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How to Get there? ~ Arrival to
Fuerteventura
Travelling to Fuerteventura,
Canary Islands, Spain
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Fuerteventura is the second largest and the
longest of the
Canary
Islands that stands 60 miles (about 100 km.) from the coast of North
Africa and situated just on the south of Lanzarote.
By Air
The most practical and easiest way to go
Fuerteventura is by air. There are numerous direct
flights to Fuerteventura from many major European
and world cities by the many budget airlines. Also
there are cruises and ferries from major ports in
European cities. Also there are regular flights
between the Canary Islands.
International Airport in Fuerteventura
(Fuerteventura Airport - FUE) is situated in
Puerto del Rosario (Phone: (+34 555 01 01 01; 902
404 704), 10 mins from Caleta de Fuste and 30 mins
from Corralejo. Taxis,
car hire in Fuerteventura and busses are the
options for city center transportation. Taxi price
is about 45 euros for Corralejo. Read more about
Fuerteventura Airport >>> |
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Fuerteventura
Airport |
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Ctra.
Gral de El Matorral, s/n
35610 El Matorral (Puerto del Rosario)
Phone :
(+34 555 01 01 01; 902
404 704
Airport
code:
FUE |
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By Sea
from Spain
Fuerteventura
has three main ports
that include Puerto
del Rosario,
Corralejo and Morro
Jable. There are
also regular ferries
between the Canary
Islands of Gran
Canaria, Tenerife
and Fuerteventura.
It is possible to
arrive the Canary
Islands of
Gran Canaria,
Lanzarote,
Tenerife and La Palma by sea from Cadíz in
Andalucía, Spain.
Trasmediterranea (www.trasmediterranea.es;
Phone: 902 454 645)
is the ferry
company. That
regular ferries are
once a week and
pproximate voyage
time is 39 hours.
The arrival ports
include, Arrecife,
Santa Cruz de
Tenerife, Las Palmas
de Gran Canaria and
La Palma. |
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