If you will be looking for the beach accommodation close to the airport and the capital of Fuertewentura Caleta de Fusre will be probably your best choice. Guagua (city bus) goes there via the airport and the fare is just 1,45 euro. There are many aporthotels and pensions but the exhibition window of the Caleta is the coastal Boulevard, going initialy on the rocks (hotels in this segment do not have beach access but the pools). Once you will reavh little cape protecting yacht marina you will see huge bay and the big, wide beach open to everybody.
Clouds arrived when I was resting there and I experienced also light rain, so it was a time to continue my coastal walk further south, by gravel path to Salinas. Nobody but me was there, I passed few stoney towers remained on the rocky, unhospitable coast. In Salinas there is Salt Museum (entry 6 euro) Since ages locals were producing here salt from the sea water. little ponds of different size still exist and you can see the piles of white salt ready for the transport. Saying the truth I saw more impressive such instalations on Sal Island (Cabo Verde) and in Lac Assal – Djibouti. But for the beginners it will be OK!
