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Travel Guide to Fuerteventura, Spain

This island is located not far away from the coast of Africa. This is a true paradise for beach lovers. White sand, turquoise sea and beautiful nature attract thousands of visitors to this wonderful resort. High level of service will surely make your rest comfortable and diversified.
There are not so many local residents in Fuerteventura, and vast majority of them are employed in the tourism business. It’s won’t be a lie to say that this island is completely devoted to rest and tourists. However, it would be still an exaggeration to call it a noisy and a crowded resort. There are no traditional water parks and large entertainment complexes here, but the pristine beauty of preserved forests and nature reserves simply strikes newcomers. The so-called eco-tourism is one of main attractions for guests of the island.
The nature reserve named Lobos is the largest and the most visited on the island. On the territory of this reserve you will see over a hundred of rare plants. The nature reserve named Corralejo is another place of interest. Here you can walk on sand dunes and admire fantastic volcanic hills. The reserve features stunning looks of the Tindaya Mountain, one of symbols of the island.
Fuerteventura is surely rich in architectural attractions. Among the old buildings of this place we suggest visiting Gustav Winter Villa as many interesting legends and fascinating stories are connected with it. During the Second World War the island was a location of a secret base of German troops. Here were moored submarines, and many important military decisions have been also made here. The famous German design engineer Gustav Winter was sent to this island. Nowadays tourists can see numerous secret development plans, drawings and scale models of submarines in his villa. Returning to the theme of beach rest, it is surely worth mentioning Sotavento and Kofete coasts. These are the most picturesque beaches of the island. Here you will find numerous restaurants, sports equipment rentals, and cozy cafes.
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Fuerteventura: Major facts

Number of inhabitants 87.000
Local currency Euro, €1 = 100 cent
Working hours Shop stay open 9am till 1pm and 4pm till 7.30pm. Most shops are closed on Sundays.
Related sites http://www.fuerteventuraturismo.com
http://www.fuerteventura.com
http://www.sunnyfuerteventura.com
Major newspapers and journals The Fuerteventura News
The Gazette
The Grapevine
Emergency telephone numbers Common emergency: 112
Police: 091
Fire service: 080

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