Fuerteventura All Inclusive Holidays 2026/2027
Discover an island shaped by wind, volcanic landscapes and enormous Atlantic beaches. Compare lively Corralejo, easy-going Caleta de Fuste, the long sands of Jandía and quieter Costa Calma for a Fuerteventura all inclusive holiday built around sunshine, sea, watersports and space.
Why Choose Fuerteventura?
Fuerteventura feels different from the greener or more developed Canary Islands. Here, beaches and wide-open landscapes dominate.
An Island Built Around The Beach
Fuerteventura is the Canary Island to consider when the beach is not simply one part of the holiday but one of the main reasons you are going.
In the north, the enormous white dunes of Corralejo Natural Park run towards turquoise Atlantic water. In the south, the Jandía peninsula stretches into a landscape of long beaches, volcanic hills and open coastline.
There are busy resort centres, but Fuerteventura generally feels less urban than some other Canary Islands. Space, wind, sand and sea are much more important to its personality.
Easy All Inclusive, Plenty To Explore
All inclusive suits Fuerteventura because many holidays naturally revolve around the hotel, beach and pool. It can make family meals and long resort days very simple.
But it would be a shame to see nothing beyond the hotel. A day among the Corralejo dunes, a boat trip to Lobos, an island drive through Betancuria or a journey down the Jandía peninsula can completely change your impression of Fuerteventura.
The island also has an unusually strong relationship with the wind. Surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing are part of the landscape rather than specialist activities hidden in one corner of the island.
Fuerteventura At A Glance
Featured Fuerteventura All Inclusive Hotels
Start with these hotel guides covering Caleta de Fuste, Corralejo and some of the island's most popular holiday areas.
Elba Sara Hotel & Golf Resort
A Costa Caleta option for families and couples who want pools, hotel facilities and straightforward access to the resort area without being based at the far north or south of the island.
Read Hotel GuideBarcelo Corralejo Sands
A smart Corralejo base for travellers who want restaurants, resort evenings and beaches within reach as well as easy access to the dunes and northern Fuerteventura.
Read Hotel GuideHotel Ereza Mar
A comfortable Caleta de Fuste option for travellers who want an easy resort base with the promenade, coastline and town facilities close enough to enjoy.
Read Hotel GuideBLUESEA Corralejo Village
A useful Corralejo choice if you want a hotel base but also plan to walk out for shops, restaurants, harbour evenings and days around the north of Fuerteventura.
Read Hotel GuideMore Fuerteventura Hotel Guides
Compare the north, central and southern resorts before choosing the hotel that best matches your holiday.
Hotel LIVVO Jandia Golf
A Jandía option for travellers who prefer the open landscapes and huge beaches of southern Fuerteventura.
Read Hotel GuideOccidental Jandia Mar
A family-friendly southern resort base for visitors wanting pools, space and access to the long Jandía coastline.
Read Hotel GuideChatur Hotel Costa Caleta
A practical Caleta de Fuste option for families and couples who want a straightforward resort holiday close to the island's airport.
Read Hotel GuideAlua Suites Fuerteventura
A Corralejo choice suited to visitors who want resort facilities while keeping the dunes, beaches and town within easy reach.
Read Hotel GuideAlua Village Fuerteventura
A southern Fuerteventura resort for travellers drawn to quieter beach days and the dramatic Jandía landscape.
Read Hotel GuideEurostars Las Salinas
A Costa Caleta hotel that can work well for visitors wanting convenient resort life and an easier base for exploring the island.
Read Hotel GuideBroncemar Beach Hotel
A village-style Caleta de Fuste option for families wanting pools, space and a convenient central-east-coast resort.
Read Hotel GuideRiu Oliva Beach Resort
A particularly distinctive choice for travellers who want the extraordinary Corralejo dune landscape to be part of the holiday.
Read Hotel GuideH10 Playa Esmeralda
A Costa Calma option for travellers looking for a more peaceful south-island holiday with beach scenery and fewer distractions.
Read Hotel GuideOccidental Jandia Playa
A beach-focused southern option for families and couples wanting access to the long sands around Jandía.
Read Hotel GuideROBINSON ESQUINZO
An active-holiday choice in Esquinzo for visitors who enjoy sport, open coastline and a quieter southern location.
Read Hotel GuideWhich Fuerteventura Resort Is Right For You?
The island is long and narrow, so choosing north, centre or south can make a major difference to your holiday.
🌊 Most To Do
Choose Corralejo for restaurants, harbour life, beaches, dunes and boat trips to Lobos.
👨👩👧👦 Easy Family Base
Caleta de Fuste is a strong family choice thanks to its central location, resort facilities and sheltered-bay feel.
🏖 Serious Beach Holiday
Head south to Jandía if kilometres of Atlantic beach matter more than nightlife.
😌 Peace & Quiet
Costa Calma lives up to its name, with a relaxed resort atmosphere beside the Jandía landscape.
🏄 Watersports
Costa Calma, Sotavento and Corralejo are strong areas for surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing.
💑 Couples
Corralejo offers the most evenings out, while Costa Calma and southern Jandía suit couples wanting a quieter escape.
