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| Fuerteventura Travel Guide for backpackers |
With three thousand hours of sunshine a year Fuerteventura is an all year round holiday destination. It's seductive sandy beaches are the finest in the Canaries and the worn and weathered volcanic landscapes and the amazing sand dunes make this an island of unusual outstanding beauty.
Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands but with a population of less than 40,000 inhabitants it is the emptiest of the islands. The island tends to appeals to beach lovers and watersport fans.
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 DAILY BUDGET in FUERTEVENTURA - Budget travellers could manage on $40-$50 if they shared rooms at the cheapest hotels and apartments, ate at fast food joints or made their own from choices found in the local supermarkets.
U$ 60- 100 would allow you to have more comfortable accommodation and really party.
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Corralejo and Jandia sand dunes - set against a rugged mountain backdrop these dunes are natural wonders of great beauty and sights not to be missed.
Windsurfing - conditions here are among the best in the world so get your board and head for the magnificent beaches of the Jandia.
Iglesia de la Virgin de la Regla - this church in Pajara is simply decorated but its portal is remarkable. Made of soft, pink sandstone and carved with Aztec-style symbols of sun and snakes, lions and doves, it's thought to date from the 16th century but its origin is a mystery.
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Venue - Corralejo Main High Street. Try the breakfast's at this informal restaurant. Most of the ingredients are imported from Britain so if you are craving a real British banger this is the place for you.
Gibsons - Corralejo Main High Street - A wide variety of food is served here from fish and chips to Indian or Mexican dishes. As the owner is a vegetarian there are plenty of non meat options for poor beleagured vegetarians.
La Marquesina - Corralejo. Join the locals and enjoy the fish in this unpretentious restaurant down by the harbour.
Castaways pub - good english food and home made chips not these frozen chips you get..
sit outside just watch the people and the lovely views go by .....
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Festers Sprting Bar - Corralejo Main High Street. With 7 TV's showing the latest sporting fixtures you don't have to miss out on the action just because you are on holiday.This place really hot's up in the evening when a live DJ blats out the latest hit's.
Chablis Wine Bar - Corralejo High Street. If Karaoke is your thing try this bar, they also serve good food.
Rock Island Bar - Town Centre - Live music gig's are played every night, check out the crazy vibes and enjoy.
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