Holiday rentals and lettings in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is an island of contrasts. When you book holiday rentals in Fuerteventura, you will be taking the first step to making your island getaway a reality.You can choose from a wide range of rentals and enjoy a holiday you will dream about for many years to come! Choose a property that fulfill your needs and make an excellent home base while waiting to plunge into the surrounding turquoise waters and white sandy beaches or just stay in one of the many lettings with a private pool.

Holiday lettings in Fuerteventura are forever popular with sunseekers heading to the sands or adventurers with their eye on the oceans. They tend to be optimal for medium-sized groups and families, as most of them can host 4-6 people. Pet-friendly lettings makes the perfect spot for pet owners. Choose from a great selection of rentals: country homes, villas or townhouses. You will find the perfect place for your dreamed getaway.

Looking for the best island? Sitting in the Atlantic ocean, Fuerteventura is the second largest of all the Canary Islands. Not far from the African coast, the gentle breeze gives the island warm temperatures all year round. Explore its unspoilt coastline and relax in sheltered coves. The scenery changes as you travel around the island. Long golden sandy beaches, rolling sand dunes and rugged mountains that offer magnificent views.

Although sunbathing on the island’s endless beaches sounds appealing, Fuerteventura gathers hundreds of water sports enthusiasts too. It will test the most intrepid and daring souls. Kitesurfing, diving, snorkelling, windsurfing or surfing. Defy and ride the waves or explore the marine underworld. Unleash your adventurous spirit. A bit too much action? Get surrounded by the silence of the endless swathe of sand dunes. Interested in history? Hit the museums! Wander around the open-air museum of Poblado de la Atalayita, see the aboriginal archaeological excavated fragments at Museo Arqueológico de Betancúria or discover how traditional Canarian families lived and worked decades ago at Ecomuseo La Alcogida. Would you prefer to enjoy a ride at your own pace? Explore the island by hire car. The island is only 60 miles long and 18 miles wide. Tick off every corner. Drive around to discover the most impressive beaches, visit former fishing villages and enjoy the views of dormant volcanoes and high cliffs. Need a day out? Take the ferry from Corralejo for a day trip to Isla de Lobos

Sit in the saddle that adapts perfectly to the features of a camel and embark on an adventure. Take a trip into the unknown or book an experience with sea lions or lemurs. You can even plan a unique and special event or celebration for your family and friends.

This natural reserve contains the largest dunes in the Canary Islands and it’s a must-see. They stretch out for about 6 miles from Puerto Remedio to La Salina. Some of the reserve’s windy, dune-backed beaches are the most famous ones amongst surf and kite surf lovers as they provide the perfect conditions for these sports.

This islet just north of Fuerteventura comprises a large uninhabited nature preserve. Playa de la Concha is the main beach, well known for its clears waters. This is a picturesque mini-paradise for fishermen, sun-lovers and adventurers. The last human inhabitants were the lighthouse keeper and his family. Follow the stony paths that will bring you to shallow beaches where kids can play safely. There are no tourist attractions but there is a cafe and lots of mesmerising views of the sea.

A heavenly beach in a very remote corner, an abandoned mansion, railway tracks going nowhere, a little airstrip. Cofete has all the ingredients for legends and stories to emerge. Gustav Winter, a German engineer, bought that land. Rumours and stories about him spread quickly. Why did he buy that part of Jandía? It remains a mystery up to our days. Come and see for yourself.

A visit to this old town in the western part of the island is a must. Fascinating architecture lines the cobbled streets. During fiesta season, ensembles of local musicians fill the streets with traditional music.This village comes to life during the day and it goes quiet at night. The tourists fill up the craft shops, cafes and restaurants. Visit Santa María de Betancúria Church, San Buenaventura monastery, The Museum of Sacred Art or simply enjoy the views from the two great viewpoints - Mirador Morro Velosa and Mirador Corrales de Guize.

Our data shows that Fuerteventura has an average price of £90.82 per night, which is a relatively high one under the destinations in Spain.

According to our most recent historical data, the months that allow you to save the most in Fuerteventura are October, March, and January, with average prices of £85.88, £86.23 and £86.57, respectively.

Following the data observed in 2020, the cost per night for accommodation is usually higher, on average, during the months of July (£101.87), August (£100.83), and June (£96.61).

If you decide to discover Fuerteventura, we suggest organising your visit ahead of time because it tends to be very high in demand, with an annual average occupation of 50% in the year 2020.

According to data from 2020, the months when it is most difficult to find accommodation in Fuerteventura are, in order, February (with 30.4% of available rentals), August (31.2%), and January (40.5%).

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