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Atlantic lava reefs, angel sharks, and wild beaches on the wind-sculpted Canary Island
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Most visitors fly into Fuerteventura Airport (FUE), also known as El Matorral, just south of Puerto del Rosario. The airport links the island to mainland Spain, the other Canary Islands, the UK, Germany, Ireland, and many European leisure markets, with airline and route coverage changing seasonally. Ferries also connect Fuerteventura with Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, and Tenerife routes, making island-hopping practical if you have extra days. For diving, arrive early enough to check in with your operator, show insurance, and avoid planning a deep first dive immediately after a late-night flight.
A rental car is the simplest option for divers because the island is long and dive bases are spread out. Taxis work for airport and resort transfers, while Tiadhe buses connect major towns and the airport but may not suit early boat departures or heavy gear.