Caleta de Fuste Holidays



Caleta de Fuste Holidays

A perfect mix of year-round sunshine, deep golden sands and blissful warm temperatures, Caleta de Fuste is a holiday destination with it all. A once sleepy fishing village, this town is now well-known for its beautiful sandy coves, gorgeous resorts and plenty of watersports. From family fun to mates escapes, there’s so much on offer here. Caleta de Fuste is a holiday destination that suits even the most discerning of holidaymakers. Read on to see why this Canary Island gem is sure to be at the top of your travel tick list.
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Why holiday in Caleta de Fuste?

Located on the east coast of Fuerteventura, Caleta de Fuste is the epitome of a true Canary Island resort. With a sweeping crescent bay, secluded coves and lagoons, and a dreamy year-round climate, this is the perfect place to treat yourself to a spot of sunshine - whatever the time of year.

Popular with families, couples, singles and groups alike, Caleta de Fuste offers an eclectic mix of attractions, activities and eateries. Families can enjoy the slower pace of life here with long beach days and museum trips on the to-do list whilst couples can enjoy the romantic sunset views and endless island discovery days. Caleta de Fuste is also a favourite amongst golfers with great courses and the Spanish sun going hand in hand. So, whether you’re looking for a flop-and-drop escape or an adrenaline-fulled adventure, you’re sure to find your idea of perfect in Caleta de Fuste.

Beach holidays in Caleta de Fuste

The main beach in Caleta de Fuste, Playa de Castillo, is a large crescent-shaped swathe of golden sands. Manmade and designed for relaxation, this stunning beach has everything needed for a fantastic beach day out. The gently sloping sands and artificial reef located just offshore make this a popular beach with families and those looking for calmer waters. Shallow, crystal-clear waters are perfect for paddling with the family or soaking up the sun but the real adventure lies just out to see with a huge array of watersports available on the open waters.

Heading slightly south, you’ll find a collection of sweeping bays sheltered by piers and windbreakers. This beach is just as beautiful as Playa de Castillo but often not as crowded. Backed by hotels and a picturesque promenade, you’ll find the most gorgeous views here along with a great beach club on the pier - ideal for a spot of lunch and refreshing drink when taking a break from the Spanish sun.

Food and drink in Caleta de Fuste

As part of Fuerteventura, Caleta de Fuste is brimming with gorgeous dishes that are indicative of Canarian cuisine. With its roots firmly in Spanish favourites, the cuisine here also enjoys an African and South American influence due to its geographical location and its rich heritage.

One of the most famous dishes to come out of the Canary Islands is papas arragudas - otherwise known as wrinkly potatoes. Deliciously salty, these little potatoes are incredibly moreish. They are usually served with a mojo dip - great as a side dish and perfect as an afternoon snack. If you’re looking for a hearty and filling meal, puchero canario or Canarian stew is just the ticket. Made from a mix of meat, veg and garbanzo beans, this stew varies from island to island and town to town. But one thing is for sure, it shouldn’t be missed.

Finally, no trip to Fuerteventura would be complete without sampling the local cheese! Majorero is a firm goat’s milk cheese, similar in flavour to its Spanish cousin manchego. This creamy and nutty cheese is perfectly paired with a glass of local white wine. A fantastic way to end a meal in Caleta de Fuste.

Nightlife in Caleta de Fuste

Although it may be quieter than its neighbour Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste is by no means a sleepy resort. From sports bars to chic cocktail haunts, Caleta de Fuste is home to a lively and exciting bar scene. Millennium Bar is the place to go for a cocktail! With stylish and modern decor, this bar is a great place to start your night. Looking to watch the match while you’re away? Head to the Sports Lounge for your football fix! If a night of dancing is on the cards then you’ll be spoilt for choice. There’s the Sixties Bar, Blues Bar and Piero's Music Café to name a few.

Useful information about Caleta de Fuste

Flights to Caleta de Fuste take around 4.5 hours from the UK - so it’s great to know that you can leave after breakfast and arrive by lunch! Fuerteventura uses the euro as currency, so don’t forget to change your pounds to euros before you jet off for the best rates available. The official language is Spanish in Fuerteventura. Here are a few handy phrases to learn so you can live like a local from the moment you land. ‘Hello’ - ‘hola’, ‘please’ - ‘por favor’, ‘thank you’ - ‘gracias’ and ‘where is the…’ - ‘donde esta…’. Now you’re ready to take off to Caleta de Fuste!

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