Location: La Oliva
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What to do and see in La Oliva, Spain: The Best Places and Tips
La Oliva (pronounced [la oliˈβa]) is a town and a municipality in the northern part of the island of Fuerteventura in the Province of Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain. The population is 25,083 (2013), and the area is 356.13 km². The municipality includes the Lobos Island to the northeast. The largest town of the municipality, Corralejo, is a port town and beach resort at the northernmost point of the island. La Oliva is the historic seat of the island Colonel, who resided in the stately Casa de los Coroneles.
Restaurants in La Oliva
1. Cross Island
Overall Ratings
5 based on 168 reviews
You´d like to truly discover your vacation spot? It's time to think outside the box, and explore with Cross Island! We have so many place to share with you : uncharted corners of Fuerteventura, hidden volcanoes, deserted coves, culinary tour, and many other delightful surprises... Board the Defender, let the adventure begins!...
Reviewed By 16Nov16 - Dublin, Ireland
Family of five (incl. three kids - 15, 13 & 9) really enjoyed our trip.
Suddenly the geography of Fuerteventura and all the Canary Islands came alive, with their 20 million-year history of volcanoes, erosion, microclimates, the importance of water, forging a life in hostile conditions etc. Great way to spend 4 hours.
2. Parque Natural de Corralejo
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
3. Corralejo Dunes
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Clare F
Wow this place is truly beautiful. The sand dunes are really impressive and as it’s such a large area there is no chance of it feeling overcrowded. It’s great to walk through the dunes and along the beach front watching the kite surfers but the wind whips up here so it’s unlikely you’ll get the chance to settle here to do a bit of sunbathing. Still definitely worth a visit and no issue of finding somewhere to pull over and park your car.
4. El Cotillo Beach & Lagoons
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By ChrisJanC - Suffolk, United Kingdom
Wow, what a fabulous little spot. The village has a small harbour overlooked by some cafes, tavernas on the cliff top. Fabulous views all along the coast, with amazing sandy Beaches and bays to explore. A good walk or drive along the beach road, path leads to some great bays and secluded coves. It extends along to the lighthouse, with amazing views and sandy bays to swim or relax in. Fantastic beautiful relaxing place.
5. Isla de Lobos
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4.5 based on 964 reviews
Reviewed By Solja V - Helsinki, Finland
Visiting this island for a three hour hike was the highlight of my holiday. Truly beautiful, varied views of the stunning, unspoilt nature and the sea. The hiking trail is rather easy, although rocky and wet at places, and I was happy that I chose wearing my hiking boots. The route around the island is well signed as well.
There are not many services on the island, so I recommend that you take your water bottles and some snack with you. Also, there was no running water from the taps at the nature center even though the toilets worked, so I also recommend taking sanitary napkins with you.
