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Places, landscapes and monuments that define the territory of each Canarian municipality.
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Beach
6 pointsCorralejo Beach
White sand beach with turquoise waters located next to the tourist hub of Corralejo, ideal for swimming and water sports.
BeachCosta Calma
Costa Calma is one of Pájara's best-known tourist areas, famous for its long beach and peaceful atmosphere ideal for families.
BeachGran Tarajal
Gran Tarajal is the main coastal town of Tuineje, known for its dark sand beach and traditional fishing port.
BeachPlaya Chica Beach
Playa Chica is a small urban beach in the heart of Puerto del Rosario, perfect for swimming and enjoying the local atmosphere.
BeachPlaya del Castillo Beach
Located in Caleta de Fuste, it is the main tourist beach of the municipality, ideal for families and water sports.
BeachSotavento Beach
Renowned for its fine sand and turquoise waters, Sotavento Beach is one of Fuerteventura's top spots for water sports and relaxation.
Building
1 pointsCastle
1 pointsChurch
4 pointsChurch of Nuestra Señora de Regla
Located in the center of Pájara, this church stands out for its stone façade decorated with pre-Hispanic motifs and its historical significa…
ChurchChurch of Nuestra Señora del Rosario
The city's main church, dedicated to the local patron saint, stands out for its simplicity and historical value.
ChurchChurch of San Miguel de Tuineje
The Church of San Miguel is the main temple of Tuineje and the centre of the municipality's religious and cultural celebrations.
ChurchChurch of Santa María de Betancuria
This church, formerly a cathedral, is one of Fuerteventura's main historical monuments, notable for its artistic and religious value.
Convent
1 pointsHistoric centre
4 pointsHistoric Center of Betancuria
Betancuria's historic center preserves traditional architecture and reflects its past as the first capital of the Canary Islands.
Historic centreHistoric Center of Puerto del Rosario
The historic center of Puerto del Rosario preserves the traditional essence of the island's capital, with pedestrian streets, iconic buildin…
Historic centreHistoric Centre of La Oliva
Central area of the municipality with traditional Majorero architecture and historic buildings reflecting its noble and agricultural past.
Historic centreHistoric Centre of Tuineje
The historic centre of Tuineje preserves traditional Majorero architecture and hosts the San Miguel festivities and the reenactment of the B…
Monument
2 pointsMuseum
3 pointsAntigua Craft Center
This center promotes local crafts and organizes exhibitions and workshops showcasing traditional Majorero culture.
MuseumMajorero Cheese Museum
The museum displays the history and production of Majorero cheese, an emblematic product of the island.
MuseumMuseum of Sacred Art of Betancuria
The museum houses a valuable collection of religious art, bearing witness to the town's cultural heritage.
Natural park
2 pointsCorralejo Dunes Natural Park
Vast protected area of dunes and white sand beaches, renowned for its natural beauty and biodiversity.
Natural parkJandía Natural Park
This natural park protects a vast area of dunes, mountains, and endemic wildlife, serving as a biodiversity hotspot in southern Fuerteventur…
Port
3 pointsGran Tarajal Port
Gran Tarajal port is a key site for artisanal fishing and local trade, vital to the municipality's economy.
PortMorro Jable Port
Morro Jable Port is the main maritime link in southern Fuerteventura, connecting the island with Gran Canaria and supporting tourism and tra…
PortPuerto del Rosario Port
The port is the main maritime gateway to Fuerteventura, vital for trade and the arrival of cruise ships and ferries.