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Top 8 Specialty Museums in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Drawn by its fiestas, late night discos and clubs, water parks and golf courses, visitors can't resist sunny Fuerteventura. Discover local culture in Betancuria, home to a cathedral and several museums, at Tefia's eco-museum or at one of February's quirky Carnaval celebrations. Cool down after a hot day on the beach or a hard night at the clubs at Baku Water Park.
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1. Los Molinos
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4.5 based on 61 reviews
An interesting journey through the history of the windmills in Fuerteventura. This unique experience will make you discover among other things the importance that was given to the grain from Prehistoric Times in the Island, the "Gofio" as an essential nutrient for the "Majorero" people over centuries or learning how to make the difference between a male or a female windmill.
Reviewed By WakefieldTraveller - Wakefield, United Kingdom
We visited the windmill & information centre quite by chance & what a wonderful little place it is!We were briefly shown the rooms with some verbal information then left to our own devices to explore. The rooms & information are bilingual & have good pictures & models & there is a video to watch at the end.The windmill itself is lovely to explore & a great photo opportunity in the grounds.We had a demonstration of how to make ‘gofio’ & best of all tasted it! The best part of the visit was Gemma on the desk who initially welcomed us with a big smile & was so enthusiastic about the visitor centre.She was also kind enough to give us lots of information about places to visit on the rest of the island. This place is only small but well worth the €4 entrance fee. Our thanks to Gemma for a great visit .
2. Salt Museum Salinas del Carmen
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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!
3. Museo del Queso Majorero
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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.
4. Ecomuseo La Alcogida
5. Museo de la Pesca Tradicional
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3.5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By SunriseSki
Nice lighthouse, reminds you of the old times with no GPS, seems historic. After long drives on the island, great place to walk around, observe the waves breaking, the lava shore, the sea gulls, enjoyable.
6. Aloe Vera museum
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3.5 based on 82 reviews
Learn about the original Aloe Vera Barbadensis Miller from Fuerteventura and its more then 200 ingredients. Get a free presentation and find out the difference between fresh and powder products.
Reviewed By Warhol40 - Brotton, United Kingdom
Arrived here mid morning and on approach there were other tourists/visitors to the place. The museum has lots of information to hand and the staff are all very knowledgeable. Great demonstration and dissection of a Aloe Vera leaf showing you just where the goodness lies. Gift shop and also a little try of the cream, which made my elbows lovely and soft!