Fuerteventura Resort Guide
These resorts are very different, so don't choose the hotel before deciding which part of the island suits you.
Corralejo
Corralejo is the strongest choice if you want a Fuerteventura holiday with plenty going on beyond the hotel. The old town and harbour give the resort a maritime atmosphere, while restaurants, cafés and shops make evenings easy.
What makes Corralejo truly distinctive is what sits immediately outside the resort. The vast white dunes of Corralejo Natural Park stretch along the north-east coast beside turquoise Atlantic water.
The famous Grandes Playas run for kilometres alongside this dune landscape, so a day here feels very different from sitting on a conventional resort beach.
Corralejo harbour also provides access to Lobos Island, making the resort a particularly useful base for travellers who want boat trips and exploring as well as all inclusive pool days.
Caleta de Fuste
Caleta de Fuste sits on the east coast and is one of the easiest Fuerteventura resorts for families to understand.
The resort is built around a sheltered bay, with hotels, restaurants, shops and walking areas concentrated within a relatively manageable holiday zone.
Its central location is another advantage. Compared with travelling all the way north to Corralejo or south to Jandía, Caleta can make it simpler to explore different parts of the island.
Families with younger children, first-time Fuerteventura visitors and travellers who prefer easy resort days over serious nightlife are likely to find it particularly practical.
Jandía
Jandía occupies the long southern peninsula of Fuerteventura, where beaches and open landscapes dominate the holiday experience.
This is the part of the island to consider if a long beach is more important to you than being surrounded by restaurants and nightlife. The scale of the coast is one of the main attractions.
Resort development stretches around areas including Morro Jable and Esquinzo, but the wider peninsula still feels strongly connected to the island's natural landscape.
Jandía can suit families, couples and walkers, particularly those happy to spend long days moving between hotel pools, beach and sea.
Costa Calma
Costa Calma sits at the northern end of the Jandía area and has a deliberately relaxed feel. Hotels and apartments sit around a long sandy coastline rather than a bustling traditional town.
This is particularly attractive to couples and families whose priorities are sunshine, beach and hotel facilities.
The area is also closely associated with windsurfing and kitesurfing. Continue south towards Sotavento and the coastline becomes one of the island's best-known watersports landscapes.
Choose Costa Calma if you are comfortable with the resort being quieter and more self-contained than Corralejo.
Esquinzo
Esquinzo sits along the southern Jandía coast and is much more about hotel and beach than town-centre entertainment.
Resorts here can work particularly well for travellers who want to unpack, slow down and spend most of the week between the beach, pool and hotel facilities.
It suits couples and families who deliberately prefer a quieter location and do not need a busy promenade outside the hotel every evening.
Betancuria
Betancuria is not a beach resort at all, which is precisely why it is worth knowing about.
The historic inland settlement gives you a completely different view of Fuerteventura, surrounded by the island's dry volcanic hills rather than hotel complexes and beaches.
A drive through the central island towards Betancuria can be one of the best ways to appreciate how sparse and dramatic Fuerteventura's landscape really is.
It makes an excellent contrast to several consecutive pool days.
Lobos Island – One Of Fuerteventura's Best Days Out
From Corralejo, the small island of Lobos sits just offshore. The crossing takes only a short time, but the landscape feels far removed from the busy resort.
Lobos is a protected volcanic island without normal roads, making it primarily a place for walking, swimming, snorkelling and enjoying the landscape.
Trails lead through volcanic terrain towards beaches, the lighthouse and the Montaña de la Caldera area, while the water around Puertito de Lobos can be exceptionally clear.
Visitor numbers are controlled, so check the current access and authorisation arrangements before planning your trip.
Fuerteventura Family Holidays
🏖 Beach-Led Holidays
Fuerteventura particularly suits families who genuinely enjoy the beach rather than needing a different attraction every day.
👶 Caleta de Fuste
The sheltered bay and manageable resort layout make Caleta de Fuste one of the easier choices with younger children.
🐪 Animal & Family Days
Families staying in the south can consider Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura near La Lajita for a completely different day away from the beach.
🚤 Lobos Adventure
Families with confident walkers and older children can turn a stay in Corralejo into a memorable boat-and-island day.
🍕 All Inclusive Convenience
Meals, selected drinks and snacks can make long pool and beach days simpler when travelling with children.
💨 Remember The Wind
Fuerteventura is famous for its breezes. This is brilliant for watersports but worth considering when choosing beaches and travelling with very young children.
Fuerteventura For Couples
Corralejo
Best if you want restaurants, evening walks and enough going on outside the hotel to avoid feeling isolated.
Costa Calma
Better for couples who want quiet days, long beaches and fewer distractions.
Jandía
Choose the south if the holiday is primarily about beaches, walks and dramatic Atlantic scenery.
Road Trip
Hiring a car for a day or two allows you to experience the island's volcanic interior and viewpoints rather than seeing only your resort.
Watersports
Active couples can build days around surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing and other Atlantic activities.
Winter Escape
Fuerteventura works particularly well when you want daylight, outdoor time and milder winter weather without flying long haul.
Things To Do In Fuerteventura
This is an island for scenery and outdoor experiences rather than endless city sightseeing.
