The demolition of the Las Agujas apartments in Corralejo has moved a step closer.
The plan is to extend the Hotel Bahia Real.
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Call for help from the residents of Los Molinos before the demolition.

The well-known enclave of the west coast of the island of Fuerteventura in danger of demolition under an expansive interpretation of the Coastal Law


The neighbors of Puertito de Los Molinos fear for the survival of the well-known majorero enclave as we know it because of the threat of demolition that looms under the coastal law.



In this sense, they have launched a campaign in change.org to gather s

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They denounce the demolition of the House of the Midwife or Maximina Santana, in El Cotillo.

The El Efequén Heritage Association publicly denounces the demolition of the house known as Casa de la Pantera or Casa de Maximina Santana, in the town of El Cotillo. This house was built in the mid-nineteenth century with the materials and values of traditional architecture. It was a U-shaped stone house with all its rooms standing and a façade facing south. Despite its age, the

Environmental group demands immediate demolition of two RIU Hotels in Corralejo Dunes
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Environmental organisation Turcón Ecologistas en Acción has called for the immediate demolition of two hotels operated by the RIU hotel chain that are located within the protected natural area of the Corralejo Dunes in Fuerteventura.

The group denounces what it describes as the illegal and unjustified occupation of public coastal land, calling it an environmental assault.

The demand comes in t

Riu Hotels & Resorts has begun demolition work on the unauthorised top-floor suites at the Riu Oliva Beach Resort, also known locally as the “Hotel 3 Islas,” in Corralejo, Fuerteventura.

The move follows a resolution from Spain’s Coastal Authority, which had prohibited any increase in the hotel's built volume due to planning restrictions in the public maritime-terrestrial domain.

The hotel chain is now complying with the order by removing the illegal construction, which had expanded