Idyllic beaches on the sunshine island
At first sight windy and barren, the azure blue Atlantic Ocean soon reveals how multifaceted Fuerteventura really is. Fuerteventura is referred to as “the island of eternal spring” – and deservedly so. Owing to its latitude and position in the Atlantic Ocean, temperatures in winter are mild whilst trade winds help cool down the heat in summer.
As well as being a dream destination for sun worshippers, the second largest of the Canary Islands exerts a magical appeal on water sports enthusiasts too. Kite surfers cavort on the water and under the surface divers hope to meet a whale. Also, cyclists get their money's worth on Fuerteventura, as a cycle tour is an excellent way to discover the island's hinterland.
Facts & figures
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Flight time
03:50 h
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Distance
2870 km
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Country Code
+34
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Language
Spanish
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Currency
EUR
Edelweiss tips for Fuerteventura
Flights to Fuerteventura
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June 2026
3 flights / week
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July 2026
4 flights / week
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August 2026
5-6 flights / week
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September 2026
5 flights / week
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October 2026
5 flights / week
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November 2026
4 flights / week
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December 2026
3-4 flights / week
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January 2027
3 flights / week
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February 2027
3 flights / week
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March 2027
3 flights / week
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April 2027
4-5 flights / week
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May 2027
3-4 flights / week
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June 2027
2 flights / week
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