
Six days allow the Sotavento lagoon, which appears and vanishes with the tide, and the island that isn't beach: the Casa de los Coroneles, from which Fuerteventura was ruled like a private estate, and the church of Pájara, with a carved doorway nobody can explain.
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💡It always blows here, and that changes everything
The wind is constant almost all year: that is why the island is a reference point for surfing and kiting, and why a sunbed by the sea can be uncomfortable while the hotel pool is glorious. It is not bad weather, it is what this place is. Bring long sleeves even at twenty-six degrees.
💡Your rental insurance does not cover dirt tracks
Cofete, some northern beaches and several viewpoints are reached on unpaved roads, and virtually every rental contract excludes them: if you puncture or break something there, you pay for all of it. Read that clause before you commit. For Cofete there is a bus from Morro Jable, which is the untroubled way to go.
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