’s primordial, barren geology and Martian features into wide-angle perspective, this mirador has breathtaking…

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  Playa del Pozo

  This sand and seashell beach is a picture, with its gentle curve and protected, calm turquoise waters. There are steps down into the water from the…

• Punta de Jandía Lighthouse

  At the end of the dirt road from Morro Jable, the asphalt returns for a smooth ride to this lighthouse positioned over thundering Atlantic waves. The…

• Ermita de San Pedro de Alcántara

  Located in tiny La Ampuyenta, the 17th-century Ermita de San Pedro de Alcántara is surrounded by a stout protective wall built by the French from the…

• Playa de la Barca

  The beach that most people visualise when they think of Sotavento is Playa de la Barca. Signposted from the FV-2, 2.5km south of Costa Calma, this is the…

• Los Molinos Centro de Interpretación

  This attractive windmill has a small information centre with all you could possibly want to know about windmills; there’s also a free guide in English…

• Playa de Sotavento de Jandía

  The name is a catch-all for the series of truly stunning beaches that stretch along the east coast of the peninsula. For swimming, sunbathing and…

• Turtle Nursery

  This small sanctuary in the Puerto de Morro Jable is for turtles to be reared, ready for release into the wild. It is sometimes closed without notice, but…

• Playa del Castillo

  The resort is fronted by a white sandy beach, complete with volleyball net and camel rides. It is ideal for families, although perhaps not a great choice…

• Molino de el Roque

  This charming windmill is named after El Roque, the next village along from El Cotillo, and with its white paint and black sails, it’s really quite a…

• Museo de la Sal

  Just south of Caleta, this museum has audiovisual displays that explain the history of salt and demonstrate how it is extracted from the sea. It’s perched…

• Playa de Gran Tarajal

  With the pronounced rocky bulk of the headland to the east and the port and marina to the west, this attractive 800m-long beach is well sheltered and good…

• Playa de la Mujer

  A couple of kilometres north of Los Molinos, along a rough track, lies the Playa de la Mujer, an enticing stretch of sand, particularly popular with…

• Centro de Interpretación de Las Ermitas de Fuerteventura

  Housed in the 19th-century ecclesiastical building on the main road through town, this information centre has details on various chapels around the island…

• Casa Museo Unamuno

  This small museum near the church honours the philosopher Miguel de Unamuno, who stayed here in 1924 after being exiled from Spain. His crime was…

• Museo de la Pesca Tradicional

  This museum dedicated to fisher folk is located next to the town’s distinctive red-and-white-striped lighthouse (not open to visitors). You can climb to…

• Ecomuseo la Alcogida

  A restored agricultural hamlet complete with furnished houses, outbuildings and domestic animals (though there are concerns as to how well-treated they…

Best Things To Do in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is the second largest island of the Canary archipelago and is worth a visit at any time of the year. It is a dream destination for surfers, but the waves are not its only attraction. The extreme landscapes and the succulent gastronomy attract a large number of Spaniards and foreigners to the island.

If Corralejo and Costa Calma are the best known and most frequented areas, there are dozens of villages that have been left out of the main tourist circuits. In short, Fuerteventura surprises everyone.

1. Enjoy the beaches of Jandía

Beach of Cofete| ©Mackedwars

The Jandía peninsula is the southernmost part of Fuerteventura. The Isthmus of La Pared separates it from the rest of the island and is crossed by a mountain range dotted with ravines. This wild environment is home to beaches of rare beauty.

Cofete

Cofete beach is probably the wildest beach on Fuerteventura. There are no hotels or campsites, just a few isolated houses facing the ocean.

Swimming is almost always difficult: the waves lash this stretch of coastline and only a few surfers defy the momentum of the water and the wind. You can take the opportunity to walk on the golden sand.

