I was wondering if anyone had seen an official site with definitive advice about those of us who have properties if when international flights  (May 17th hopefully) if we can actually travel to the island.

I know at the moment the UK government are saying if you don`t have a valid reason for a "holiday" & travel you can be fined up to £5K.

I have some people on various sites saying you can travel if you have a property. However, I want an official site but can`t find anything rather than

In order to promote inter-island tourism this year the Canarian Government have initiated a scheme to offer prizes of 200€ to spend on a holiday on the island.

To be in with a chance of winning then you have to sign up during the first 2 weeks of July, for the draw on 15 July. There are 50,000 travel vouchers to be won.

To enter you have to be a Canarian resident over 18.

Details here: https://noticiasfuerteventura.com/fuerte...arias?fbcl

We would like to visit the island in the next couple of weeks and we believe you now have to apply to the authorities.  Can this be done at the same time as booking the ferry or do we apply first and get permission.  Is it a licence for a specified day? We know that there is a maximum of 200 people but has this changed?

Got a rear door which will not lock. 

Looking for someone who knows someone who might be able to sort this out.

is there a Dry Cleaners on the Island? never thought about it before, as we rarely wear anything that needs dry cleaning, until I wore a jacket yesterday and spilled something on it

An article from Radio Sintonia:

(link to audio discussion, in Spanish)

This Friday, in a new installment of [url=https://radiosintonia.com/podcasts/la-rosa-de-fuerteventura/]La Rosa de Fuerteventura[/url

Prior to leaving the island I need to find a good home for Thunderbirds Tracy Island.  Is anyone interested?

Anyone seen any crews around as they arrived last week according to Twitter.

Radio Sintonia:

The Cabildo of Fuerteventura, through the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, has met with the olive growing sector of the island to coordinate the start of the olive oil production campaign. A campaign that begins now with the hojiblanca and picual olives, and that will end at the end of September and the beginning of October with the verdial.
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Tindaya, weather forecasted for the next 10 days will have maximum temperature of 28°c / 83°f on Thu 04. Min temperature will be 21°c / 69°f on Sat 30. Windiest day is expected to see wind of up to 37 kmph / 23 mph on Fri 29.


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