Fuerteventura is a destination that combines spectacular beaches, exciting activities and a rich local culture, offering an unforgettable experience for all visitors.
Fuerteventura Airport (short-form FUE), located near Puerto del Rosario, the island’s capital, is the main entry point, with flights from many European and Spanish cities.
In order for you to move around the island and explore comfortably, Canary Shuttle offers you a variety of transfer services, which you can choose from according to what fits your needs.
Do you need to book a transfer from Fuerteventura airport to your hotel?
Shared
The best transfer option is the one shared with other travellers. Cheap and effective. To travel from the airport to your hotel and vice versa.
- The most comfortable option.
- Shared transfer.
Private
One quick option to travel to your destination without sharing your transfer. We also have vehicles adapted to people with reduced mobility.
- Ideal for small groups.
- Direct to destination.
Adapted
Private service with adapted vehicle. We have minibuses with ramps or lifts for wheelchairs.
Private Premier
The fastest way to get to your destination with a luxury vehicle from our fleet. Without sharing your transfer. Service with a private driver at your disposal.
- The most comfortable option.
- Private driver.
Favorite destinations in Fuerteventura
Book easily and securely your airport transfer from Fuerteventura. CanaryShuttle offers shared transfers (Shuttle) from the airports of Fuerteventura to all tourist destinations. You can also book private transfers for yourself or for a group
WHAT TO SEE AND DO in Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura, one of the Canary Islands in Spain, is known for its stunning white sand beaches, crystal clear waters and warn year-round climate. It is an ideal destination for lovers of nature, water sports and those looking for a quiet place to relax.
You cannot miss the Corralejo Dunes Natural Park, located in the north of the island, it offers enormous sand dunes that extend along the sea.
Small Isla de Lobos, just off the coast, is perfect for a day trip. Hiking, diving, and snorkelling in its crystal-clear Waters are a treasure.
The former capital of the island, Betancuria, is known for its charming historic centre, the Church of Santa María and its Archaeological Museum.
Located in the south of the island, the Jandía beaches are famous for their golden sand and turquoise waters. And Sotavento Beach is especially popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
And finally, two small towns: El Cotillo, a picturesque fishing village with quiet and naturally beautiful beaches, and Ajuy, a small coastal town known for its sea caves of great geological value, and its black sand beach.
Additionally, you can take boat trips to observe marine life in the waters surrounding the island.
Renowned gastronomy: wrinkled potatoes with “mojo”, majorero cheese (local goat cheese with a unique flavour), Canarian puchero (typical stew with meat, vegetables and legumes) or fresh fish are some of the dishes that you can taste in Fuerteventura.
The Fuerteventura Carnival is perhaps less known than those of Tenerife or Gran Canaria, but it is also celebrated, and in several towns in the island, with parades, music, costumes and parties. The Pilgrimage of the Virgen de la Peña also has a great tradition.