• How to get there: The road down from the village of Cofete (on the heights) to the beach is a bit tricky. You don’t need an off-road vehicle, but you do need to be able to drive with skill. The drive is about 20 kilometres. You can also take a 4×4 bus (line 111) from Morro Jable. You can find more information on the official website
• Where to eat: There are no bars or beach bars on the beach. The only option is in the village: the restaurant Cofete Pepe El Faro (Calle Cofete 19).

Morro Jable

This is the most touristy area of the Jandía peninsula and a perfect destination if you are travelling to Fuerteventura with children. Its main attraction is the Playa del Matorral beach, embellished with the white silhouette of a large lighthouse. This element marks the beginning of the nudist area.

A little further on is also the Saladar de Jandía, which extends over more than 100 hectares and is one of the most important wetlands in the world. During the highest tides, it functions as a natural barrier. When flooded, it creates a pool with crustaceans and other fauna.

• How to get there: Playa del Matorral starts in the town of Morro Jable. You can reach the coastline with a short walk
• Where to eat: There are several restaurants, but my choice is Lapa Gastro Roof. On its terrace overlooking the ocean you can enjoy zamburiñas with lemongrass, salmon tartar, shrimps and other creations, mainly based on seafood and fish (Plaza Cirilo López 11).

La Pared

This beach is located on the northwest coast of Jandía and owes its name to an old wall that used to split the island in two. Apart from the waves, this beach is known for its splendid sunsets. Swimming is not easy and it is perhaps worth the effort to get here at low tide. When the ocean recedes, the scenery is even more evocative.

• How to get there: the village of the same name is a short distance away and a short road links the two locations
• Where to eat: the nearest restaurant is Caretta Beach La Pared (Calle Muro de Terequey, La Pared).

Costa Calma

It is located in the municipality of La Pájara and is an internationally renowned tourist destination. The beaches are located in a bay that stretches from the Molinillos point to the urbanisation Risco del Gato. It has sunbeds and umbrellas and is perfect if you want to learn how to surf.

For sunbathing and enjoying the crystal clear waters, the best destinations are Playa Sotavento and Playa Esmeralda.

If you’re in Costa Calma on Wednesdays and Sundays, you can stroll through the Senegal Market, an African market with handicrafts, clothes, food, glasses and more. You’ll find it from 9:00 to 14:00 on Avenida Happag Lloyd.

• How to get there: Costa Calma is less than an hour’s drive from Puerto del Rosario, the capital of Fuerteventura. To get there you just take the FV-2 road heading south
• Where to eat: For lunch with sea views and without spending an arm and a leg, I recommend El bar de Marko y Monica (Calle Risco Blanco). On the other hand, if you want to eat Italian, L’Aperipizza is your destination (Centro Comercial Plaza, Calle Punta Pesebre, Local D2).

La Lajita

La Lajita is a fishing village that has managed to preserve its essence. It is located a few kilometres north of Costa Calma and is known for its sandy beach and black rocks. It is a quiet spot, perfect for a romantic day out with your partner.

Another landmark is Oasis Wildlife, a zoological garden with lemurs (you can play with them!), cheetahs, hippos, African elephants, alligators and dozens of other species. You can also go on an exciting camel trek. You can find all the information on the official website.

• How to get there: La Lajita is near the Jandía Natural Park, at the intersection of the FV-2 and FV-617 roads
• Where to eat: La Falua, a modern restaurant that focuses on local ingredients and simple cuisine. It also has gluten-free options (Calle Tajinaste 11).

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2. Visit Betancuria, one of the most beautiful villages of Spain

Church of Santa Maria in Betancuria| ©Carmen Gandul

Founded in 1404 by the Norman knight Jean de Bethencourt, it was the first settlement inhabited by the Spanish colonisers and the first capital of the archipelago. After an initial period of prosperity, it began to decline in importance in the 19th century to such an extent that in 1834 it lost control of the island.

Nowadays, less than a thousand people live permanently in Betancuria and its historic centre is limited to a few streets and a central square. However, it is worth stopping to admire its charms:

• Iglesia de Santa María, built in the 15th century and destroyed a few years later by an expedition led by the corsair Arráez Xabán. The structure mixes Gothic, Renaissance, Mudejar and Baroque elements (Plaza Santa María de Betancuria 1)
• Traditional balconies. All over the archipelago, traditional houses have charming wooden balconies. They were built to favour ventilation inside the house and their decoration reflects the social status of the owner
• Mirador de Guise y Ayoze, a panoramic viewpoint with statues of the two kings who ruled Fuerteventura before the arrival of the Spaniards. It is located on the FV-30 road a short distance from Betancuria
• Museo Arqueológico de Fuerteventura, a cultural institution that illustrates the life and objects of common use of the mahos, the indigenous population of the island (Calle Roldán Verdejo corner Calle Amador Rodríguez).

3. Admire the Corralejo Dunes

Dunes of Corralejo| ©Canary Islands Photos

The Parque Natural de las Dunas de Corralejo covers an area of about 10 km and is located in the north-eastern part of the island. Year after year, the sea waves and winds have crushed shells and marine organisms into tiny grains of sand.

This natural paradise is home to African racers, sea urchins, Canary Island houbara bustards, Majorero goats and dozens of other species that have adapted to the lack of water.

Normally, in the month of December it hosts the Fuerteventura Dunes Half Marathon, while in November the International Kite Festival is held.

The best buggy excursions in Fuerteventura also start in the vicinity of the protected park.

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4. Discover La Oliva and the Mills of Villaverde

Windmill of Villaverde| ©Pedro Hernandez

Before Puerto del Rosario, the capital of Fuerteventura was La Oliva. Residences such as the Casa del Inglés and the Casa de los Coroneles bear witness to the lucrative trade in wheat cultivation and remind us of the town’s past glories.

Also worth seeing is the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria with its distinctive dark stone bell tower.

A short distance from the church is the Centro de Arte Canario (Canarian Art Centre ) which brings together the best local works. It can be visited free of charge from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00.

If you have a rental car, I recommend a stop at the Molinos de Villaverde with the typical wooden blades. Much of Fuerteventura’s flour and gofio used to come from here.

5. Take a dip in the natural pools of Aguas Verdes

Natural pools of Aguas Verdes| ©Jonathan Timmins

On the west coast of Fuerteventura, near the village of Llanos de la Concepción, there is a stretch of coastline characterised by volcanic rocks. Erosion caused by the action of wind and water has created natural pools where the water temperature rarely drops below 20º.

These pools are the habitat of starfish and spider crabs. I recommend you bring a mask and snorkel to see the reefs at the bottom with their abundant marine life (and some booties so you don’t cut your feet).

Before going to the natural pools, I recommend checking the tides. Websites like Tide king will give you all the information you need.

6. Practice water sports

Surfing in Fuerteventura| ©New Discoveries

The island of Majorca is a paradise and not only for surfers. Here are the other activities worth doing in Fuerteventura and where:

• Jet ski. Adrenaline junkies can go on routes from various locations. If you are staying in Corralejo, I recommend Jet Ski Fuerteventura (Calle Playa Cho León 32)
• Diving, the list of the best sites includes Veril Grande (Morro Jable), Playa del Jablito and Playa Bajón del Río (near Corralejo). You will see turtles, bream, moray eels, stingrays and hundreds of other species. For more information you can consult the post dedicated to the best diving experiences in Fuerteventura
• Paddle surf. To practice SUP you don’t need very rough waters and, a priori, Fuerteventura doesn’t seem to be the ideal destination. Not so, you can practice this discipline in Corralejo, Isla de Lobos or Caleta de Fuste
• Jetsurfing. Have you ever ridden a surfboard equipped with a motor? It’s an even more fun way to ride the waves, you can reach up to 60 km/h! Agencies like Jetsurf Fuerteventura will give you the opportunity to try it out (Calle de Arístides Hernández Morán 9, Corralejo)
• Kayak, the best option to reach the calmest coves. On board a canoe you can also admire the island’s silhouette from a different perspective. In case you are interested, I recommend you to read the post about kayaking activities in Fuerteventura
• Parasailing, one of the most lively experiences. In a nutshell, one or more people with parachutes are towed by a boat. You will find this activity at Morro Jable
• Surf. Thanks to the constant and intense winds, almost the entire coastline of Fuerteventura is suitable for this discipline. If I had to recommend three places, I would say Playa del Hierro (near the village of Majanicho, only for experts), El Moro (Corralejo, recommended for beginners) or El Cotillo
• Windsurf. In this case, you will find the perfect breezes in the Natural Park of Corralejo and in El Cotillo.

