Welcome to Fuerteventura Nightlife part of CanaryNightlife.net  your guide to bars restaurants and clubs on the island of Fuerteventura. Click on the map to go to the location of your choice for bar and restaurant information.

Fuerteventura is the most easterly of the Canary islands, and enjoys fantastic dry weather due to be sheltered by Lanzarote in the north. The dunes just outside of Corralejo are world famous, and breathtaking to see. Fuerteventura also boasts some of the best fish restaurants in the Canaries, coupled with an ambience unparalleled elsewhere. Entertainment is fairly unintimidating, and it has avoided creating some of the noisy holiday resorts found on other Canary Islands. Also well known as a destination for water-based sporting activities, many enthusiasts regularly buy cheap airline tickets bound to its shores and take their holidays in Fuerteventura due to it's perfect conditions.

The main resort for Nightlife in Fuerteventura is Corralejo, in the north of Fuerteventura… so if you are looking for lively nights out, you should make sure that you are staying in this resort. The bars dotted along the coast and around the harbour are perfect for sipping cold drinks and watching the world go by. Further into the town, and nestled within the streets are a huge variety of restaurants, cafes and great venue bars. The seafood available at some of the tapas bars is of the highest quality – perfect for fish lovers.

Puerto del Rosario is the capital of the Island, and is massively residential. However, because of its shopping centres and cracking restaurants – it is frequented by many visitors… wanting more of a Spanish feel to their holiday. Caleta de Fuste is just a short distance away – and with its beautiful cove, surrounded by bars and restaurants and other places to eat – it is perfect for a family holiday.

Morro Jable down in the south is more popular with our German friends, and enjoys some of the best weather on the Island. Miles of golden sands decorate the coast, and there is a good sprinkling of Morro Jable bars and restaurants.