New Driving Directions between all places in Fuerteventura
Easily find Driving Directions between all places in Fuerteventura
Revised and Simplified Street & Townfinder Page and Maps section
Easily find any Street or Town in Fuerteventura - plus links to all our Google and Flash Maps
Fuerteventura.com welcomes Fuerte Building Services
Fuerte Building Services are your one stop site for all your carpentry and masonry work..
Google Earth option now added to all maps
The Google Earth option requires a plug-in and IE has some problems with it - if you have Firefox you'll find it works fine.
New easy to use 'Places page and map'
The Places page gives access to all our place pages
Windsurfing Blog with windsurf pro Stephen Gibson
Check the windsurfing page for my new windsurfing blog with me Stephen Gibson
New shopping page
Brand new shopping page, all the info you need to shop till you drop on Fuerteventura..
NEW! Surfing Blog with surf expert John Simpson
Check all the Fuerteventura surf news, gossip, and wave reports page on my new surfing blog with me John Simpson :-)




However it is the closest town/village to some of the beaches on the west coast so 'Tindaya Beaches' gives you an idea of where they are.
It should be said that the only access to these beaches are via very rough tracks. So if you've hired a car bear in mind that most of the hire companies' insurance agreements won't cover you for off road travel - even for 4WDs !
There are beaches all round the coast of Fuerteventura but the one pictured above is called Playa de la Mujer and is the easiest to identify as it's at the end of the main track from Tefia. At the southern end of the beach there is a cliff 'face' which from some angles looks like the face of a woman (mujer) (see the pictures on the right.).
In summer this beach is dominated by camper vans but off-season it's a nice large beach off the beaten track (well... at the end of it). Like all the beaches you'd be wise to take good note of the sea conditions and keep a wary eye on your kids when they're in the sea.
In spite of its remoteness there are skips for your rubbish. Please etc.