Fuerteventura All Inclusive Holidays: Resorts, Weather, Tips

An all-inclusive board normally covers your breakfast, lunch and dinner, usually served as a buffet with some à la carte options, plus snacks during the day and local drinks: house wine, beer, soft drinks and locally poured spirits. Imported brands, premium wines and some specialty restaurants are often charged extra, and the exact rules differ from one hotel to the next, so read the board details on each deal before you book.

On an island this dry and sunny, the appeal of all inclusive Fuerteventura stays is that the pool bar, the snack counter and the evening meal are all settled before you land. That said, it is worth budgeting a little for days out, since the island's best sights, from Betancuria in the interior to the lighthouses at Tostón and Punta Jandía, sit well beyond any hotel grounds.

Corralejo is the island's most searched resort and the liveliest base for Fuerteventura all inclusive resorts. It sits beside Corralejo Natural Park, and its ferry port, about half a mile from town, is where boats leave for Lobos Island, an uninhabited volcanic islet with the Punta Martiño Lighthouse. El Cotillo, a smaller coastal village nearby, adds the Torre del Tostón and Tostón Lighthouse for a quieter afternoon.

Caleta de Fuste is the second most popular resort and the closest of the four to the airport side of the island, near the Castillo de Fuste, a listed cultural property in Antigua. It suits travellers who want a short transfer and a compact resort.

Costa Calma and Jandía take you to the long beaches of the island's far end, with Playa del Matorral, the Morro Jable Lighthouse, Jandía Natural Park and the wild sands of Cofete within reach. If you are comparing Fuerteventura all inclusive hotels for space and sea views, these are the resorts with the most dramatic coastline around them.

Every month is a good month here. Daytime highs at Corralejo run from 21°C in February to 28°C in August, and nights rarely drop below 16°C. Rainfall is minimal all year: February is the wettest month with around six rain days, while July and January see just one.

Winter, from November to March, brings highs of 21°C to 26°C, ideal if you want warmth without heat. July to October hold steady at 27°C to 28°C for proper beach weather. Prices for package holidays generally rise during UK school holidays, so travelling outside those weeks is the usual way to stretch your budget if you are searching for cheap holidays Fuerteventura all inclusive deals.

All inclusive package holidays Fuerteventura bundle your flight, hotel, board and airport transfer into one booking. Fuerteventura airport has direct flights from the UK and is unusually central: Puerto del Rosario is five minutes away, La Oliva 16 minutes, Betancuría 17 minutes and Tuineje 20 minutes. Transfer times to the resorts vary, so check the figure shown in each deal, particularly for Costa Calma and Jandía, which lie furthest along the coast.

On this page you can compare live all-inclusive deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach side by side, including Jet2 holidays Fuerteventura all inclusive packages, alongside hotel prices, tours and tickets. Filter by star rating if you want a 5 star hotel Fuerteventura all inclusive stay, and check the hotel description if you are after adults only all inclusive Fuerteventura options or kids' clubs and family rooms.

Families should book early for school holidays and look closely at the transfer length with small children. If you plan to explore Betancuria, Cofete or the lighthouses, you can compare car hire here too and collect at the airport.