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Welcome to El Cotillo, a gorgeous coastal town in the northwest of Fuerteventura island of Las Palmas, Canary Islands. What you'll find here is exactly what it's named for, A great adventure! Whether you like spending a relaxing day out on the beach, snorkelling with the fish in crystal clear waters or want to feel hip with the surfers, there is something for everyone in this inviting beach town. And the rentals are just around the corner, overlooking all the action.
Holidays by the seaAre you someone who feels relaxed by the sounds of lapping waves or likes to watch the sun set into the sea from your balcony? If that's the case, then these holiday rentals in El Cotillo were made for you. The properties are only a few steps from the beach and feature a kitchen, internet, balcony, and possibly a pool. Enjoy all the benefits of being close to the beach. Sip margaritas on the terrace as the day transitions to night. Cook meals from your private kitchen. You and your small group, or significant other, will have a great time in these rentals.
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The area and getting around
El Cotillo's unique location in the northwest of Fuerteventura makes it one of the most unique places in the Canaries to see unusual land formations. The first city you will probably see is Corralejo, which is the biggest city in Fuerteventura and a 20-minute drive from El Cotillo. The best way to get around is by car. That way you'll be able to see all that this area has to offer at your leisure.
Experience old towns and local fareA walk through El Cotillo's town centre can't be missing from your itinerary! You'll find many cafés and restaurants where you can absorb this town's charming, laid back vibe and seafaring past. You'll also see typical Fuerteventura buildings, featuring whitewashed walls with blue shutters and brilliant street art. Try to visit El Tostón Castle if you can. Built in the 16th century during times of pirate attacks, getting inside might be tricky, but it is worth it to see the small exhibition which reveals the history of the town. Don't forget to check out the fantastic views of the Atlantic from the top floor!
Travellers and activities
Famous for having clear, beautiful water as well as numerous beaches and lagoons, it's no surprise El Cotillo would attract visitors who love to be in the water. Rent a kayak to explore the coast. Take a snorkelling trip and see what lies beneath the surface of this amazing island. Spend a few hours swimming in the transparent sea. Some of the top beaches in the area include Playa de los Lagos and El Cotillo Beach.
El Cotillo for Extreme sports JunkiesEl Cotillo is without a doubt a haven for adventure sports, especially for water sports junkies. If you love to surf, or have ever fantasized surfing the sunset, then this is the place for you! El Cotillo is a surf-centric community, which means lots of surf schools and surf shops can be found throughout the area. It is also a great place to hone your wind/kitesurfing skills.
El Cotillo is located on the very windy island of Fuerteventura where you can find a lot of antique windmills.
Top 5 travel tips in El Cotillo
For a little extra fun, try a fat electric bike tour along the beach. Alternatively, if two-wheelers aren't your thing, book a Jeep Tour for another perspective of the island.
2. Catch the sunset from El Tostón CastleWhile you can catch the sunset from virtually anywhere along the coast of El Cotillo, there's something magical about seeing it from the ancient fortification of El Tostón. If you can grab a spot! To increase your chances of finding just the right spot to catch the last light of day, start your hunt at least a half hour early.
3. Try the local cuisineIf looking for Canary Islands fare, this is the place to start sampling! You'll find excellent seafood, tapas bars and fish-centric dishes. Be sure to try the grilled peppers.
4. Check out El Toston LighthouseBuilt towards the end of the 19th century, El Cotillo lighthouse can be found on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic. Built from sturdy stone with a 33-metre cylindrical tower painted with red and white stripes, it is a great place for photo-ops and panoramic views. Be sure to check out the small museum to get a sense of the place.
5. Wander through the Ravine of the EnamouredIf you love unusual geographical formations, then you can't miss a trip to the Barranco de los Enamorados. Just a short drive from El Cotillo, you'll be able to catch photographs of the famous fossilized sand dunes.