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Trade winds, the Sotavento lagoon and Isla de Lobos — Atlantic water all year.
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Guides & articles about Fuerteventura
Tips, destinations and everything water-sports.

Things to do in Fuerteventura: the island from the sea
Eight categories, four harbours and one island that can only be reached from Corralejo. What a day costs, when the trade wind helps and when it does not, and what to ask before you pay.
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Fuerteventura or Tenerife: two islands, two different kinds of water
Wind, cetaceans, what is underwater, children, price and the road, compared on the axes where the two islands genuinely differ — including the places where the honest answer is the other island.
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Fuerteventura with children: what the water takes, and from what age
Two, three, four, seven, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen — the published age thresholds for Fuerteventura's water, and what a child actually pays.
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What a Fuerteventura boat trip does not include — and what to bring
The tax line, the insurance line and the kit line, operator by operator: who adds 7 % on top, who wants a deposit, whose transfer is in the price, and what the free Isla de Lobos permit actually requires of you.
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Fishing in Morro Jable: a seat on the boat or the whole charter
A seat or the whole hull: the sum comes out differently in Corralejo, Morro Jable and Caleta de Fuste, and one number decides it — how many anglers the boat is allowed to take.
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Dolphins and whales off Morro Jable: what the trip actually promises
The rules a boat must follow near cetaceans — 60, 300 and 500 metres, 4 knots, an approach at about 30°, two vessels at a time — and what that leaves an operator able to promise, plus the Magic & Sailing departures from Morro Jable and how they differ.
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