Coast & Sea
- Walk through Corralejo Natural Park and its enormous dunes.
- Spend a day on the Grandes Playas near Corralejo.
- Take a boat from Corralejo to Lobos Island.
- Explore the long beaches of the Jandía peninsula.
- Visit Costa Calma and the Sotavento coastline.
- Try surfing, windsurfing or kitesurfing with a reputable operator.
- Take a boat or sailing excursion from one of the resort areas.
Land & Island Exploring
- Drive into the island to visit historic Betancuria.
- Stop at viewpoints across Fuerteventura's volcanic interior.
- Explore traditional villages away from the resort coast.
- Visit Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura near La Lajita.
- Explore Morro Jable while staying in southern Jandía.
- Watch the landscape change as you drive from north to south.
Fuerteventura Airport & Resort Transfers
The island is long, so transfer distance should be part of your hotel decision.
Caleta de Fuste
Caleta de Fuste is one of the most convenient main resorts from Fuerteventura Airport, making it particularly attractive to families who want a simpler arrival day.
Corralejo
Corralejo lies in the north of the island, so the transfer is longer than Caleta de Fuste but rewards you with dunes, Lobos access and the island's liveliest resort atmosphere.
Jandía & Costa Calma
The southern resorts involve a longer road journey, especially around Jandía and Esquinzo. Factor this into your choice when travelling with very young children.
When Is The Best Time To Visit Fuerteventura?
🌤 Winter
December through February is popular with UK visitors seeking milder weather, outdoor time and winter sunshine.
🌼 Spring
March to May offers pleasant warmth and is particularly good for exploring, walking and beach days without midsummer intensity.
☀️ Summer
June through August brings the warmest weather, with the island's trade winds often taking some of the edge off the heat.
🍂 Autumn
September and October can be excellent for warm Atlantic beach holidays after the main school-summer period.
Fuerteventura Weather – Temperature & Sunshine By Month
Fuerteventura stays comparatively mild throughout the year, which is one of the reasons it is so popular for winter sun.
Temperatures and sunshine hours are approximate island averages intended as a general holiday-planning guide rather than a weather forecast. Wind and conditions can vary considerably by location.
Why Go All Inclusive In Fuerteventura?
Easy Beach Days
The island naturally lends itself to long days around the beach and pool, so having food and drinks included can be very convenient.
Family Budgeting
Meals, selected drinks and snacks can make everyday holiday spending easier to predict when travelling with children.
Quiet Resort Locations
In areas such as Costa Calma and Esquinzo, an all inclusive hotel can be particularly useful because the resort atmosphere is more self-contained.
Year-Round Appeal
Fuerteventura works for winter escapes, spring breaks and summer beach holidays, making all inclusive useful throughout the year.
Still Explore
Don't let the included buffet stop you seeing the dunes, Lobos, Betancuria or the Jandía peninsula.
Check The Details
All inclusive packages vary by hotel. Check snacks, drinks, restaurant access and entertainment before completing your booking.
Fuerteventura All Inclusive Holidays FAQs
Which Fuerteventura resort is best for families?
Caleta de Fuste is one of the easiest family choices because of its sheltered-bay feel, convenient location and family-oriented resort layout. Corralejo also suits families who want more shops, restaurants and days out.
Which Fuerteventura resort is best for couples?
Corralejo suits couples who want restaurants and evenings out. Costa Calma and southern Jandía are better for couples prioritising peace, beaches and relaxation.
Is Corralejo worth staying in?
Yes. Corralejo combines the island's liveliest resort atmosphere with easy access to Corralejo Natural Park, Grandes Playas and boats to Lobos Island.
Is Jandía quieter than Corralejo?
Generally yes. Jandía is much more strongly focused on long beaches, hotel resorts and the southern landscape, while Corralejo has a busier town and restaurant scene.
Is Fuerteventura windy?
Wind is a significant part of Fuerteventura's climate and one of the reasons the island is so popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Conditions vary by beach, season and location.
Is Fuerteventura good for winter sun?
Yes. It is one of the Canary Islands' established winter-sun destinations, with mild daytime conditions compared with the UK. Winter can still bring wind, cloud or cooler spells, so it should not be described as guaranteed summer weather.
Can you visit Lobos Island from Corralejo?
Yes. Boats operate from Corralejo to Lobos, although visitor access is controlled. Check the current permission and transport arrangements before travelling.
Where are the best beaches in Fuerteventura?
Corralejo's Grandes Playas, the Jandía peninsula and the Costa Calma/Sotavento coastline are among the island's best-known beach areas. The right one depends on whether you want resort facilities, huge open sands or watersports.
Do I need a car in Fuerteventura?
Not for a straightforward resort holiday. However, hiring a car for a day or two can make it much easier to see Betancuria, viewpoints and parts of the island outside your resort.
Find Your Fuerteventura All Inclusive Holiday
Choose Corralejo for dunes, restaurants and Lobos Island, Caleta de Fuste for an easy family base, Jandía for huge southern beaches or Costa Calma for a quieter escape. Then use our individual hotel guides to compare the properties that best fit your holiday.