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For the warmest weather and calmest seas, visit Fuerteventura between May and October, when maximum daytime temperatures range between 23–270C. Winter months remain pleasant at 19–210C but can be windier. If you’re looking for a deal, avoid visiting in the peak summer months as they tend to be the most expensive for holidays, accommodation and flights.

A week in Fuerteventura allows time to explore the main beaches, visit Betancuria and take a day trip to Isla de Lobos. Two weeks will allow you to fully unwind. If the beach is your focus and you’d only like a day or two sightseeing, five days could be perfect.

Fuerteventura is generally very safe with low crime rates. Check the FCDO website for up-to-date travel advice. Be aware of strong Atlantic currents on some beaches and always supervise young children when they are swimming. Many beaches have a flag system, so take time to understand it and do not enter the water if a red or black flag is showing.

The six-drink rule doesn't apply to Fuerteventura. This is an all-inclusive alcohol restriction in the Balearic Islands affecting specific resorts in Majorca and Ibiza. It means that you can have no more than three drinks with your lunch and three at dinner.

Car hire offers the most flexibility when exploring Fuerteventura, with major companies at the airport renting out vehicles from around £5.18 per day*. If you prefer public transport, buses connect the main towns but run infrequently, while taxis can be expensive for longer journeys. As Fuerteventura is the flattest Canary Island, hiring a bike is a good option for exploring locally.

For the lowest flight and accommodation prices, look for deals between November and March, avoiding school holidays and Easter. However, according to our site data* April is, on average, the cheapest month to visit closely followed by May and January. Prices jump in July.

Yes, although sea temperatures vary from 180C in February to 230C in September. The sea can be wild on west-facing beaches with Atlantic swells, so choose sheltered east coast spots such as Caleta de Fuste for calmer conditions.