Many exciting stories have been heard about relaxations on islands, and the story isn’t so different from that of the Fuerteventura, the second-largest Canary Islands of Spain. This Island lies in the Atlantic Ocean about 100km from Africa’s north coast. It is an accessible location for vacations and relaxations from the world of stress. Fuerteventura Islands is known for its numerous beaches wrapped around cliffs and coves that are suitable for water sports, including surfing, waterskiing, and windsurfing. #travel #spain #canary #island #fuerteventura

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Water sports is one of the fun activities to indulge at Fuerteventura. All through the Canary Islands, water sports remain widespread, and it includes popular games such as surfing, waterskiing, and windsurfing. The sports are very enjoyable in Fuerteventura because of the strong winds and high waves peculiar to these locations. There are some select locations for enjoying such fun sports in the Fuerteventura; #travel #sports #canary #island #surfing #waterskiing

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The sculpture park is an open-air fun centre located in the capital city of Puerto del Rosario with more than 100 different sculptures crafted by great indigenous artists.  The sculptures are skilful designs that tell the stories of imaginative minds, and most of the sculptures were created during critical events. #travel #park #sculpture #capital #attractions

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Explore the natural reserve centre that contains the most massive dunes in the Canary Islands. The Park is a must-see place that has a distance of 10km from Puerto Remedio to La Salina. This vast land area serves as home to different local animals and plant species. Natural Park’s organic origin makes species such as the molluscs and other sea organisms prevalent in the area. #travel #canary #islands #park

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