INFORMACIÓN IMPORTANTE: El Real Decreto 463/2020, de 14 de marzo, por el que se declara el estado de alarma para la gestión de la situación de crisis sanitaria ocasionada por el COVID-19 determina en su artículo 7, relativo a la limitación de la libertad de circulación de las personas, que durante la vigencia del estado de alarma las personas únicamente podrán circular por las vías de uso público para determinadas actividades tasadas. En este sentido, y salvo que el billete se adquiera para la realización de cualquiera de dichas actividades: SE DESACONSEJA VIAJAR SALVO POR LAS CITADAS RAZONES INAPLAZABLES. En todo caso, en cualquier desplazamiento deberán respetarse las recomendaciones y obligaciones dictadas por las autoridades sanitarias.
Shared Transfer The best option of shared, cheap and efficient transfer, to travel from the airport to your hotel and vice versa.
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Corralejo is the largest town in Fuerteventura.
Beach, with its calm waters, is best for families, but if you’re into windsurfing or kitesurfing, try breezier Flag Beach or Glass Beach. Diving, fishing, and tours to nearby islands are other popular pursuits.
In the large tourist area of Morro Jable, in the south of Fuerteventura, you will find a huge white sand beach with tranquil waters, shimmering shades of turquoise and emerald.
This is Morro Jable beach and it stretches from Las Gaviotas beach in the north to the centre of the coastal town of Morro Jable, in the south. Running alongside the kilometres-long beach is an avenue with excellent shopping facilities and a view of the emblematic Morro Jable lighthouse, standing out from the sea.
One of Tenerife’s top resorts, Puerto de la Cruz is on the north coast of the island. Both Spanish and island traditions are evident in the former fishing village.
Its Sardine Festival and annual Carnaval are two highlights of life on the island. Busy, narrow streets of the Old Town, packed with colonial architecture, make walking a safer bet than driving. Popular attractions include Lago Martianez, the casino, Loro Parque, the Banana Plantation and the Botanical Gardens, which date back to 1788.
This big tourist centre—the largest on Gran Canaria—was developed in the 1960s specifically as a tourist area. And all types of tourists have found it.
All type of travellers, families with kids, au naturel sunbathers, honeymooners, groups of young singles… there’s a spot for everybody on the beach here (and a hotel or apartment for every budget).