A group of British travel agents specializing in the luxury holidays are on the island visiting a different places such as Atlantis Hotel Gran Bahía Real, Hotel Sheraton Fuerteventura, Quesos Maxorata, Verdeaurora bio farm. These agents have been invited by the Ministry of Tourism of the Embassy of Spain in the United Kingdom in collaboration with Fuerteventura Tourist Board to promote the island to their clients.

There is a little article about it in here noticanarias.com


Perhaps we can

Hi folks I’m sorry if this has been asked before but I have never used a pre-loaded currency card of this type. I’ve been looking at various cards on the internet, it would seem that some only do certain currencies and as I’m going to India, obviously requiring rupees. The card that seemed to be most suitable for my needs was the Caxton FX card. Apparently you can upload Sterling to it and spend it as locals currency’s where ever you are. Also draw local currency from ATMs. Has anybody had any g

There is a short bit about kite surfing on the BBC travel show just now. Some nice locations. Only 5 minutes but good to watch 

Hi to all,

What documents do you need to get discounted travel for Spain if you are a resident? (Green card holder)

Cheers Bob.

Just looking at my travel insurance which needs to be upgraded due to age and health issues.  Finding it difficult to get either annual or single trip insurance to cover up to a 90 day visit to Fue without incurring a massive premium.  Currently covered for max 45 days .....any recommendations please? 
I've just got a quote from StaySure ( generally highly recommended) but that's max 35 days - annual premium for max 35 days per trip is £341 - but for a single trip of 90 days it is £737.00 !!!!

I had to split this from another insurance tread to keep everything in order. (Sam)


Insurance companies in the UK must make fortunes.
In the Netherlands we pay €90/year. 180 days per trip, Europe only and a €50 own risk for baggage.
(90 days is standard, but when we objected they changed it to 180)

Hi everyone,
I really hope everyone reading this is safe and well. We are yearly regulars to the island and heard on the grapevine that the Spanish government held a meeting last week looking to cancel all visits to fuerteventura and Lanzarote for 2020. We are due to travel to Caleta mid July so our holiday will more than likely be cancelled anyway but it’s slightly concerning how the island can survive with no travel throughout 2020. Thoughts?

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.

As first european country Belgium has changed its traveladvice for whole Spain from code green to orange.