Fuerteventura Airport Transfers

1. Corralejo is 25 miles away, or a 40-minute Fuerteventura Airport transfer. The low-rise north-coast resort offers a bone-white beach, with plentiful three and four-star accommodation. Visit the old quarter near the harbour and its tapas bars and restaurants; there’s also a decent choice of nightlife.
2. Betancuria is 20 miles west and inland; be there in 40 minutes. Packed with old buildings, it was founded in 1404 and has a gorgeous church and two museums. Think exquisite white structures, and abundant flowers; there are also some stunning views.
3. Puerto del Rosario itself is just seven minutes and a few miles north by airport transfer. The island’s capital is a busy port, known for its whitewashed buildings and open-air art such as the snail sculptures on the prom. Playa Chica near the harbour is a sheltered beach; to the south, Playa Blanca has a strong surf. This is also an excellent town for dining and shopping.
4. El Cotillo is 27 miles north-west, meaning a 40-minute Fuerteventura Airport transfer. This small village is a highly relaxing place. Enjoy the Playa Concha and Cotillo lagoons, while other beaches are perfect for surfers. You’ll find some nice restaurants here, too.
5. La Oliva is 18 miles away – head north and inland. It’s known for its eighteenth-century Colonels’ House and pretty architecture. Visit the twice-weekly covered market, take a trip to the island of Lobos, or explore the volcanic landscape.
6. Puertito de los Molinos is on the west coast – an airport transfer covers the 19 miles within 30 minutes. This lovely village only has a few houses. Swim from the beach or in a natural pool. Depending on the tide, you could also cross to the famous sea caves.

1. Corralejo Natural Park is some 19 miles or 30 minutes away by Fuerteventura Airport transfer. Beautifully unspoilt, it incorporates broad beaches and rippling sand dunes. Climb the 300m ‘Red Mountain’ volcano for views across the sea to Lanzarote – or take a buggy tour.
2. The Salt Museum is at Salinas del Carmen, 6.5miles or 10 minutes’ drive south. Learn how salt is taken from the sea at the onsite factory, and about the importance of salt to the island. Great for a cloudy afternoon and more interesting than it sounds!
3. Entallada Lighthouse lies 25 miles south – cover the distance in 40-odd minutes by Fuerteventura Airport transfer. Built in the 1950s, it’s an impressive structure. Admire the views across to Africa – it’s the closest point to the continent in the Canaries.
4. Oasis Park is 34 miles south-west; allow up to an hour to travel from the airport. This animal park is also a botanical garden with a wonderful cacti collection. There’s a kids’ farm, camel rides bird of prey and animal shows, making it perfect the whole family.
5. Casa Mané is 18 miles north-west inland by Fuerteventura Airport transfer. See photography, sculpture and pottery plus paintings. Stroll through the gardens; regular temporary shows complement the permanent exhibitions.
6. The Cuevas de Ajuy are 31 miles west; travel coast-to-coast and get there in around 45 minutes. With a strong heritage, this spot offers a stark contrast from the island’s postcard-perfect beaches. It’s also the Canaries’ oldest rock formation.

Disabled facilities at this airport include bright signage for the visually impaired, handrails, ramps. lifts and emergency intercoms, plus accessible toilets.

Additionally, to comply with EU law, an assistance service is available for those with reduced mobility, and meeting points related to this support are located throughout the airport. As ever, book the help you need a good 48 hours before flying. But, essentially, you should find travel through El Matorral is perfectly straightforward, whatever your particular needs.

Fuerteventura Airport
Ctra.Matorral s/n
35610 Fuerteventura

Tel: +34 91 321 1000
Email: fueinfo@aena.es
Website: fuerteventura-airport