Does anyone know if British tourists have started to visit Fuerte yet, silly question no flights until after 4th July I guess? 

Breaking news on the TV FCO have added Canary Islands and Balearic Island TO NON ESSENTIAL TRAVEL.


“From 27 July, the FCO advise against all non-essential travel to Spain, including the Balearic and Canary Islands, based on the current assessment of COVID-19 risks in the country”

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The beach of Los Pozos will have a service of sunbeds and umbrellas and chiringuito.
[size=small][color=#000000][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif][color=#555555][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]For the first time, the beach of Los Pozos in the capital of Majorera will have a service of sunbeds and umbrellas, as well as a sports area and a gastronomic establishmen

Like many others, I was registered on the padron & had my registration struck off.

I am a UK citizen with a property on the island. Have paid all my bills from the Ayuntamiento for years by direct debit from La Caixia.

I went to re-register a few weeks ago before my return to the UK. I was informed that as I was no longer on their system, I would need to re-register. As I do not have a TIE, they said I would need the original deeds to register. I informed them these were in the UK, so I wo

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The unstoppable rise in holiday prices "destroys" many aspirations to have housing.

Between January and March, the value has registered a growth of close to 5% in the Canary Islands, with La Oliva above the average with a 7% increase.

"Buying a developable land in Lajares right now can be around 170 euros per square meter, and with this price plus the numbers of labor it is very complicated to make a house for less than 500 thousand euros. That is, working you are not going to

During our last and current visit I don't recall seeing a single goat roaming free in the North of the island.

Just wondering if a policy has been introduced to restrict / ban free range goats?

Also the goat statues in El Roque and Lajares roundabout have been removed.
Are goats no longer considered an important part of the island's heritage and economy?

Does anyone have any update on how the asphalting of the track from Parque Holandes to the motorway is going? It has been completely closed now for several months.

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Fuerteventura will have nine new ultrasound machines.

The Ministry of Health invests more than 5.4 million euros in 180 ultrasound machines for health centres across the islands


The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands, through the General Directorate of Assistance Programs of the Canary Islands Health Service, promotes the implementation and development of clinical ultrasound in the Primary Care centers of all the Health Areas of the archipelago with t

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The Punta de Jandía lighthouse will have a cafeteria.

The Cabildo puts out to tender the bar-cafeteria service in the well-known enclave in the south of the island


The Cabildo of Fuerteventura has put out to tender the management of the bar-cafeteria service in the Punta de Jandía Lighthouse (municipality of Pájara), one of the most visited tourist attractions in Fuerteventura and which houses the Interpretation Centre of the Jandía Natural Park.



Museums of Fuerte

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Jet2 will have a new direct flight between Fuerteventura and the south of England

Four Canary Islands will be connected to Bournemouth thanks to Jet2.com




The airline Jet2.com announced on Tuesday that in April 2025 it will open its twelfth base in the United Kingdom, specifically, in Bournemouth.



Four of the 16 destinations that will have direct flights from the southern English city are in the Canary Islands: Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote. In t