Faro de la Entallada

Faro de la Entallada stands as one of those unmissable spots that make a trip to Fuerteventura truly special. Perched at the closest point to Africa in all of the Canary Islands, just one hundred kilometers from the African coast, this Moorish-style lighthouse completed in 1955 amazes visitors with its unique architecture and absolutely breathtaking ocean views. The access road is quite an adventure itself, with narrow stretches requiring careful driving, but every twist and turn proves worthwhile when you reach the clifftop and the Atlantic spreads endlessly before you.

This iconic landmark of Fuerteventura's eastern coast has won the hearts of both travelers and locals alike, becoming a must-see for those seeking authentic experiences beyond the beaches. The building, with its distinctive aesthetic that breaks from the typical Canarian lighthouse image, adds a special touch to an already stunning natural setting. Perfect for a morning or midday escape, as it welcomes visitors from Tuesday to Saturday until five in the afternoon. A place where the ocean, architecture, and the feeling of standing at the edge of the world come together beautifully.