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The Towns and Villages of Fuerteventura

		Antigua Antigua, as the name suggests (Antigua means Old in Spanish), is one of the oldest towns in the Canary Islands click here for more info..
		Betancuria This village of Betancuria is by far the most picturesque of the island and was the original capital of Fuerteventura click here for more info..
		El Cotillo Originally a small fishing village, El Cotillo is starting to develop, but it still retains some character click here for more info..
		La Oliva, Fuerteventura La Oliva is the administrative centre for the Municipality of the same name, which includes Corralejo and El Cotillo. click here for more info..
		Pajara Pajara is the administrative centre of the Municipality and is a pleasant village with lush greenery and a pretty church click here for more info..
		Tindaya Tindaya is the name given to both this Village and the 401 meter Mountain that overlooks it click here for more info..
		Vega de rio Palmas Vega de rio Palmas follows the course of a palm-lined dry river bed that once flowed through this valley click here for more info..
		Puerto del Rosario The Capital of the island since 1860, Puerto del Rosario was known as Puerto Cabras click here for more info..