There is a motocross event at the Los Alares circuit - just south of Caleta de Fuste - on Saturday 7 December 2019 starting at 9am.

The music festival takes place across all the islands in Jan and Feb 2020.

The concerts on Fuerteventura are:

9 Jan - Cuarteto de Cuerda Ornati at the Antigua Auditorium. Tickets 15€
17 Jan - Duo Cassado at the Corralejo Auditorium. Tickets 15€
30 Jan - Camerata Royal Concertgebouw Orquestra de Amsterdam at the Congress Center, Puerto del Rosario. Tickets 30€
7 Feb - Orquesta de Camara Rusa de San Petersburgo at the Congress Center, Puerto del Rosario. Tickets 30€

Canarian Day is celebrated on 30th May. It's a public holiday.


Usually there are traditional all-night dances in the larger villages and towns of the island on the 29th May, but not this year. 
Local councils are doing the celebration on-line this year.

A new airline - Canarian Airways - has been launched by some busineesmen in Tenerife. They are starting off with one plane and they hope to start a service in June to some Spanish cities and to Berlin, Glasgow and Cardiff.
https://fuerteventurahoy.com/nace-canari...TyjIP0O1Ag

The Canarian Health Department have a new website to get a COVID Vaccination Certificate for residents who have had their vaccines.
https://radiosintonia.com/en-canarias-se...Yni1sXN64A

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The holiday dilemma, the new Canarian reality.

Although it generates income to small (and large) owners, it becomes a terrible brake on traditional housing rentals.

The situation of rental housing in relation to families of middle-income workers is becoming an impossible task. The lack of supply in tourist and not so tourist areas is generating a serious problem of coexistence. But on the other hand it is an economic reality that seems to have come to stay.



The weight o

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Presented the first chocolates in the world with Canarian camel milk.

The chocolates, with 4 flavors, have been made by fusing this milk with Km 0 products from Fuerteventura and Lanzarote


The manager of DromeMilk Camel Bio Farm, Guacimara Cabrera, has presented today the first chocolates in the world made with camel milk 100% native Canarian breed. More than a hundred professionals have attended this presentation, within the framework of the Gourmets fair held in Madrid, i

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The Canarian Camel, an animal with the ability to adapt to the times.

For years, camels have coexisted with the majoreros serving as livestock or pack animals, even becoming a tourist attraction on the island. According to scientists' predictions, this animal could play a fundamental role in the fight against climate change and desertification, thanks to its ability to adapt to arid climates.



Arrival of the camel to the Canary Islands

The history of the camel in

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The Canarian palm tree, a symbol of our land.

It is well known the enormous interest that the Canarianpalm tree (Phoenix canariensis) has in our islands, both for being one of the most representative elements of biodiversity and the Canarian landscape, and for what it means for the economy of some productive sectors. These and other relevant characteristics, such as its great beauty and cultural value for Canarian society, have been the fundamental reasons, even, to be cons

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Legacy of the Canarian ancestors through new technologies.

In the Hospitalito de Ampuyenta, located in the municipality of Puerto del Rosario, Museums of Fuerteventura shows a fascinating immersive exhibition entitled 'Windows to heritage: the cultural heritage of the Canary Islands through new technologies'. This exhibition, organized by the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, offers a unique look at the legacy of our ancestors.

The exhibition, which has toured th