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7. Stroll around Puerto del Rosario

Puerto del Rosario| ©Jose Mesa

The capital of Fuerteventura has more than two centuries of history. Founded in the 18th century as Puerto de Cabras, it quickly became an important commercial centre and changed its name in the 1950’s. As well as the old town and the Primero de Mayo shopping street, it is well worth a stroll to see the attractions:

• Sculpture Park, a real open-air museum. The streets, squares and roundabouts of Puerto del Rosario are adorned with more than 100 sculptures by Spanish and international artists
• Casa Museo de Miguel de Unamuno, the residence where Unamuno stayed during the dictatorship of General Primo de Rivera. It is located in the most central area of the city, next to the Cabildo de Fuerteventura building (Calle Virgen del Rosario 11)
• Las Rotondas, the largest shopping centre on the island. It is located in a strategic position (near the port and airport) and has shops of all kinds. They also organise children’s activities (Calle Francisco Pi y Arsuaga 2).

8. Visit a cheese farm

Cheese farm| ©RarAngelo

Fuerteventura’s arid, volcanic soils are the perfect habitat for the Majorero goat. This animal arrived on the island with the first indigenous peoples and the quality of its milk has been known since the time of the Castilian colonisation.

It acquired the Protected Designation of Origin in 1996 and is produced in the municipalities of Antigua, Betancuria, La Oliva, Puerto del Rosario, Pájara and Tuineje.

It is made with raw or pasteurised milk and is characterised by its fresh, acidulous and somewhat spicy flavour (especially in the more matured moulds). On the island, I recommend you visit the following farms:

• La Villa, a family business with modern machinery. I recommend you try their semi-cured cheese with gofio (Llano de Santa Catalina s/n, Betancuria)
• La Casa del Queso – Cabrera Perez. Here you will discover the process of milk preparation with a highly recommended interactive experience. The farm is also known for its commitment to the environment (Llano de los Alares s/n, La Antigua).

9. Climb the Calderon Hondo

Calderon Hond Volcano| ©Yuri Adrian

The Calderón Hondo is one of the seven volcanoes of the Bayuyo alignment. Its eruptions have given life to the malpaís, a desert terrain where solidified lava mixes with reddish sand.

Tourists and locals alike often climb to the summit to enjoy the view. The trail starts in the village of Lajares, near the Calle La Cancela.

The walk is suitable for all ages and takes just over two hours. If you don’t feel like walking, you can opt for an e-bike route. Agencies such as Volcano Bike organise some very interesting routes. You’ll find it inside the Tamarindo Shopping Centre in Corralejo (Calle Pedro and Guy Vandaele).

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10. Take an excursion to Lobos Island

On Lobos Island| ©Fernando Arranz

This unspoilt islet is located directly opposite Corralejo and can be reached by a short ferry ride.

Alternatively, you can opt for an excursion to the island of Lobos from Fuerteventura. In most cases, the trip takes place on a catamaran and the cost includes lunch.

This wild and arid spot was home to a colony of monk seals that were gradually eliminated by fishermen. There are plans to reintroduce them, but so far you won’t see any fur seals. However, you can take solace in the abundant marine life and birds that nest here.

It is a perfect place for snorkelling in Fuerteventura due to its crystal clear waters. Moreover, this is an activity that is normally included in the boat trips that take you there.

