Is this path for cycling only, or can you walk it? I've always wanted to walk to Salinas from Caleta, but the rough ground put me off...

Can people please advise where best to buy a pair of cheap collapsible walking poles / sticks on the island ? Was in Rotundas the other day and forgot to look in Sport Zone. Anything in there or anywhere else ? Thanks.

Hi all very new to the forum.

I stayed in Caleta De Fuste this March for 10 days. All being well I'm returning on the 26th December for 3 weeks.

Can anybody advise my about any local walking/ cycling groups I could tag along with during my stay and where I could hire a decent pedal bike?

In anticipation.

Best wishes,

John Bird

Radio Sintonia:

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Hello,

Me and Mrs ThunderCity are going to Monte Marina at the back end of February 2023.
We've been to the lagoons at El Cotillo a couple of times and we've been to Corralejo dunes.
We've been to South Esmerelda beach twice, but I have a question.
For a change, I thought it might be nice to go for a a naked wander in the countryside rather than the beach.
So, my plan is to leave Mrs ThunderCity in bed, (she likes a lie in), and go for a wander up the Barranco de Esquinzo in the buff. 
I'll ta

The recent BBC series Walking With Dinosaurs included the excavation of a fossilised Lusotitan.

Living 150 million years ago on an island known as the Iberian Mesta, now in Portugal, this 25-metre-long titan dwarfed every other dinosaur in the region.

Although Lusotitan never existed on Fuerteventura, various locations including Cofete were used as a backdrop in the documentary to illustrate the habitat of the Iberian Mesta, as the Lusotitan searched for a mate and was p