Do we know on which parts of the island these cases are located? Would be interesting to know.

The route bewteen Tenerife and Fuerteventura that has been in operation since March 18 is now being cancelled. It had been opearating at 18% capacity.

During the same period the route between Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria has been operating at 20% capacity. It is being mainly used by people attending the hospital in Las Palmas. To make it easier for passengers there will be two flights a day so people can return on the same day.

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I thought I read somewhere that at some point inter island travel in the Canary Islands, including touristc travel and for holidays, will be permitted.  I cannot remember where I read it.  Can someone say anything more about this.

Current "cash" exchange rate here is 1.08. Anyone know what the rate is in Caleta or Corralejo.

Whilst I know it would be wrong to talk a specific businesses.  Fuerteventura relies heavily
on tourism.  Assuming this goes on for at least another 6 months.   How can businesses survive?
What are peoples predictions for the future?  Hate the thought of empty shops bars restaurants and
even hotels.  I'm hopeful next summer will be a boom for tourism and some sort of bounce back happens

We rented a car with cicar and they gave us a hybrid petrol and lpg car. So far we yet to find a petrol station setting lpg. Is there one on the island?

Has anyone seen or used a scrap yard for cars on the Island. The spring has broken on one of my sun visors and I guess ordering a new one is going to be costly. Any thoughts please?

Hi all, 

We are a chill family, boy of ten. We will be mostly just eating, sleeping and relaxing. Our little man, Ayden, will be bored with dad, Pros, and mom, Lilly. So maybe there will be also families with kids around 10 years old. Anyway, we can't wait to be on the island. Warm regards, Pros