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Discover the best top things to do in Antigua, Spain including Cuchillos de Vigan, La Guirra Beach, Caletta De Fuste Beach, Molino de Antigua - Museo del Queso Majorero, Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Antigua, Salt Museum Salinas del Carmen, Museo del Queso Majorero, Centro Comercial Atlantico Fuerteventura, Plage de El Castillo, Campo Municipal de Futbol de Antigua.
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1. Cuchillos de Vigan
2. La Guirra Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By dundeetravellermrshc - Dundee, United Kingdom
Walked to here along promenade. Beautiful sandy beaches. Hire sun loungers under parasols. Or bring your own. Very popular with sun bathers and swimmers. A few lagoons to swim in when tide low by La Isla restaurant. Pass a couple of ruins on way. Also outside Atlantico centre Worth a visit. :)
3. Caletta De Fuste Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Suecogs
Beautiful wide sandy beach immaculately clean snack bar on the beach and a public toilet which is a bonus. There are a few rocks in places but they are visible and easily avoided. Great place to have a paddle and feed the fish if you have some bread or cake crumbs.plenty of sun beds and lifeguards in attendance every day.
4. Molino de Antigua - Museo del Queso Majorero
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By yolancris
Small and cozy museum where, however, it is explained in a very clear and visual way how mills worked in past centuries and how "gofio" (toasted cereal flour) was made in them. Thanks to the recreation of spaces (a 19th century kitchen, for example), as well as the multitude of details that we find in the museum, we transport ourselves to past centuries and imagine what life would be then. Finally, Gema, the museum guide, was very kind and enthusiastic explaining not only the history of the gofio and the mills, but also providing us with very useful information about the island. A highly recommended museum!
5. Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Antigua
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Island-Seeker0 - La Oliva, Spain
Not sure where the reviewer below has in mind? Nuestra Senora de Antigua is very much intact and in use. A charming 18th century church with beautiful Canarian-style wooden ceiling and carved baroque altarpieces. Unlike some of the smaller chapels on the island it's also - usually - left open for visitors, at least in the mornings. The setting in the old plaza now prettily landscaped with palm grove and greenery greatly adds to the appeal. Definitely worth a brief visit. Also worth looking into the very pretty municipal library opposite if open. It's set up in an old Canarian house built around a tree shaded courtyard.
6. Salt Museum Salinas del Carmen
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 339 reviews
Maintaining the most ingrained customs, the sea foam of this natural environment is transformed as before in the salt offered by the museum shop. Get to know this old salt exploitation and discover the importance of salt in Fuerteventura.
Reviewed By karenwA6242AS - Gainsborough, United Kingdom
Lovely little museum which tells the story of salt production and it’s importance. Knowledgeable friendly staff and very interesting! You may even get chance to spot some lizards and chipmunks. 6€ entry too which is a bargain!
7. Museo del Queso Majorero
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 275 reviews
The Majorero Cheese Museum stated aim is to make known this product and its elaboration processes, with particular focus on three key elements that have led to its existence: the natural features of Fuerteventura, a livestock culture and cheese making culture since the time of the aborigines and the majorera goat as the milk producer breed. The Majorero Cheese Museum is one of the top tourist attractions for those willing to know the true heart of Fuerteventura. Its visit includes the Cactus and Succulent Botanical Garden, that embraces the Antigua Mill, declared an asset of Cultural Interest
Reviewed By kelvinm861 - Stanton, United Kingdom
We really enjoyed our morning at the cheese museum the staff were great and very informative. After good look round the museum we enjoyed a nice piece of cake with coffee. The cactus and palm gardens are immaculate. Well worth the visit and would definitely recommend.
8. Centro Comercial Atlantico Fuerteventura
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By StephenR125 - Kildare, Ireland
Nice centre with large market , sport shop,some jewellers and other shops...lovely area out at the front for drinks and meals. If you fancy McDonald's you can also go out the other exit and cross under the road through a tunnel
9. Plage de El Castillo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 755 reviews
Reviewed By merseylouLiverpool
Beautiful clean beach , crystal clear water and definitely will return. Many a lazy afternoon spent watching the world go by, loved it.
10. Campo Municipal de Futbol de Antigua
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
