Fuerteventura airport transfers

Embrace the relaxed vibe of beach haven Fuerteventura as soon as you arrive by side-stepping stress and travelling in a pre-booked airport transfer.

Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) is on the east coast of the island, less than four miles from its capital, Puerto del Rosario. The resort of Corralejo is around a 35-minute (24-mile) journey away north by road, while Morro Jable at the southern tip is around a one-hour-15-minute journey (52 miles) away via the FV-2 road.

There are buses and taxis at the airport, but if you’re looking for a relaxing start to your holiday, consider an airport transfer that will transport you from door-to-door. No queues, no haggling, no fuss. Plus, you’ll be able to choose between options such as luxury limousines, cost-effective shuttles, and minibuses great for larger families and groups.

Private transfers are likely to be more expensive than getting the bus from the airport to your destination but, with lots of passengers getting on and off public buses up and down the island, the time and energy you save may be worth the additional cost. A private transfer will also keep you calm when you arrive in your resort, as you won’t have to navigate to your accommodation from the nearest bus stop – meaning more time on the sand.

Taxis in Fuerteventura are metered but there are extra charges to look out for including those for airport pick-ups and late-night surcharges. You can avoid any hidden surprises by pre-booking your airport transfer, comparing options and basing your decision on what’s important to you. This way, you can budget for the cost of your transfer before you leave home and land safe in the knowledge that you’ll get from A to B with a bargain.

Whether you’re looking to keep costs down, want to travel as a group or have a specific transport requirement, using a service such as TravelSupermarket’s airport transfer comparison tool will ensure you get the vehicle you want at a price you’re happy with. You may be able to take advantage of some tempting discounts too and will be surprised how cheap some of the options can be.

So, sort your airport transport before you set off, leaving more time to explore Fuerteventura’s volcanic landscape, or just to flop on the beach.

• Currency: Euro (€)
  
  
• Capital city: Puerto del Rosario
  
  
• Language: Spanish, and Canarian Spanish
  
  
• Key phrase to learn: ¿Cuánto es …? (Spanish for ‘How much is … ?’)
  
  
• Time difference: None
  
  
• Average flight time: Four hours and 20 minutes
  
  
• International phone code: +34
  
  
• Emergency services number: 112
  
  
• Public holidays: New Year’s Day (January 1), Epiphany (January 6), Maundy Thursday (Thursday before Easter Sunday), Good Friday (Friday before Easter Sunday), Labour Day (May 1), Canary Islands Day (May 30),Assumption Day (August 15), Hispanic Day (October 12), All Saints’ Day (November 1), Constitution Day (December 6), Immaculate Conception Day (December 8), Christmas Day (December 25).
  
  
• Link to FCO travel advice: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain