Betancouria village

Betancouria village is the oldest village in Fuerteventura, founded in 1404 by Jean de Béthencourt. This picturesque village, once the capital of the Canary Islands, impresses with its mix of architectural styles: gothic, mudéjar, renaissance and baroque.

Surrounded by mountains, it offers breathtaking views from the Mirador Corrales de Guize point. Be sure to see the Church of Santa María, the Monastery of San Buenaventura and the Archaeological Museum, which provides a glimpse into the life of the island's indigenous people.

The white houses and lush greenery create a charming landscape, perfect for lovers of history, culture and nature.