Fuerteventura, the second largest island of the Canary Islands, is a paradisiacal destination known for its long white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, and a volcanic landscape that invites adventure. In this article we will explain what to do in Fuerteventura, from its gastronomic delights to exciting water activities and hiking trails, all under the prism of sustainability and respect for the environment.
Fuerteventura' s gastronomy is a reflection of its environment: fresh, diverse and authentic. Try the queso majorero, a goat cheese with Denomination of Origin that is simply exquisite. Local restaurants often offer papas arrugadas con mojo picón, a simple but delicious dish that captures the essence of Canarian cuisine.
In Senda Ecoway we have different gastronomic activities in Fuerteventura that capture the essence of the island. Experience the island in a unique and delicious way with our "Gastronomic Tour: Fuerteventura with the 5 Senses". This activity is designed to delight each of your senses and fully immerse you in the rich culinary culture of Fuerteventura.
Participate in a tapas route where each stop offers dishes made with local and sustainable products. These experiences not only enhance the flavors of the island, but also support local farmers and producers, fostering a circular food economy and reducing environmental impact.
Fuerteventura is an ideal destination for water sports enthusiasts. With more than 150 kilometers of coastline, the island offers exceptional conditions to enjoy a variety of activities such as surfing, diving, kayaking and paddle surfing, allowing visitors of all levels to immerse themselves in its clear waters and connect with nature.
Explore the tranquil Isla de Lobos by kayak and dive into its waters for snorkeling. This small paradise is a perfect example of how tourist activities can coexist with conservation, as the island is a protected area where marine flora and fauna thrive undisturbed.
Fuerteventura is not only famous for its stunning land scenery, but also for being a privileged place for whale watching. Embark with us on an exciting whale watching activity in Corralejo aboard the only boat with the Blue Boat insignia, a seal of approval granted by the Canary Islands Government. This distinction ensures that our excursions comply with the strictest safety and conservation regulations, protecting both passengers and marine wildlife.
Fuerteventura is world renowned for its idyllic beaches, but the island offers much more for those passionate about hiking. Beyond the coast, Fuerteventura unfolds into stunning volcanic landscapes that are perfect for exploring on foot.
This hiking route takes you through volcanic landscapes to a summit that offers spectacular views of the Jandia Peninsula and the Atlantic Ocean. Ideal for those looking for a rewarding challenge, the hike is not only a test of endurance, but also an opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate the majesty of the island from its most impressive heights.
Explore the imposing landscape of Montaña Escanfraga, one of the most emblematic and visible volcanoes of Fuerteventura. This hiking route invites you to discover the unique geology of the island, ascending to the top of the mountain that offers extraordinary panoramic views of the surroundings, including valleys, other volcanic mountains, and the infinite blue of the ocean. The experience is perfect for geology enthusiasts and those who wish to immerse themselves deeply in the natural environment and unparalleled views that only Fuerteventuracan offer.
At Senda Ecoway, we are committed to promoting sustainable tourism. Each of our activities is designed to minimize the impact on the island's ecosystem and contribute to the conservation of our natural resources. By choosing to participate in our activities, you are making a conscious decision to travel responsibly and support sustainability in Fuerteventura.