The second largest island in the Canary Islands has been considered a Biosphere Reserve since 2009, thanks to the variety of ecosystems and its valuable species. An island made for sports and relaxation among natural landscapes, kilometer-long beaches with transparent waters and the pioneering services of the Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Fuerteventura.

An original way to get to know Fuerteventura is to cross the island along the paths of the Betancuria Rural Park or through the Tindaya Mountain, two routes with colorful paths and fresh air. To delve into the more traditional past, it is interesting to visit the Ecomuseo de la Alcogida, where rural life and the typical houses of the island are recreated. 

The wild and impressive beaches of the Natural Park of Jandía, Costa Calma and Morro Jable are interspersed with the towns of Bentacuria, Puerto del Rosacio or La Oliva, whose churches, hermitages and even a castle are part of the World Heritage Site. The extensive dunes of the Corralejo Natural Park, a stone's throw from the Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Fuerteventura, are also one of the most popular natural attractions.

The waves and blue water that bathe the coasts of Fuerteventura make diving, kitesurfing and windsurfing star sports. In fact, every year windsurfers from all over the world gather on beaches like Sotavento to celebrate the World Cup of Surfing. Another ideal place to practice water sports is Playa del Castillo, in La Caleta de Fuste, a coastline from where you can enjoy the calm of the sea without wind. 

Every corner of this island is ideal for relaxation and emotions in equal measure, so don't miss out on the hotels in Fuerteventura from the Barceló Hotel Group to enjoy the island as a unique experience.