Barcelo Fuerteventura Caleta de Fuste

... are the beaches everyone of us dreams about, but again in here I will have to write and say that no matter how beautiful these beaches are, I prefer the Greek beaches.<br>They are not very safe, and it is scary if you decide to swim many metres in deep water. There might be sharks here, while in the Mediterranean there is not such danger.<br>

... br><br>Further beaches have been created parallel to some hotels and the commercial centre. These were made by creating lagoons where there was once solid rock, and then importing sand for the beach. These beaches are generally calm, and they are conveniently placed for a quick sunbathe when one is in the centre and has to do some shopping. These other nearby beaches are found to the south of the original part of Caleta.

... br><br><br><br><br><br>The excursion in Oasis Park<br><br><br><br>All the above, plus Canarian buffet, and the safari. This costs 41 euros and 20.50 for the children (3 years &#8211; 11)<br><br><br><br><br><br>The bus from Corralejo<br><br><br><br>You get the bus from Oasis Village Hotel in Corralejjo, which is situated very ...

... architecture in this area reminded me of places I visited in Havana. People &#8211; I mean locals are very friendly, but don&#8217;t know much English. With the little Spanish that I know, the English and Greek, I could understand. Besides in Greek we have many identical words.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>

... coast.<br><br><br><br>Of course the sand is unbeatable, and I enjoyed it a lot, but never stopped thinking that in Cyprus we have the same quality of beaches, plus that they are safe for all. No sharks, no tide.<br><br>Similar beach but much smaller is in Protaras, and Agia Napa in Cyprus. <br><br><br><br>

A STROLL IN THE CITY AND THE CENTRAL BEACHES<br><br><br><br>There are clouds in the sky today, and I don't feel like going swimming.<br><br>It is a day of taking photos!<br><br>The stroll is great because there is a sea breeze that makes my walk pleasant.

... next to the fountain. Others were shopping, and there were people like me who were just looking.<br><br><br><br>I loved the atmosphere in there. Campanario is surrounded by different shops as well, and a supermarket.<br><br>I enjoyed every minute of my walk in there, especially with the band singing and playing most of the time.

... was 9.30pm when we got to the hotel and I just asked if we could have some dinner, even a sandwich would do, as we were hungry. The restaurant closed at 9pm.<br><br>Twenty minutes later we had our dinner brought to us at the reception desk. There were 2 plates for each. Besides the dinner dish, the other plate had fruit and a bottle of water for each of us. (Water on the island is not drinkable by the way ...

... Jable, we drove a little north in search of the Queen of all beaches in F.V. - Playa Sotovento. We found her! Queen of the beaches, she was. Absolutely incredible she was. We walked for miles and miles and miles and miles and the beach was never ending. Beautiful soft sand that our toes sunk into with every step and sooooooooo peaceful. The beach is so large that you always seem alone walking it. Plovers ran along the beach to my delight (many photos to ...

Got up about half 9 and went down for breakfast. We got dressed and went into town to look at the market, got an embroidered tablecloth for Mum but nothing else. We went to Atlantico for some shopping, including frozen churros, then came back because Mark was coming round for Russ's old laptop. I texted Mark to come over and we sorted the computer out for him and introduced him to churros (which he wolfed down ...