What to do in Fuerteventura in 5 days by campervan?
What better way to explore the island of endless beaches and white sand than aboard your campervan?.
Before we set off on our adventure, we must keep in mind that there are several protected areas and that we must be aware that we have to take care of this wonderful island.
The so-called “beach of the Canary Islands”.
Although our campervans don't offer extensive amenities, they have the essentials. This, combined with endless open spaces, will make your trip a truly unforgettable experience.
Let the adventure begin:
Day 1
- Corralejo Dunes
- Corralejo-Lobos seafront promenade
- Northern Highway Corralejo – El Cotillo
If you are coming up from the Airport, we recommend not taking the highway and instead heading towards Corralejo Dunes, This landscape will surprise us. Along this road, we have several beaches with parking, perfect for stopping and even enjoying a swim in these crystal-clear waters and white sand.
We continue in that direction Corralejo. We recommend taking a walk from the marina to Waikiki Beach.
The island of Lobos will be your stunning backdrop. You have the option of a guided tour of the island. In half a day, you can get a feel for this marvel steeped in history.
At sunset we recommend the Northern Highway from Corralejo to El Cotillo It's right next to the coast. Enjoy the colors, the smell, the salt air. We can only give you one piece of advice: take all the time you need to capture the magic of this place.
Finally, take a look at Cotillo beach and watch the sun set over the sea.
Day 2
- El Cotillo
- Lajares
- Majanicho
The second day begins with a delicious breakfast overlooking the sea. El Cotillo beach and later enjoying a morning of sun and beach.
This beach has lifeguard service as well as numerous surf schools.
This beach has lifeguard service as well as numerous surf schools.
We picked up our towels and headed towards Lajares. We recommend you take a stroll and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this unique area in northern Fuerteventura. There's a wide variety of restaurants to suit all tastes.
Afterwards, head north along the Majanicho road and take a stroll through this small fishing village. Its houses and surroundings are stunning.
You can stop along the way at one of its beaches and stop rushing.
On the way down, at sunset we recommend you take a hike up to the caldera of Calderon Hondo, It's a 20-minute walk that will undoubtedly be one of the most memorable moments of the trip.
Day 3
- La Oliva/ Tefia/ Puertito de los Molinos
- Betancuria
- Vega-Palma Road
- Ajuy (Caves)
- The Wall (Beach)
This day involves covering a few more kilometers, but enjoying the scenery is guaranteed.
We started our day, heading south.
Passing through The Olive, capital of the North of Fuerteventura, direction Tefia To our right we will see the sacred mountain of Fuerteventura, Tindaya. Once we have passed through Tefía, we head towards the Puertito de los Molinos where we will be surprised by how wild this place is.
If we have time we can visit the Playa del Valle.
Afterwards we headed to Betancuria, city with a very curious history from the time of the arrival in the Canary Islands.
The road from Betancuria to La Pared is highly recommended, especially at sunset. (Vega de Rio Palmas)
You can enjoy numerous viewpoints, from which you will see Fuerteventura from a special point of view.
Set aside a few hours to watch Ajuy. A walk to its caves is a sure bet.
And to make a stop along the way in the Sicasumbre Astronomical Viewpoint. From this point to The Wall It's a 15-minute drive where we can stop at one of the beaches they point out, which are especially interesting because they are nestled between cliffs and black sand.
The Wall It's a good spot to watch the sunset, as it's located on the west side of the island.
Day 4
- Cofete
After a busy day, we headed south to visit the Jandia Natural Park.
Past Morrojable, we will see the turnoff towards Cofete and Faro Punta de Jandía.
The journey to Cofete is highly recommended, with its viewpoint, beaches and, why not, a visit to Casa Winter, a living history of how World War II came to Fuerteventura.
Day 5
- Bad Name Beach
- Sotavento Beach
- The Little Beaches
- Entallada Lighthouse
- The Salt Flats
Last day and we explore the "Canary Islands Beaches" area, the east of the island. We start from the south, with a day of sunbathing and swimming among the beaches of Bad Name and the Canario beach. For the bravest, it's a luxury to watch the sunrise there and take a swim.
Once we've put down our towels, we can head to the area to eat. The little beaches, Gran Carajal. Further north we can take a detour to see the Entallada Lighthouse, with its minimalist and charming road.
Finally, to conclude this day, The Salt Flats of Carmen, Hidden away are working salt flats that can be visited, with a good area to rest.
We hope these recommendations help you explore this island. If you have any questions, remember you can contact your VANSTYLE ADVISOR at any time.