There is only one bar on the island: Chiringuito Lobos Antoñito El Farero, a simple place that offers grilled fish, rice, salads and other dishes. After lunch, you can go on a circular walking route that takes you to the most beautiful beaches. It will take you 3 hours at most.

Finally, if you want to discover another island in the Canary Islands, a highly recommended option is to take a boat trip to Lanzarote from Fuerteventura. Just 14 kilometres away, Lanzarote has a unique landscape of white sandy beaches, turquoise sea and volcanoes, some of which are as well known as Timanfaya.

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Which are the best restaurants on the island?

Restaurant Casa Santa Maria| ©PLR

On the island of Majorca you will find a wide variety of restaurants: traditional, fusion, Italian, etc. The list below brings together some of the best:

• El Pellizco, where the Canary Islands meet Cuba. The recipes are original and tasty as well as well prepared. It is the perfect place to surprise your partner (Calle del Carmen 13 – Morro Jable)
• Casa Marzia, one of the best Italian restaurants on the island. If you fancy a plate of seafood spaghetti or risotto, this is the place for you (Calle Domingo J Barrera de la Cruz – Puerto del Rosario)
• Casa Santa María, probably the most beautiful restaurant on Fuerteventura. It is best known for its baked kid. It is located in the village of Betancuria (Plaza Santa Maria 1)
• El Horno, the temple of Canarian cuisine. It is a classic place where you can enjoy sirloin steak, grilled squid, Iberian secret, aubergines with honey and much more. To taste its delicacies you must go to the village of Villaverde (Calle del Centro 44)
• La Jaira de Demian, Canarian signature cuisine in Puerto del Rosario. Here, seasonal ingredients and zero-kilometre produce are the order of the day. The reviews are very good (Calle La Cruz 26)
• Casa Manolo, a traditional restaurant in Corralejo. If you like tasty and simple food, you should make a stop here (Calle del Crucero Baleares 13).

When is the best time to go to Fuerteventura?

Streets of Fuerteventura| ©KR. Photography

Fuerteventura’s climate is pleasant all year round: in summer the highs are around 27º C, while in winter they rarely drop below 20º C. However, the ideal season depends on the weather. However, the ideal season depends on your objectives.

Here are the best times of the year for the activities you can do on the island:

• Surf. If you are just starting out or want to learn, I recommend you book a flight in July or August. If you are an experienced surfer you will find the best waves between October and December. For more information I recommend you read the post about the best surf lessons in Fuerteventura
• Whale watching. The migration season starts in December and ends in May. At this time the whales are even more frequent. You can read more about this in our article on How to see dolphins in Fuerteventura
• Family holidays. In this case, I advise you to book a hotel or rental house in September or October. There is less wind than usual and the temperatures are still pleasant
• Fiesta. Looking for a bit more atmosphere? Then I recommend the months of July and August or, even better, the Fuerteventura Carnivals. At this time, the big stars are the arretrancos (a parade of colourful four-wheeled vehicles) and the achipencos, original boats that perform a regatta. You can see both in Puerto del Rosario

Finally, to help you organise your trip to Fuerteventura, here are three small travel guides to help you plan your activities according to the length of your trip:

• What to see and do in Fuerteventura in 3 days
• What to see and do in Fuerteventura in 4 days
• What to see and do in Fuerteventura in 5 days

You’ve got everything, now pack your bag and enjoy!

Canary Island Fuerteventura.

6. Walk along the route Ajuy – Caleta Negra

This scenic route is very popular among tourists and one of the main attractions of the island. It starts on the beach of Ajuy village, passes through limestone cliffs and pirate black caves, and ends at the historically significant place of the island at Beyond the Caves beach.

01. Here, on this ascending path, our route begins, which leads us to huge caves.

02. Along the way we are accompanied by information boards describing the nature of this area.

03. This natural monument contains the oldest geological material of the Canary Islands.

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20. Cave there are plenty in this area, but only two are popular, as they can be reached on foot.

