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Pozo Negro Beach

Wednesday, March 24th, 2010

Enjoy your fuerteventura holidays in this beach, a semi-urban place for a good holidays close the beach.

In the east Fuerteventura, Pozo Negro is a beautiful  beach with good swell for make your travel perfect for play water sport. You have a beach for practice extreme sports and close have a sport dock in Caleta de Fuste.

General Features:

  • Length: 310 m.
  • Average Width: 12 m.
  • Degree of occupation: LOW
  • Degree of urbanization: SEMI-URBAN

Type of beach:

  • Composition: SAND, STONE
  • Sand color: GOLDEN
  • grain of sand: MIDDLE
  • Swimming conditions: windy, moderated swell
  • Type of access: by road

Services:

  • Close sport dock: Caleta de Fuste
  • Close Restaurants

A good beach for practice water sport as surf or windsurf and especially for relax. Enjoy your fuerteventura holidays!

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Las Coloradas Beach

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010

Enjoy your fuerteventura holidays in this beach, one of the nudist beach in the island.

In the southwest Fuerteventura, Las Coloradas is a remote beach perfect for your tranquility, a nudist beach in a remote place. If you are bashful isn’t a problem, this place is for you.

General Features:

  • Length: 230 m.
  • Average Width: 20 m.
  • Degree of occupation: LOW
  • Degree of urbanization: VIRGIN

Type of beach:

  • Composition: SAND, STONE
  • Sand color: BLACK
  • grain of sand: MIDDLE
  • Swimming conditions: moderated swell
  • Type of access: by foot
  • Aisled
  • Nudist

Services:

  • Close sport dock: Morro Jable

A intimate beach for make your fuerteventura holidays in a peaceful beach without troubles.

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Calas del Puertito beach

Sunday, March 21st, 2010

Enjoy your fuerteventura holidays in this beach, this time a remote beach for the adventurers.

In the east Fuerteventura, Calas del Puertito is a remote beach with warning swell for make your travel an adventure. You have a beach for practice extreme sports and a sport dock for enjoy.

General Features:

  • Length: 140 m.
  • Average Width: 20 m.
  • Degree of occupation: MIDDLE
  • Degree of urbanization: VIRGIN

Type of beach:

  • Composition: SAND, STONE
  • Sand color: GOLDEN
  • grain of sand: FINE
  • Swimming conditions: windy, strong swell
  • Type of access: only by boat
  • Aisled

Services:

  • Close sport dock: Corralejo

A remote beach for your adventure in your special fuerteventura holidays, enjoy and be careful

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Tindaya Mountain

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

Here you are a interesting place for visit in your fuerteventura holidays.

Tindaya is a mountain in the spanish town of La Oliva (Fuerteventura Island, Canary Islands), and which has a special historical and archaeological interest in the amount of rock carvings found there. Tindaya was a sacred place for aboriginal people of Fuerteventura, the “majos”, who carved on it with over 300 prints or podomorfos foot shapes. The prints podomorfos are present in other islands of the Canaries and in Bereber cultural hinterlands.

Tindaya has been declared of cultural interest. Besides its historical value, the mountain has been recognized as a Natural Monument and Point of Interest by the Administration Geological canaria. Nevertheless, the high ornamental value of trachyte stone has made Tindaya been exploited until recently.

In 1993 the artist Eduardo Chillida did a sculpture on the mountain of Tindaya, which would be a big empty bucket inside the mountains and hollows to the outside. This project provokes the reaction of various environmental groups and conservationists who claim that they would endanger both the “structure” of the mountain (due to emptying) and the prints left by majos podomorfos. Furthermore, a series of alleged irregularities and corruption lead to policies known as “Tindaya Case”, filed for justice.

I hope you can enjoy this interesting place in fuerteventura.

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