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The property is in Villa Verde, not La Oliva (the town). I got off the bus in La Oliva and ended up walking 4km with my luggage! It's my own fault for not checking. Plenty of restaurants nearby, not a lot of bars, but I wasn't looking for that. Views of Lanzarote from Fuerteventura are spectacular.

Perfect spot on Fuerteventura if you want to avoid mass tourism. 20 minutes to the beaches on either side and lots of good restaurants nearby. Perfect for people who are into hiking, surfing or yoga. You need a car, though.

This property was a great last minute find. I booked it Saturday morning, and arrived Saturday afternoon! Very central and convenient location nestled in amongst the volcanoes in the area, beautiful landscape, really close to El Cotillo and Corralejo, and a great 'base' to explore from. The property's immaculate and the hosts are just wonderful and friendly. I felt at 'home', and very comfortable as a solo traveler. I didn't eat out - there were kitchen facilities so I saved money by bringing food supplies in, so I could spend money on fun adventures. From 'here', I discovered Los Molinos, a tiny little ocean front beach community only about 25-30 mins drive from Villaverde (where the property is), and it became my favorite beach (until I found the sand dunes national park which is literally directly east of the property!). All up, the apartment has everything you need, and is in a great location to have fun from!

Good area, perfect to explore the north of the island with lots of places of interest ( El cotillo and its lovely beaches, Lajares and its routes to the volcanos. Also, plenty of restaurants in La Oliva, Villaverde, El Cotillo...

La Oliva is a lovely quiet location to relax in but should you require something lively it is within reach - just a bus ride or a 15 minute drive away. This also applies to beaches - which are absolutely stunning with little inlets all along the coast and the sand is so white and soft. I stayed in Villaverde which has numerous restaurants with one or two arguably the best on the island. The capital of Puerta la Rosario is a bus ride away or a twenty five minute drive away and retains a true Spanish/Canarian atmosphere with lots of shopping and again restaurants. The Canadians like their food and I love it too.

Tamaragua is a complex that has never been used due to high rents so most of it is abandoned, so bus ride to any shopping centres Full of ex pats so a lot of English spoken and friendly people Cassa pablo is the only bar /restaurant basic but it’s is clean, value for money ,plenty of choice on the menu Busses every hour to corellejo and the beach Local supermarket and pizza house