21. Due to its ideal geographical position, the Canary Islands were at that time a strategically important place for pirates and these caves served them as a shelter and camp, hiding their booty in these large caves. Due to pirate raids, the natives of the island had a hard time, many fled the island, some were killed, others were captured and enslaved. It is terrible to imagine what the common people experienced here in those distant times… Every day they thought about what their day would bring them, whether it would be calm or bloody…
Defensive towers located in different parts of the island are witnesses of piracy in Fuerteventura.

22. Because of the bloody pirate attacks, the black beach of the village of Ajuy is nicknamed Playa de los Muertos – “The Beach of the Dead”. It served the pirates as a landing site for their pirate ships and bloody attacks on the nearby villagers.

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30. Perhaps there is a passage further into the depths. Only it was problematic to get there because of the large stones.

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35. Here, too, there is a passage into the interior of the island…

36. Here it is! Without a flashlight, there is practically nothing to do in them … You also need the appropriate equipment for further exploration of the caves and it is advisable to go with experienced speleologists. They write that the caves go quite far into the rock, about 600 meters…

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56. Since 1994 this place has been declared a natural monument “Monumento Natural de Ajuy”. With a size of 31.8 hectares, the reserve contains the oldest fossil deposits in the Canary Islands.

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59. … the Peña Horadada stone gate at the mouth of the Baranco de la Peña river.

60. This gate is also a natural monument and an important place in the history of the island. In 1405, 600 years ago, the Norman conqueror Jean de Béthencourt landed here to conquer the island for the Spanish crown. Probably, this 20-meter gate invited him to the land of Fuerteventura.

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This is such a short, four-kilometer walking route with three interesting natural wonders of Fuerteventura!

Surfing Colors 1* – Spain, Fuerteventura (island) – prices, hotel reviews

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+: The pool is heated, there is a washing machine. Calm atmosphere. Everything is close. There is even a nespresso machine and a free safe! -: No towels for the pool

10

Great

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Volodymyr Recreation 31.08.2020

there is enough space for everyone …. I put 8 no longer pulls on a family vacation for sure … for singles it might be easier to look at everything -: Long registration …. Kovid obsessed … along the pool to the sunbed you have to go in a mask. .. stupidity …. masks everywhere … annoying …. (we were two months in the Canary Islands, but after we introduced masks on the streets, we flew away from there … let the Spaniards themselves wear masks in the heat !!) I asked to print one sheet that was needed on the plane because I was flying from Spain, so the reception took 50 cents for it… shame and pettiness…

8

Very good

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Irina Rest 12/28/2019

+: The hotel team pleases with its mood, the team spirit is on top) -: The blue illumination of the garden infuriates at night.

8.8

Excellent

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Qksana Rest 12/10/2019

+: Good hotel. I am staying here for the second time. The room is big, everything you need is there. Wi Fi worked great. The hotel has a heated pool. Breakfast is quite varied. The staff is friendly and helpful. Good value for money. -: Poor water flow in the shower. Perhaps the drain is clogged. I took a room with an ocean view. The ocean is basically visible. But right under the window below, some kind of construction debris spoils the impression.

8

Very good

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Aleksey Rest 03/16/2019

+: Delicious and varied breakfast: delicious coffee, croissants, salads, scrambled eggs, scrambled eggs, jams, dried fruits0204

Excellent

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Margarita Rest 11/13/2018

+: Good location, since it’s close to surfing schools and rentals (incl one inside the hotel), shops, a bit away from the very center (~7 minutes walk), but that’s even better in terms of quietness I had a good room (suite) in terms of facilities, even with jacuzzi inside (that I didn’t need though), good swimming pool area, amazing live band was invited once a week Good location close to major surf schools and water sports equipment rentals. A bit away from the center (~7 minutes walk), but that’s good: it’s quiet and calm around Good suite room, has everything you need, even a jacuzzi, which I really didn’t need, a good area with a pool, a wonderful musical group was invited during the week -: There is no Gym in the hotel. there’s one nearby for 8 euro per day. I expect something different when gym is indicated as a hotel facility on booking.comBreakfasts are far from great if not say more, but you still can enjoy them if you come earlier, before 9My room was near

