The Museo Arqueológico de Fuerteventura is located on Calle Roberto Roldán in Betancuria, the island's first capital after the conquest and one of Spain's most beautiful villages. Here you can explore a collection of fossils, archaeological finds, and ethnographic items that trace the region's history from its earliest days.

The museum sits in a building in the historic heart of Betancuria, a quiet village surrounded by reddish and yellow mountains. The exhibition brings together materials that help explain how the ancient inhabitants of Fuerteventura lived and how the island has changed over time.

At the entrance you'll find a QR code you can scan to access detailed explanations of the displayed pieces. It's a practical way to follow the route and gain a clearer understanding of the context behind each object.