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Things to do in Caleta de Fuste Relax Sunbathe Swim Eat/Drink Play golf Trampoline Play Crazy golf Learn to dive Snorkel Jet ski Learn to windsurf Swim with Dolphins (certain times of year only) Swim with the seals (certain times of year only) Go whale watching (certain times of year only) Go for a trip on the oceanarium and watch the sea life Take a trip on the Catamaran Hire a sand buggy Go fishing Barter with the market stall holders (Saturday morning) Hire a car and explore
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 Caleta de Fuste, one of the major tourist towns on the island, is made for a relaxing holiday. The tourist area of Caleta de Fuste, also known as El Castillo and Costa Caleta has an excellent position. Located 8km from the airport and 12km from the city centre of Puerto del Rosario. Being located in the centre of the Eastern coast of Fuerteventura makes it easy to explore the island whether looking for your ideal holiday home to buy or for exploring the island on your holiday. A gentle pace of life, a sandy beach and calm seas, Caleta appeals to couples and families alike. Caleta de Fuste has been built around a large bay which protects the beach from the sea making for very safe bathing. If you have never tried water sports, Caleta is the place to dip your toe in the water! The sea laps the golden, gently sloping sandy bay which is shaped like a giant horseshoe. Caleta de Fuste is a place to relax and enjoy your holiday. The town itself has shops, bars and restaurants to cater for all tastes and pockets. Whether your choice of food be Chinese, Thai, Mexican, Greek, Indian or Portuguese - whether you want a fish or steak restaurant, a tapas bar or just British food - you will find it here. In the evenings, there is a choice of entertainment from live entertainment to quizzes. The town is clean, the locals friendly, there's plenty of quiet, tree lined avenues and not a skyscraper in sight! The nearby Atlantico Centre has more shops, bars, restaurants, a multi screen cinema which has recently started showing films in their original language without Spanish dubbing, and a bowling alley. Behind the Atlantico Centre there are some beautiful man made coves recently reclaimed for more sun worshipping. Golf enthusiasts are also catered for. Caleta de Fuste has an 18 hole par 70 course of 6049 meters. The course includes a 50 bay driving range, a putting green and a clubhouse, and it hosted the Spanish Open in 2004. The new Golf Course, again with 18 holes, is due to open soon. For those who enjoy knocking a ball about but are not as serious, there are plenty of crazy golf courses, mostly arranged around the beach promenade area. Buses run regularly along the coast making it easy to explore the island both to the north and south, or hire a car and be more adventurous.
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