If you are out and about in areas that you are not familiar with please be very careful as there are a number of pitfalls, literally, scattered around our countryside. Some are water collection areas, or wells and they are not always fenced in. A puppy out for its first walk after injections recently fell in one of the water pits shown below, luckily it had a harness on and the owner was able to catch hold and lift it out.  (Its also got me thinking about mossies!)

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Pictures I took yesterday of our morning walk.

Does anybody know where to start the trek from Corralejo over to Lajares? According to a couple of guides the route starts up the road by the Football stadium but there's a quarry with gates/fences and warning signs saying no entry so the other questions are:- (a) Do you ignore the warnings and walk through the site or (b) is there another track entrance somewhere else?

Photos taken during our first decent walk for 7 weeks -

My son and two friends walked from El Cotillo to Morro Jable last week.

A video made by one of the friends - [Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9YaLr8NidA]

Following their walk from El Cotillo to Cofete in the last video, Jose, Jonathan and friends walked from El Cotillo to Corralejo and down the east coast of Fuerteventura.
This is Jose's video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nJ7O4AA9dU

Noticias:

24 hours walking against cancer in Fuerteventura.

Abel Mansilla will cross the island of Fuerteventura, from end to end, next Saturday, July 9.

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I am trying to find more information about the walk from Plaza Patricio Calero, Corralejo to La Oliva. I have found a very sketchy map which shows no detail at all and various write up's which also give no detail except the path exists. It is listed as route 2 of a 9 stage walk from top to bottom of Fuerteventura. Any help would be much appreciated

I believe there is a walk from Costa Calma across the narrowest part of the island to La Pared. Measuring it on Maps it appears to be about 4.5 miles. Has anyone done the walk? I’m just trying to ascertain what the terrain is like and roughly how difficult the walk is. Also if there is more than one bar where we can get food and a drink. Any recommendations appreciated. Thanks.