Hostels in FUERTEVENTURA, SPAIN

Fuerteventura- A Trip Down Memory Lane
 
Located at the Canary Islands, Fuerteventura is for all seasons and reasons. There are loads of exciting leisure activities and lively bars and night clubs to cater something special for everyone. In case you are looking for some unadulterated fun, hop into this rocking beach resort where partying never stops.

History:
Fuerteventura was inhabited by settlers from North Africa, who lived in caves and led a simple life. In the 11th century, Phoenician settlers made this city their abode before Maurs reached the shores of Fuerteventura. In 1405, the French conqueror Jean de Bethencourt annexed this city. In 1852, the free trade zone was extended to the Canary Islands, which attained the right to self-govern in the year 1912.

Popular places:
It goes without saying that its spectacular beaches and year round sunshine are the biggest attractions of this Spanish city. Indulge in your choicest beach activities including scuba diving, snorkelling and sailing r set out to explore the many small islands nearby.  A ride in a glass-bottomed boat is an ideal option. There are archaeological museums and places o historic interest where you can gain interesting information about the original settlers of this city. The volcanic hills and formations are the other must see spots in this city.

Fuerteventura has a lively night life and takes credit to many bars, nightclubs and pubs where you can waltz all night or enjoy your favourite wine and dine options. There are gourmets’ restaurants that serve exceptional cuisine of this region and interesting shopping options where you can shop for your dream buys at easy prices.

Getting around:
Taxis and buses are reliable options to travel around this island city of Fuerteventura, a good guide is to check the bus time tables and bus maps for the best route round the island.

Places of Entertainment:
The cathedral with interesting Moorish influences is worth exploring. Spare a glance at the tastefully painted Canarian pine wood choir stalls. The Museum of Sacred Art has an impressive collection of religious artefacts and gold and silverware. The nature enthusiasts would have enough reasons to cheer in this city as there are many natural attractions including the sprawling nature reserve of Corralejo volcanic cones of Montaña Roja. Enjoy a Camel Safari at in Jandia or retrace the route of the migratory birds including houbara bustard, kestrels, and flamingos.

Accommodation Options:
Fuerteventura has a range of convenient accommodation options including hotels resorts, youth hostels, budget hotels, motels, villas, self catering options, farm houses, bed and breakfast, and guesthouse.

Currency:
Euro is the currency of Fuerteventura, which is easily available with Banks and with any authorized travel agencies, check the news and internet for the latest rates before you change your money.

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