All roads –whether by air or sea– lead to Fuerteventura. Canary Islands airline Binter connects the island with dozens of destinations: from mainland Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Zaragoza or Santander) to Europe (Lisbon, Turin, Venice, Marseille or Nantes), Africa (Marrakech, Dakar, Cape Verde, among others) and, of course, the rest of the Canary archipelago.
Fares range between €30 and €60 per leg, a very competitive rate considering the quality of service: complimentary snacks, spacious seating and impeccable treatment –with none of the scratch-card raffles or other inconveniences typical of low-cost airlines. As one frequent flyer from Corralejo puts it: “Flying with Binter is like flying in the 1990s.”
These prices can be found right now on the airline’s official website (www.binter.es), just two months ahead of Fuertedélica 2025’s grand opening. In addition, residents of the Canary or Balearic Islands enjoy a 75% discount on published fares. For example, if you live in Mallorca, you can fly from Palma to Fuerteventura (with a layover in Tenerife) for as little as €26 each way.
But Binter isn’t the only option: airlines like Vueling, Iberia, Canarias Airlines or even Qatar Airways also link Fuerteventura with numerous destinations in mainland Spain (Seville, Malaga, Bilbao, Santander or Santiago de Compostela) and Europe (Munich, Berlin, London, Manchester, Paris, Milan, Rome or Amsterdam). Altogether, the island’s airport offers more than 220 direct or one-stop connections.
In short: there’s no excuse to miss this edition of Fuertedélica, the most ambitious yet. A full week of conferences, debates, expeditions, inner and outer journeys –and, as the grand finale, a spectacular psychedelic farewell party.
Get your ticket now at: www.fuertedelica.org/entradas/
Journalist, director of the documentary series Voices of Ayahuasca, member of the Plantaforma for the Defense of Ayahuasca (www.plantaforma.org), co-organizer of Fuertedélica, and black belt in karaoke.