Magnificent Fuerteventura Golf Holidays

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Well known as a top tourist destination and the second largest of the Canary Islands. Fuerteventura boasts a fantastic climate, with the weather remaining pleasant throughout the year, making it an excellent destination for a golf holiday. Within close to distance to the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe, there are many reasons to visit Fuerteventura for a golf holiday.

Why Visit Fuerteventura for Your Next Golf Break?

• The climate makes Fuerteventura a year-long golf destination
• A selection of excellent golf courses
• Lovely white sandy beaches
• The wealth of other sports to enjoy, especially water sports

Our Team’s Top Pick Golf Resorts

Fuerteventura Golf Resort

• We have conducted thorough research to bring you only the very best golf resorts. The aptly named ‘Fuerteventura Golf Resort’ has a superb selection of hotels ranging from 4 and 5 stars to the stunning Sheraton Fuerteventura, which is luxurious.

• You have a choice between the Elba Sara Beach and Golf Resort, Elba Carlota Beach and Convention Resort plus the Elba Palace Golf and Vital Hotel. The first two hotels cater for adults and children making them a great place to stay for a family golf holiday whereas the latter is an adult only hotel, perfect for a golfing getaway with friends.

All three hotels offer a full range of facilities, both for leisure and dining and are close to the beach and golf courses.

The Sheraton Fuerteventura Beach and Golf Resort

• The Sheraton Fuerteventura Beach and Golf Resort are set opposite the Atlantic Ocean and just 10 minutes form the international airport. Boasting four outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, a fitness centre, four restaurants and a bar, the Sheraton Beach and Golf Resort is golfing accommodation at its finest.

Which Golf Courses Do We Recommend?

Salinas de Antigua

• You will enjoy some fantastic rounds of golf, and one of the best will undoubtedly be played at Salinas de Antigua. This is a links style golf course with dunes and large greens being the key features. Look out for the many lakes, volcanic sand bunkers and lovely views of the ocean. The par-4 11th hole requires a shot over water, and this is regarded as the toughest hole on the golf course. Salinas de Antigua is always in top condition, and you can book a round of golf at any time of year.

Fuerteventura Golf Club

• We also highly recommend playing a round of golf at Fuerteventura Golf Club. The Atlantic Ocean forms much of the backdrop to this course, and the front nine holes are played alongside the sea. There are three lakes on the course, and that means several shots over water.

Fuerteventura Overview for Golfers:

Climate

With its location so close to Africa, you can expect hot and sunny weather throughout the year in Fuerteventura. Summer highs of 28 degrees and a balmy 21 degrees in winter, you are spoilt for choice on when to visit this beautiful island.

When to visit

With over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, little rainfall, high winter averages and a cooling breeze throughout the summer, it’s no wonder Fuerteventura is an excellent choice for golfing all year round!

Flights

The airport is located on the east of the island, and flights from the UK take approximately 4 hours. All of the main resorts on the island are less than an hour’s drive away so a guaranteed short transfer time.

Golf & Resorts

You will find golf courses all over the island but the best location for a golf holiday in Fuerteventura must be the east of the island. Here you will see two of the island’s top golf courses but also many other attractions including accommodation, beaches, nature, restaurants and nightlife. Easily connected via the FV-2 road, you will have little trouble reaching this region and enjoying a superb golf holiday.

Why Not Book Today?

Thanks to great connections with the rest of Europe, Fuerteventura is easy to reach and has both first class golf courses and accommodation. You can enjoy a golf holiday at any time of year, so why not book today?