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Further down Fuerteventura’s coast is the purpose-built resort town of Caleta de Fuste, centred on a small cove on the east of the island.

Here, you’ll find plenty of cheap hotels in Fuerteventura in 2023, lounging among large expanses of holiday cottages and bungalows that give guests easy access to sand and water sports, as well as a few parks and mini-golf courses.

If you are not content to simply stretch out on a sunbed for seven days straight in Fuerteventura, you may want to join the board-toting masses further south on the Jandía peninsula.

As well as many cheap Fuerteventura resort hotels, this region has two chief delights.

Firstly, there’s the traditional fishing village of Morro Jable, which retains its old-world charm despite the passing of time. Secondly, there’s the surf-beaten coastline. A prevailing breeze blows in from the ocean here, creating near-perfect conditions for windsurfers, kitesurfers and surfers alike.

There are a few quieter beaches here too, for those who have absolutely no intention of exerting themselves beyond turning the pages of a book while on their holidays.

If your sole goal for your holiday is some hard-core R&R, you will be hard pressed to find anywhere as easy-going as El Cotillo, on Fuerteventura’s wilder west coast.

Besides the cohort of eager surfers who are drawn to the breaks of this region, this one-time fishing village doesn’t really get much footfall, particularly when compared to the busier resorts of Fuerteventura’s north and south coasts.

The main beach, Playa del Castillo, is safe, sandy and shallow – perfect for kids to splash about on – while the wilder, more windswept stretches of Playa del Aljibe de la Cueva and Playa del Águila further south, promise foam-flecked jumbo waves suitable only for the bravest of surfers.