Tourist Information Offices on Fuerteventura – The adventure begins when you find your bearings
Fuerteventura welcomes you with white dunes, endless skies and the gentle murmur of the Atlantic. But for those who wish to delve deeper into the soul of this Canary Island – into its history, its hidden corners, its festivals and traditions – the Fuerteventura Tourist Information Office is the ideal starting point.
The official tourist office in Puerto del Rosario
In the heart of the island’s capital, Puerto del Rosario, lies the central tourist office, known as the Patronato del Turismo. Here, at Calle Almirante Lallermand 1, the doors are open Monday to Friday from 8.00 am to 3.00 pm, offering access to everything the island has to offer.
📍Patronato del Turismo Fuerteventura · C/ Almirante Lallermand, 1 · Puerto del Rosario 📞 +34 928 530 844 / +34 928 852 016 ✉️info@visitfuerteventura.es 🌐www.visitfuerteventura.es/de 🕐 Mo–Fr: 08:00–15:00 Uhr
Tourist Information at Fuerteventura Airport
If you’re looking for directions straight after landing, the tourist office at Fuerteventura Airport is open daily from 08:00 to 20:00. You don’t even have to leave the terminal to start exploring.
📞 +34 928 860 604 ✉️info@visitfuerteventura.es 🌐www.visitfuerteventura.es/de 🕐 Mo–So: 08:00–20:00 Uhr
Corralejo Tourist Office – Gateway to the North
Corralejo is lively, colourful and breezy. The Corralejo Tourist Office helps you plan discovery tours through the famous dunes, the nature reserve and the town’s bustling streets.
📍 José Segura Torres, S/N BAJO · 35660 Corralejo 📞 +34 928 866 235
Antigua Tourist Office – Caleta de Fuste and the island’s interior
Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and volcanic landscapes, Caleta de Fuste is an idyllic and peaceful spot. The Antigua Tourist Office here opens the door to the island’s authentic culture, away from the beach promenades.
📍 Avda. Juan Ramón Soto Morales, 10 · 35610 Caleta de Fuste 📞 +34 928 163 286 ✉️turismo@caletadefuste.es
Puerto del Rosario Tourist Office – Discover the capital
Anyone wishing to explore the island’s capital at their own pace will find expert advice at the Puerto del Rosario Tourist Office on Avenida Reyes de España – from the city’s art scene to the harbour promenade.
📍 Avenida Reyes de España s/n · Puerto del Rosario 📞 +34 618 527 668
Betancuria Tourist Office – The island’s oldest town
Betancuria is steeped in history. The former capital of Fuerteventura, nestled in a green valley, is home to churches, museums and quiet alleyways. The Betancuria Tourist Office helps you discover this hidden beauty.
📍 C/ Amador Rodríguez, 4 · 35637 Betancuria 📞 +34 928 878 092
Pájara Tourist Office – The tranquil south
In sleepy Pájara, the heart of authentic Fuerteventura beats. The Pájara Tourist Office guides you to whitewashed villages, old churches and secluded coves.
📍 C/ Ntra. Sra. de la Regla, s/n · 35628 Pájara 📞 +34 928 161 704
Tuineje Tourist Office – Gran Tarajal and the Deep South
Gran Tarajal lies peacefully by the sea, far from the hustle and bustle. From the Tuineje Tourist Office, you can explore the quiet villages and fishing hamlets of the south – Fuerteventura as it once was.
📍 Calle Nicaragua, S/N BAJO · 35620 Gran Tarajal, Tuineje 📞 +34 928 162 723
Information Centres on Fuerteventura – Where Knowledge Meets Experience
As well as the traditional tourist information offices, Fuerteventura offers a range of fascinating information centres that reveal the island’s deepest secrets – geological, cultural and historical. Anyone looking for more than just sun and sand will find the answers here.
Cueva del Llano Information Centre – Volcanic Secrets in Villaverde
On the outskirts of Villaverde, where the earth once glowed and turned to lava, lies the Cueva del Llano Information Centre. Step inside and immerse yourself in the geological history of Fuerteventura – and in the world of the nearby volcanic tunnel, which ranks among the island’s most impressive natural landmarks.
📍 Cueva del Llano – Interpretation Centre · 35640 La Oliva 📞 +34 928 175 928 🕐 Wed & Thu: 10:00–15:00 · Sat: 15:00–18:00 ❌ Closed Mon, Tue, Fri & Sun
Tiscamanita Windmill Museum Information Centre – The Knowledge of Windmills
InTiscamanita dreht sich alles um das alte Handwerk des Mahlens. Das Centro de Interpretación de los Molinos, everything revolves around the ancient craft of milling. The
📍 Centro de Interpretación de los Molinos · Calle Cruz 11 · 35638 Tiscamanita 📞 +34 928 164 275 🕐 Tue–Sat: 10:00–18:00
Atalayita Ruins Information Centre – Traces of the Indigenous People
Around three kilometres west of the coastal village of Pozo Negro, in the tranquil eastern part of the island, lie the Atalayita ruins – one of Fuerteventura’s most significant archaeological sites. The associated Museo Atalayita provides a fascinating insight into how the indigenous people of the Canary Islands, the Majos, lived. Time seems to stand still here.
📍 Museo Atalayita · La Atalayita · 35630 Valle del Pozo Negro 📞 +34 928 858 998 ✉️emuseos@gmail.com ⚠️ Das Museum ist zeitweise geschlossen – Vorabinformation empfohlen
Conclusion: Travelling around Fuerteventura well-informed
Whether you’re visiting the island of Fuerteventura for the first time or are already familiar with it – a visit to one of the tourist information offices on Fuerteventura is always worthwhile. That’s because hidden amongst the maps and leaflets are tips on places that no guidebook mentions. And that’s exactly where the real journey begins.
