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Fuerteventura: Energy and Unspoiled Nature

Biosphere Reserve

Discover Fuerteventura, an island that embodies pure energy and offers a perfect climate year-round. Here, unique beaches such as the "coral popcorn" beaches make this place an inimitable destination.

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Explore the Nature and Energy of Fuerteventura

"TURQUESA" Energy

TURQUESA is the symbolic color of Fuerteventura, not surprisingly the color of peace and purity. Be inspired by the intense colors: the turquoise of the sea, the white of the beaches, and the black of the volcanic rocks. This intensity of contrasts gives a special energy, helping us to find our inner balance and new awareness.

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Ecosystem One

A perennial spring blooms on the island, populated by dolphins, sperm whales and turtles, in a natural environment that is a model of eco-sustainability. Fuerteventura is more than an island, it is a community that reminds us of the importance of respecting the environment and creating a climate of "buena gente" in our lives as well.

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A Sense of Euphoria

To experience Fuerteventura is to be overwhelmed by emotions as you walk barefoot on the soft sand dunes. That sand carried all the way over the ocean from the Sahara Desert as a gift from the trade winds. An invitation to feel and breathe lam strength of the four elements, the power of a volcanic landscape shaped by wind, ocean and sun.

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Fuerteventura for Wellness and Inner Growth

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The Third Eye of the Island

According to various studies measuring frequencies it is shown that the 7 major Canary Islands represent the 7 Chakras and of these Fuerteventura is connected to the 6th. The 6`^ chakra or "third eye" stimulates intuition and reflection. Accessing the third eye means opening the doors of the mind, training intuition and perceiving reality beyond ordinary vision. This connection has made the island a favorite destination for those who practice holistic disciplines, yoga and meditation.

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A Regenerating Atmosphere: Aloe

Fuerteventura is, after California, the world's second largest producer of ALOE VERA, a plant elixir with extraordinary properties. This healing plant is an age-old remedy because of its extraordinary therapeutic properties. Used in juice for ingestion or in gel for the dermis it has healing and regenerating powers, Experience its effects directly from the leaves of the plants grown at VILLA TURQUESA. Fuerteventura helps those who visit it regain balance and sustainability, rediscovering a new inner well-being.

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Must-see places in Fuerteventura

Lobos Island

Just minutes from Corralejo, this small volcanic island offers clear waters and unspoiled silence. Snorkeling tours, sup, kayaking and cetacean spotting are just some of the activities you can enjoy among its bays.

Oasis Park

A must-see experience for all ages, with more than 3,000 animals of 250 different species, exciting shows and a botanical garden of giant cacti. A perfect place to interact with wildlife and immerse yourself in lush nature.

Corralejo Dunes Natural Park

Just a stone's throw from Corralejo, this natural park offers immense white sand dunes. Admission is free and jumping in the dunes is ageless fun.

Betancuria

The island's ancient capital, a small jewel hidden inland among volcanoes and the only oasis of greenery in pirate times. It offers a parenthesis of historical and artistic beauty among the island's natural treasures. Visit St. Mary's Cathedral from 1410 for its French Gothic style, rare treasures and special atmosphere. A little journey through time

El Campanario

Access is free and a few floors of stairs are certainly worth the splendid view of the baja of Corralejo Lanzarote and Lobos.

A visit on open-air market days Thursday, Saturday and especially Sunday is suggested to also enjoy traditional Canary Island music played and sung live. A look at the stalls of local products and handicrafts complete the visit.

POP-CORN Beach

With more than 4,000 years of history, "rhodolites" that look like coral popcorn on the coasts near Corralejo cover entire stretches of beach that attract more and more fans for the most Instagrammed photo of the moment. The invitation is to photograph and NOT pillage this wonderful spectacle of nature. These off-white popcorn are also helping to combat climate change. A true magic!

Lobos Island

Just minutes from Corralejo, this small volcanic island offers clear waters and unspoiled silence. Snorkeling tours, sup, kayaking and cetacean spotting are just some of the activities you can enjoy among its bays.

Oasis Park

A must-see experience for all ages, with more than 3,000 animals of 250 different species, exciting shows and a botanical garden of giant cacti. A perfect place to interact with wildlife and immerse yourself in lush nature.

Corralejo Dunes Natural Park

Just a stone's throw from Corralejo, this natural park offers immense white sand dunes. Admission is free and jumping in the dunes is ageless fun.

Betancuria

The island's ancient capital, a small jewel hidden inland among volcanoes and the only oasis of greenery in pirate times. It offers a parenthesis of historical and artistic beauty among the island's natural treasures. Visit St. Mary's Cathedral from 1410 for its French Gothic style, rare treasures and special atmosphere. A little journey through time

El Campanario

Access is free and a few floors of stairs are certainly worth the splendid view of the baja of Corralejo Lanzarote and Lobos.

A visit on open-air market days Thursday, Saturday and especially Sunday is suggested to also enjoy traditional Canary Island music played and sung live. A look at the stalls of local products and handicrafts complete the visit.

POP-CORN Beach

With more than 4,000 years of history, "rhodolites" that look like coral popcorn on the coasts near Corralejo cover entire stretches of beach that attract more and more fans for the most Instagrammed photo of the moment. The invitation is to photograph and NOT pillage this wonderful spectacle of nature. These off-white popcorn are also helping to combat climate change. A true magic!

Sports and Outdoor Activities

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SURF

Surfers' paradise! Practices such as surfing, kite-surfing, wind-surfing, foiling-surfing, paddle-surfing find in Fuerteventura an ideal place for both beginners and experts! Famous theater of the WORLD CUP of windsulf, kitesurfing and wingfoil this island offers the best for fans of these wonderful sports.

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Ocean diving

The island also offers thrills such as jet skiing and scuba diving, for those who want to fully experience the power of the ocean. Big surfing enthusiasts will find the ocean pass between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote one of the world's 10 best dives!

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Trekking Among the Volcanoes

Increasingly popular, exploring the majestic volcanoes of Fuerteventura transports you to a dimension that feels like another planet! Through scenic trails for all levels of difficulty this island offers unique and unforgettable experiences. A perfect adventure for lovers of nature and trekking!

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Fuerteventura and the Surfing Experience

Surfing Experience at Villa Turquesa

Start your surfing day right from Villa Turquesa, where a jeep will be waiting to take you to the best beaches on the island. Surfing is one of the Canary Islands' most celebrated activities, and thanks to the many surf schools you can quickly learn or perfect your technique.

Best Surfing Spots
Flag Beach: A stretch of beach overlooking Lanzarote, perfect for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
El Cotillo: Great for beginners and families, with sandy bottoms.
El Hierro: Suitable for experienced surfers, with powerful waves on the reef.
Rocky Point: Ideal for beginners, near the "pop-corn beach."

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Fuerteventura and the Surfing Experience

Surfing Experience at Villa Turquesa

Start your surfing day right from Villa Turquesa, where a jeep will be waiting to take you to the best beaches on the island. Surfing is one of the Canary Islands' most celebrated activities, and thanks to the many surf schools you can quickly learn or perfect your technique.

Best Surfing Spots
Flag Beach: A stretch of beach overlooking Lanzarote, perfect for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
El Cotillo: Great for beginners and families, with sandy bottoms.
El Hierro: Suitable for experienced surfers, with powerful waves on the reef.
Rocky Point: Ideal for beginners, near the "pop-corn beach."

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