Fuerteventura is one of the most popular and beautiful Canary Islands. Thanks to its stunning sand dunes, amazing beaches and relaxing atmosphere, it attracts tourists from all over the world to its shores.
The best way to see the island is to arrange for car rental in Fuerteventura. This gives you the freedom to explore under your own steam and to get off the beaten track to discover some of the area's most stunning and unusual attractions and sights. One of the best places you can explore by car is the Corralejo Natural Park. As the top attraction on the island, this natural park is home to stunning sand dunes as well as a blue flag beach.
If you arrange car rental in Fuerteventura you can drive yourself to the traditional village of El Cotillo. Relaxed and quiet, this peaceful spot is home to gorgeous lagoons which are ideal for swimming in with the children.
Another popular attraction for families is the Oasis Park. This animal park has it all, with amazing views, birds of prey shows, a cactus garden and a kids farm. You can easily spend all day here discovering the wildlife and watching the entertainment.
If you're keen to get away from the tourist traps and see something truly wild and special, you should drive out to the Cofete beach. The road here is bumpy and unpaved which makes it challenging for travellers to get to this spot, and that's why it's virtually untouched by tourism at the moment. You can walk for miles along the sands, admiring the spectacular vistas and enjoying a relaxing picnic on the shore.
If you'd like to see another natural attraction on the island, the caves at Ajuy are a must-visit. Remember to bring closed-toe shoes if you're going to explore the caves' depths before enjoying a stunning sunset and sampling some fresh seafood in one of the local restaurants.
Finally, if you've hired a car and are feeling brave, you might want to tackle the winding road up to Entallada lighthouse. From here, you can see all the way to Africa since this is the nearest spot to the African continent in the whole of the Canary Islands.
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