Nestled between the sweeping dunes and the rolling waves, Fergus Cactus Garden 4* provides a serene oasis amidst stunning natural beauty, all with exceptional Canarian weather. 

Enjoy a cooling Atlantic breeze as you take in vistas of the island's rugged landscapes, and make the most of the eternal fair weather, lounging on the nearby golden sands of Jandía Beach, or stay poolside with a cocktail.

Enjoy the soft tones and elegant lines of your Standard Room with balcony. Its comfort and functionality make it the ideal place to relax after long days spent exploring the island.

Take a dip in one of the hotel's swimming pools before drying off on the sunny rooftop terrace, or enjoy a workout in the fully equipped fitness centre. If you're seeking relaxation, the hotel's spa features a steam bath, sauna, hydromassage area, as well as a wide range of wellness treatments.  Keen water sports enthusiasts will also love Jandía Beach, known for its world-class windsurfing conditions.

There's no better way to explore the south of the island than with our 4x4 vehicles, as we can drive on narrow roads and also access dirt tracks.

Feel the emotion of searching for dolphins and whales in their natural habitat with our 2 hours boat trip, with unlimited drinks included, on board the Magic Dolphin, a modern and equipped boat with everything you need to guarantee an excellent opportunity to observe live the acrobatic skills of these fascinating creatures that live in the waters of Fuerteventura.

Don't miss visiting the Island of Lobos, a natural park that will leave you speechless, as there is no similar landscape in other destinations in Europe.

Take a buggy adventure through the Jandía Natural Park to the Punta de Jandía lighthouse and the village of Puertito, to discover the wild landscapes of southern Fuerteventura.

Sail in a small group aboard a luxury catamaran, enjoying a swim in a secluded bay, a fresh lunch and drinks, along the coast of Fuerteventura.

Set off on an unforgettable catamaran cruise to Lobos Island, with swimming, snorkelling, paddle-boarding and lunch included, in an unspoilt natural setting.

Set off for a day exploring the most beautiful sites on Fuerteventura: the black sandy beach and caves of Ajuy, the breathtaking views from La Peñita, the historic village of Betancuria, a typical lunch, the dunes of Corralejo and a visit to an aloe vera plantation.

Sail aboard the Sealand premium catamaran for an exclusive cruise of coastal scenery, crystal-clear waters and relaxing music.

Explore the protected volcanic island of Lobos by ferry from Corralejo, with its turquoise lagoons, hiking trails, beaches and unique biodiversity.

Take a buggy out to discover Fuerteventura's wild west coast, with its volcanic beaches, desert tracks and breathtaking panoramas.

Discover the volcanic landscapes, coastal villages and unique beaches of northern Fuerteventura, with free time in Corralejo on a full-day excursion from the south of the island.

Discover the landscapes, villages, local flavours and hidden treasures of Fuerteventura on a small-group excursion combining culture, nature and gastronomy.

Explore the volcanic caves, black sand beaches, turquoise lagoons and rural traditions of southern Fuerteventura on a trip that combines natural beauty with authentic local culture.

Explore the dunes of Corralejo, the Tostón lighthouse, El Cotillo, La Concha and Piedra Playa on a tour taking in volcanic landscapes, beaches and local traditions.

Discover Lanzarote's spectacular volcanic landscapes for a day, with Timanfaya, wine tasting at La Geria and a magical visit to Jameos del Agua.

Set off in a 4x4 to discover the wild south of Fuerteventura, with its remote tracks, heavenly beaches such as Cofete, typical villages and breathtaking scenery. 

Discover the dolphins and whales around Fuerteventura on a 2-hour ecological excursion aboard the Magic Dolphin speedboat.

Enjoy a sunset cruise aboard an elegant schooner with DJ, open bar, oriental tasting and a relaxed atmosphere on the waters of Fuerteventura.

Sail along the south coast of Fuerteventura aboard the Magic Select catamaran, with swimming, meals on board and the chance to observe dolphins and other marine life.

Discover over 3,000 exotic animals and plants in Fuerteventura's unique zoological and botanical park, ideal for all the family and committed to conservation.

Enjoy an unforgettable day out with family and friends at Fuerteventura's only water park, with more than 14 attractions, children's areas, entertainment and services in Corralejo.

Fuerteventura, the second-largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, is a haven for travellers seeking sun, sea, and serenity. Just a four-hour flight from London, the island offers 330km of coastline with pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and dramatic volcanic landscapes. Beyond its natural beauty, Fuerteventura reveals a quieter charm, perfect for families, couples, and watersports enthusiasts alike.

Must-sees:

• Cofete Beach: A remote 12km stretch of golden sands framed by mountains in the Jandía Natural Park, ideal for solitude seekers.
• La Concha Beach, El Cotillo: A family-friendly spot with calm, crystal-clear waters and nearby seafood restaurants.
• Betancuria: The island’s historic heart, offering cobblestone streets, a charming church, and a glimpse into Fuerteventura’s colonial past.

Culinary culture:

Fuerteventura’s cuisine reflects its laid-back lifestyle and rich heritage. Sample majorero cheese, a local goat cheese protected by designation of origin status. Pair it with gofio, a toasted grain flour unique to the Canaries, often served as a side dish or dessert. Seafood shines in dishes like vieja sancochada (parrotfish stew), and don’t miss papas arrugadas - salt-crusted potatoes with mojo sauce. For a sweet finish, try bienmesabe, a dessert made with almonds and honey.

Dive deeper:

To truly connect with Fuerteventura, explore beyond its beaches. Visit the Ecomuseum of La Alcogida to learn about traditional island life, or hike through the lunar landscapes of Malpaís de La Arena, a volcanic area perfect for photography. Discover the art scene at Centro de Arte Canario in La Oliva, showcasing works inspired by the island’s unique environment.

Good to know:

The local currency is the euro. Fuerteventura enjoys a mild, sunny climate year-round, though October to April offers cooler breezes. Hiring a car is recommended for exploring remote beaches and inland villages, while taxis and buses are reliable for shorter journeys.