Fuerteventura, Spain: Golf Lessons in Spain

One perk of going to Fuerteventura is that golfing is significantly cheaper over there! Heck, I live in the Silicon Valley so by those standards I guess everything in the world is just cheaper. Having never really played golf or know how to hit a ball with a long metal stick, a bunch of us on the family trip took golf lessons.

Fuerteventura, Spain: Camel Riding at Oasis Park

Ever wanted to ride a camel? I sure do! One thing on my to-do list was ride the camels at Oasis Park while in Fuerteventura. Oasis Park is a great place to spend the day with family and friends. It functions as a large zoo but also has some interactive parts which make it livelier and well worth the visit.

Fuerteventura, Spain: ATVing in the Canary Islands

One fun activity that I tried out on Fuerteventura was ATVing and it was wonderful to be able to see the different terrains of the island up close. I highly recommend this if staying on the island even if it is something you’ve done in the states or elsewhere in the world, as the rules are a little different. 

Fuerteventura, Spain: Sheraton Fuerteventura Beach, Golf & Spa Resort Review

One major stop on my European trip was one of the Canary Islands, Fuerteventura. Although it’s owned by Spain, the island is actually located of the coast of the northern part of Africa, giving it a very interesting terrain. The island was formed due to volcanic eruptions, which created the land. The volcanic eruptions along with a lack of water inside the island makes the land mostly desert. However as it is an island, there is a plethora of beaches and sand dunes created from sands carried over from the nearby continent.