7.2

Very good

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Miloslavski Rest 11/04/2018

+: We were offered a room not exactly what we expected, but the next day we were changed to a very good one. All in all the hotel is excellent. Friendly and helpful staff, heated pool, great breakfasts. -: Due to the fact that we traveled a lot and the trips started early, we missed several breakfasts, which started only at 8 in the morning.

9.6

Excellent

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Kulakova Rest 10/15/2018

+: Excellent breakfast, clean pool, friendly staff, great Wi-Fi, stylish area, there was always a place to park the car. Expensive hotel rooms are excellent, I can’t say anything about the apartments. If possible, I recommend asking for a view of the pool, and not the street (ugly), not the road (noisy) or the ocean (very windy!). Nearby is a large supermarket, a few minutes walk to the main street with cafes and restaurants. -: This does not apply to the disadvantage, just need to know. There is nothing to do in Fuerteventura without a car. The hotel is quite far from Corralejo beach. In a week we dashed off almost 1000 km around the island and looked at almost everything.

8.4

Excellent

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Irina Rest 10/06/2018

+: Good location, comfortable bed, excellent breakfasts and super coffee! The staff is pleasant and sociable.

Felsic volcanism in a basic shield (El Hierro, Canary Islands). Implications in terms of volcanic hazards.

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Felsic volcanism in a basic shield (El Hierro, Canary Islands). Implications in terms of volcanic hazards.

• Pedrazzi, Dario

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• Becerril Carretero, Laura

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• Martí Molist, Joan

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• Meletlidis, Stavros

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• Galindo Jiménez, Inés

Abstract

El Hierro, the southwesternmost and smallest island of the Canary Archipelago, is a complex basaltic shield volcano characterized by mainly effusive volcanism with both Strombolian and Hawaiian activity. Explosive felsic volcanism is not a common feature of the archipelago and, so far, it has only been reported on the central islands of Tenerife and Gran Canaria, where it has been responsible for the formation of large central volcanic complexes. The presence of felsic rocks on the other islands of the archipelago and specifically on El Hierro is mostly restricted to subvolcanic intrusions and a few lava flows, generally associated with the oldest parts of the islands. We hereby report the presence of a trachytic pumice deposit on the island of El Hierro, referred to here as the Malpaso Member. A detailed stratigraphic, lithological, and sedimentological study was carried out on the deposits of this explosive episode of felsic composition, which is the only one found on the Canary Islands apart from those of Gran Canaria and Tenerife. Four different subunits were identified on the basis of their lithological and granulometrical characteristics. The products of the eruption correspond to a single eruptive event and cover an area of about 13 km2. This deposit originated from a base-surge-type explosive eruption with a subsequent radial emplacement of dilute PDC currents, was emplaced from the vent that would have been located in a similar position to the volcano of Tanganasoga. The low vesicularity of juvenile fragments and the morphological characteristics of the fine particles, as well as the high proportion of lithic fragments and the ash-rich nature of the deposit, suggest that magma/water interaction controlled the dynamics of the eruption. This study demonstrates that magmas from El Hierro could have the potential for producing an explosive eruption, in an environment in which the majority of the eruptions are basaltic and effusive in nature. Bearing in mind the style and the spatial extent of the studied eruption, a future event with similar characteristics would have a serious impact on the population, infrastructures, and economy of the island of El Hierro. For this reason it is clearly of great importance to assess the potential volcanic hazard on the island. This research was partially funded by the MINECO grant CGL2011-16144-E and the European Commission (FT7 Theme: ENV.2011.1.3.3-1; Grant 282759: “VUELCO”).

Publication:

EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts

Pub Date:

May 2014

Bibcode:

2014EGUGA..16.5875P

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