I stayed there in 2017.  I knew the hotel was fairly big, but I hadn't realised just how enormous the site is! It's also built on a slope, so not only are there long distances to walk, there are also lots of steps and slopes to negotiate. I'm pretty fit, but found it a tiring place to stay in. With about 650 rooms, and with quite a lot of families staying, there could be 1500 people or so on site. Frankly, the place can't cope easily with the numbers of people. The main restaurant in the eveni

Hi All.

My wife and i will be coming to Corralejo in late September and would like some info on the nightlife as we both want and need some places to go to let our hair down.

Been to the island twice before but never to the top of the island.

Thank you.

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Does anyone know if gas water heaters last longer than electric ones? Rather fancy a gas one for instantaneous (almost) supply. Any thoughts?

Hi Everyone,

Just wondering how everyone is getting on at the moment .Do you feel there is light at the end of the tunnel yet.
Few good points for my own plans GBP vs Euro has improved which helps towards my new build payments .
Had the vaccine . Hopefully going to be able to get over and see how things are going in July if all goes well  .
I hope everyone is coping and enjoying the island as best they can .Stay Safe

Noticias:

Life expectancy stands at 83.34 years in the Canary Islands.

[color=#000000][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif][size=small][color=#555555][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]In 2020, the Canary Islands was the region in which a smaller reduction in life expectancy was observed compared to 2019, since there was a fall of only 0.1 years, while the national average register

A pair of Ducks with 15 ducklings on the pond by the Fuerteventura 7th hole, hope they all survive.

Noticias:

The Canary Islands have the worst quality of life in Spain, according to the INE.

The Archipelago worsens in terms of material living conditions, education and the environment


The lowest salaries in the country, a people dedicated to service, environmental policies aimed at tourists, problems with educational and health infrastructures, increasing pollution due to the consumption of solid fuels, inability to access housing, are some of the factors that make the Canary Island

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A second life to the pruning remains in La Oliva.

The Department of the Environment of the City of La Oliva, together with the areas of Cleaning and Gardens, directed by David Fajardo, Rubén González and Verónica Saavedra, respectively, has recovered an initiative for the reuse of vegetable waste, giving a second life to the pruning remains of municipal green areas so that neighbors can reuse it in their own gardens, or agricultural and livestock farms.



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'In a Quiet Village' is an immersive experience in popular culture and the memory of the ethnographic tradition of the last century

The Ecomuseo La Alcogida will come to life next Saturday, June 1st, with 'In a quiet village', a theatrical and dynamic proposal by Museums of Fuerteventura, coordinated by Rayco León. In this way, the public will be offered an immersive experience in popular culture and in the memory of the ethnographic tradition of the last century, based on theatre and tradit