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Last updated: September 2026 (updated regularly)
In Lajares, surfers and long-time residents meet in the mornings at the Coco Café, which boasts a five-star rating based on 41 reviews. It is places like this that shape the island’s café culture more than the hotel lobbies. The 12 best cafés on Fuerteventura are located in quiet villages and old fishing ports, such as La Ola Bistrot in El Cotillo on Calle del Muelle de Pescadores. There, locals order their café con leche, whilst package holidaymakers head to the resort buffet. The FARO PARADISE in Morro Jable demonstrates just how closely the coast and coffee are linked here.
Café culture between the Atlantic and the desert
A coffee costs between €1.20 and €2.50, with prices tending towards the upper end in tourist areas. Islanders usually have breakfast between 8 am and 10 am, often with tostada con aceite or Queso majorero, the only Canary Islands cheese with a Protected Designation of Origin. At the Desayuno Buffet Pan y Café on Calle Isla Graciosa in Puerto del Rosario, breakfast takes centre stage. In rural cafés, guests pay in cash. The menus are almost exclusively in Spanish, and the owners appreciate it when customers know a few words of the language.
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Majorero, that goat’s cheese made from the milk of the Majorera goat, features on the menu at many of the 58 cafés. The Café del Mar Ajuy in the fishing village of Ajuy has the longest guest list on the island, with 1,952 reviews. From its terrace, the view stretches across the flat, desert-like landscape of the easternmost Canary Island.
In Lajares, the best spots are clustered along Calle Majanicho, where Vala · Food Open Club and Mana Café DOS are just a few house numbers apart. Around Betancuria, near the shrine of the Virgen de la Peña, small coffee houses nestle amongst old stone houses. There, the cortado is served strong and in small glasses.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are cafés open in Fuerteventura?
Most of the 58 cafés in Fuerteventura open between 8 and 9 am and close in the late afternoon or early evening. In tourist resorts such as Corralejo, Costa Calma and Morro Jable, opening hours are often extended into the evening.
What’s the best way to get to the cafés in Fuerteventura?
The most flexible way to get to the cafés is by hire car, as the island is flat and the road network is well developed. The bus routes operated by Tiadhe connect the larger towns. In Corralejo, Puerto del Rosario and Caleta de Fuste, many cafés are within walking distance of one another.
Are there cafés in Fuerteventura with outdoor terraces or sea views?
Many of the 58 cafés have outdoor terraces, thanks to the island’s dry and mild climate. Sea views are particularly common at cafés along the promenades of Corralejo, Morro Jable and Costa Calma, as well as along the extensive sandy beaches.