Hi You Hi all. 
I will be in Costa Calma in a week or so. 
I am just wondering what the rules are if you book a massage, are you nude or leave undies on. Just don’t want to look a fool. Lol

I wrote to Contact Us because my alerts will not open when clicked on and I did not receive a reply. The problem with my alerts is still there. Is anyone monitoring this site?

Hellooo,

Myself and my friends are planning on renting a villa in Corralejo in May, the flights and villa prices are perfect for us but only downside is no pool/billiards table (we really love playing pool) 

Any chance anyone knows places you can just rent a pool table for a week or so? 

Thank you

- Éabha (Ava)

Closed today. Is it closed every Tuesday?

OK, it has been open again since just before Christmas but I would just like to remind people on here for those that are not aware of this restaurant.
This is our 'goto' place when we want a nice meal, which is nearly every week at the moment.
Not the biggest menu choice, but usually go for the fillet steak anyway as it is fabulous.
They do excellent pasta as well.

Can anyone clarify the rule about on street parking, can you park anywhere even if it is blocking a persons car gate so they can't get on their own drive to park and charge their car?

Hi
Ive just come back from our annual 3 week hol in Caleta. 

I kept seeing a young seabird flying around the coastal area throughout the stay, around Salinas end and Antigua path - the poor thing was flying around with a big green fishing wire hooked or wrapped around its leg and on it, a stone fishing weight!!!.
 How it is managing, I don't know!! and its a youngster. I know a bit about wildlife rescue and it could be possible to catch it potentially but I don't know who to contact in Fuerteventura. 
I wondered if anyone knew anyone on the island who could potentially help? Those particular birds can live decades. 

It was awful and I keep thinking about it. 
Thanks xx

We are in Costa Calma. Where is our closest inspection point? Many thanks

I am still trying to understand the Canary ways, and I must admit—it is harder than I expected. 

One thing: I am buying from Amazon Prime - EU vendors etc. 
I am often asked for the paperwork, and my parcels stay for a month in Gran Canary. 
Sometimes, they ask for custom tax (again, for EU products coming from the EU), and I usually pay a bit more than 25% of their value. 

Is this legal? I understand there is a small VAT here (7%); it makes no sense why I need to pay so much tax. 

Why is this happening, are the residents here happy with this?

Where is this Money going? (25% tax for most products consumed on the island is a huge, huge amount)

Anyone have recommendations please? Thanks....