Hi All,

Just wondering what the Weather will be like in Corralejo the first week of May?

Tia

White rabbits, white rabbits, white rabbits!

El Cotillo... The forecast is for a clear sunny day, after the overnight cloud has burnt off. The wind will be fresh, northerly and cross/onshore, between 19mph and 20mph. Temperatures expected to reach the low 20's. 

Tides:
6:24 AM      0.42 meters   ( 1.38 ft )   Low Tide
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El Cotillo... A remote report to start the month off. After any overnight cloud has burnt off there will be a clear sunny day ahead, with temperatures in the low 20's. The NNE wind will be moderate to fresh and cross/offshore, averaging 17mph. The outlook for the week ahead is for clear skies and sunshine.


Tides:
Low Tide      2:25am   0.69 m  (2.26ft)
High Tide     8:46am   1.68 m  (5.51ft)
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Masks appear to be mandatory in enclosed spaces and busy streets - see Noticias Fuerteventura

Changes will take place to the island's bus service on Monday 25th May. There will be more buses on the routes and it brings an end to the free service that has been operating for the last few weeks.

Details of the new services here: [url=https://noticiasfuerteventura.com/fuerteventura/las-guaguas-recuperan-la-nueva-normalidad-el-lunes?fbclid=IwAR2YhNOzYq7f0dkHxwV_Z3PIurGXh4b_717ne94OZb17Iytg2foXG9_euEM]https://noticiasfuerteventura.com/fuerteventura/las-guaguas-recuperan-la-nueva-normalidad

Canarian Day is celebrated on 30th May. It's a public holiday.


Usually there are traditional all-night dances in the larger villages and towns of the island on the 29th May, but not this year. 
Local councils are doing the celebration on-line this year.

El Cotillo... A remote report to start the month off. After any overnight cloud has burnt off there will be a clear sunny day ahead, with temperatures in the high teens. The north-easterly wind will be fresh and cross/offshore, averaging 15mph. The outlook for the week ahead is for a mix of sun and cloud, with a chance of some light showers later in the week.

Tides:
[size=medium][size=medium][font=Lato,]High Tide     5:15am    2.13 m (6.99 ft

The Government of Germany has included the Canary Islands on its green list of safe travel destinations today (Friday), as reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on its website. This means that, like the UK’s green list, German tourists returning home only need to present a negative PCR test and avoid quarantine.

They are also the second country today to review the islands independently from Spain and allow travel, after the Netherlands gave the green light for both the Canaries

We nave some friends who have a holiday home here, and frequently allow members of their family use of it, they are currently under the impression that this is no longer allowed as they are not residents, has any one any idea if this is in fact the case, as I cannot see the logic of such a rule.

from Noticias:

[color=#555555][size=medium][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]The president of the Cabildo of Fuerteventura, Sergio Lloret López, and the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, David de Vera, visited today the facilities of the Experimental Farm of Pozo Negro to supervise the conditioning works that have begun to be executed for the next celebration of the Agricultural, Livestock and Fishing Fair of Fuerteventura (EAGF). During the visit they were accompanied b