The LIVVO Jandía Golf 4* hotel invites guests to unwind in a tranquil setting amid the breathtaking landscapes of Fuerteventura. Designed for both relaxation and exploration, this elegant retreat features a large outdoor pool, lush gardens, and spacious accommodations, all set against the backdrop of rolling green hills. The hotel’s prime location ensures easy access to Jandía Beach, renowned for its golden sands and crystal-clear waters.

Indulge in authentic Canarian cuisine at the on-site restaurant, where fresh seafood and local specialities take centre stage. Whether enjoying a leisurely round at the Jandía Golf Course, exploring the nearby Morro Jable village, or simply deciding to soak up the island’s year-round sunshine, guests will find the perfect balance of activity and relaxation.

Discover the Standard Room, a harmonious blend of comfort and functionality. Designed with understated elegance, it features a soothing palette of white, beige, and natural wood, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere. Thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities, it ensures a restful and effortless stay.

Travelling with family or friends? Settle into the Family Room, where space and comfort come together, effortlessly. Enjoy a generously sized living area, elegantly separated from the bedroom, offering a cosy yet refined setting for a truly relaxing stay.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

Unwind by the outdoor pool or bask in the sun on the spacious solarium, where comfortable loungers invite you to relax in complete serenity. Stay active in the hotel's fully equipped gym, perfect for maintaining your daily fitness routine.

Meanwhile, younger guests will love the mini club, evening mini disco, and the pool with waterslides, ensuring fun-filled moments for the whole family.

Embark on an unforgettable 4-hour adventure on a Morro Jable Pirate Cruise. Sail aboard the historic schooner Pedra Sartaña, once a vital cargo ship in Spanish naval history, and cruise along Fuerteventura's stunning southern beaches, indulging in a delicious onboard lunch and snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters.

You will also get the chance to visit the beautiful Jandía nature park before heading back.

Set off on an exciting dolphin and whale-watching cruise off the coast of Fuerteventura.

Your adventure begins at the port of Morro Jable, where you will meet your navigation team. After a detailed briefing on the activity and the rules to follow, you'll board a zodiac for an unforgettable experience at sea.

Sail to the Jandía Natural Park, an ideal place to explore the local ecosystem and observe dolphins and whales in their natural habitat.

Make the most of your stay in Fuerteventura by exploring the neighbouring island of Lanzarote. Discover the otherworldly landscapes of the Fire Mountains and witness geothermal demonstrations. Savour local wines in the unique vineyards of La Geria, explore the volcanic tunnel of Jameos del Agua, and marvel at the rugged beauty of the Costa de la Lava before returning to Fuerteventura.

Stay connected on your travels with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your complimentary eSIM and stay connected wherever you go. Share your hotspot, have easy access to maps, or find the best local spots to eat. Check that your phone is eSIM compatible here.

Sail aboard the Magic Select catamaran to observe dolphins and whales in the waters of the Canaries. Then enjoy a swim on secluded beaches and a convivial meal with drinks included.

Discover the south of Fuerteventura in a minivan, exploring the natural caves of Ajuy and savouring local delicacies in a charming fishing village. End your day on the stunning Sotavento Beach, renowned for its white sand and breathtaking landscapes.

Set off on a captivating journey through the northern wonders of Fuerteventura in a 4x4, venturing into hidden corners that buses can't reach. Discover the awe-inspiring La Caldera volcano, the charming village of La Oliva, and unwind on the pristine white sands of Majanicho and the serene natural lagoons of El Cotillo.

Immerse yourself in the heart of northern Fuerteventura as you explore the stunning Corralejo Dunes, the dramatic 'Malpaís' volcanoes, and the tranquil La Concha Beach. Conclude your journey with a visit to the breathtaking Piedra Playa cliffs and a fascinating Aloe Vera farm to discover the wonders of this remarkable plant.

Set sail on an unforgettable pirate adventure aboard the Pedra Sartaña, where you'll explore the stunning beaches of Fuerteventura while diving into thrilling pirate activities. Enjoy a refreshing swim, snorkel through vibrant underwater worlds, and savour a delectable lunch, with the chance to spot whales and dolphins in the pristine Jandía Natural Park.

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.