According to forum posts, Fuerteventura offers a wide variety of accommodation types, catering to different preferences. However, specific recommendations depend on what activities you want to engage in and whether you prefer hotels, apartments, or all-inclusive options.

Some travelers have recommended the Bristol Sunset Beach Apartments for their proximity to local amenities and the beach, highlighting their central location in Corralejo, which is about a 5-10 minute walk to the main street and nearby beaches. The area is described as having good supermarkets and restaurants within walking distance.

For those interested in sports facilities, the Playitas Resort and Robinson Jandia Playa were mentioned. Playitas Resort is known for professional-grade sports facilities, while Robinson Jandia Playa offers a variety of activities, including organized bike rides and is located on Jandía beach, suitable for leisurely activities and swimming.

For travelers with mobility issues, Barcelo Corralejo Sands was called out for its accessibility, offering ground-floor rooms with easy access to the pool area and potentially the beach, although beach access might require transportation.

According to forum posts, some recommended hotels in Corralejo include Barcelo Corralejo Sands and H10 Ocean Suites. These hotels are appreciated for their central location and quality amenities. Travelers have also mentioned other options like Barcelo Corralejo Bay and H10 Ocean Dreams.

Travelers have called out that many of these hotels offer options like bed and breakfast, half-board, and all-inclusive packages, although specifics on pricing were not detailed. The H10 Ocean Dreams is noted for being opposite H10 Ocean Suites, providing options close to each other for travelers considering multiple accommodations.

For many users, the appeal of these hotels also lies in their proximity to local attractions, restaurants, bars, and beaches, which enhances the convenience of staying in these locations. Some travelers suggested opting for self-catering accommodations to take full advantage of the local dining scene, which is said to offer better value and quality than some hotel dining options.

According to forum posts, taxis are readily available from Fuerteventura airport to Corralejo, costing approximately 50 euros one way. Despite the price, many travelers prefer taxis for their speed and convenience.

Some travelers have mentioned using a hire car as a preferred option for its convenience throughout the stay, although this is generally more economical for longer stays or those needing frequent local travel. Another budget-friendly alternative mentioned is the use of the local bus service, offering a significantly cheaper but less direct option.

Transfer services like Hoppa are also frequently recommended by users for being cost-effective, particularly for those who do not wish to drive themselves.

According to forum posts, Corralejo and Jandia are highly recommended for their beaches. Corralejo offers a variety of beaches, including quiet spots and vibrant areas with beach bars. Jandia is praised for its stunning beaches and is described as cosmopolitan, offering a less Brits abroad feel.

Travelers have called out Corralejo for its accessibility, noting beaches like Flag Beach and the town beach that are close to amenities such as supermarkets and have wheelchair access. Jandia also offers easy access to its beaches, complemented by good off-beach facilities.

For a quieter experience, posts suggest Morro Jable, where large hotels provide direct beach access but with fewer bars and restaurants, making it a more relaxed environment compared to the more bustling Corralejo.

According to forum posts, three main ferry companies operate between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote: Fred Olsen Express, Naviera Armas, and Líneas Romero. Each company offers different types of vessels and services, catering to both foot passengers and those traveling with vehicles.

Travelers have mentioned that ferries run frequently throughout the day. It's possible to arrive at the port and purchase tickets on the spot, as ticket sales offices are available at the quayside. However, some travelers recommend checking the ferry schedules on the companies' official websites for the most current information.

The cost for a one-way ticket as a foot passenger is approximately €20 if purchased in person and around €17.50 online. Prices may vary between companies and depending on whether a vehicle is being transported. For instance, Líneas Romero is noted for being a cheaper option but is primarily for foot passengers only.

According to forum posts, many travelers prefer to handle currency exchange before arriving in Fuerteventura. Some travelers suggested exchanging currencies like dollars into euros in their home country for convenience and potentially better rates.

For travelers who arrive with foreign currency, local banks such as Banco Sabadell, which has branches in both the UK and Fuerteventura, can be used for currency exchange. This is highlighted by a user who has had a positive experience with the bank.

Travelers have noted the importance of keeping an eye on exchange rates, especially in light of events like Brexit that might affect currency values. Some users advised exchanging money in portions over time to potentially benefit from more favorable rates.

According to forum posts, Fuerteventura Airport houses a duty-free shop where travelers can purchase cigarettes. Additionally, there is a small shop near the luggage belts that also sells cigarettes, though the selection is not extensive.

Travelers have mentioned that the security process at Fuerteventura Airport is generally quick and efficient. There are reports of minimal delays during security checks, even when multiple flights are scheduled around the same time.

Some travelers noted that the passport control process can include a wait, especially for getting the Brexit stamp, but the duration is relatively short compared to other locations. There are also new electronic gates that were not in use yet at the time of the reports.

According to forum posts, Fuerteventura generally enjoys warm to hot weather year-round, with variations based on the season.

Travelers have noted that in winter months like January, daytime temperatures are pleasant, typically around 19°C to 28°C, though nights can cool down to around 15°C to 16°C.

Posts suggest that during February, weather conditions can be mixed, with some days warm and others cooler with possible cloud cover. In October, users reported experiences of warm days, with temperatures sufficient for beach activities, although occasional rain can occur.

In May, the weather is highlighted as warm, often needing only light clothing during the day, with evenings cool enough for a light jacket due to the breeze, which is generally viewed as a welcome respite from the heat.

Some users have experienced unusual weather patterns, such as exceptionally hot temperatures in October, with records hitting early 30°C, and historical data indicating temperatures reaching up to 45°C, suggesting occasional spikes beyond typical forecasts.