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fab little book - Rated
Agree absolutely with Fuerte fan above. Have just returned from the island and found this little book indispensable. It is good on both the mainstream and the more obscure places you might want to visit. It is certainly well organised and easy to use. And so well priced.
Recommended guidebook to Fuerte - Rated
OK, so it devotes 10 pages to Las Palmas (not exactly a common day trip destination for visitors to Fuerte) but that small detail apart, this is without a doubt one of the BEST guide books to Fuerteventura. The information is up-to-date and well-organised geographically (it's a big island and if you're staying in the far south you probably don't want to wade through lots of data on sightseeing options 70 miles to the north)and the section on Lanzarote helpful, as many Fuerte holidaymakers DO pop over there for a day. All in all, my top pick guide to the island, especially at this LOW price.
not worth having - Rated
This guide was as useful as a chocolate teapot. We did not even bother to take with us after purchasing it. Of its 174 pages, over 35 pages cover Lanzarote and Gran Canaria, not what you really want in a guide book on Furteventura. A lot of the content appears to have been copied from the "AA Map and guide to Lanzarote and Fuerteventura", which is more useful, as it contains a large map of the island.
Guidebooks are typically used by the curious travellers, who want to explore, but information on public transport is skipped over, and discounted as a means of exploring the island. In fact the opposite is true; with careful planning you can explore a lot of the island by its fast,comfortable and cheap bus service(1 Euro from the airport to Puerto del Rosario). See www.tiadhe.com, where you can review route plans and timetables. There is a distinct lack of street maps of the resorts and towns to enable you to find your way around, as unfortunately street signs are not that common.
A reader from oxfordshire, alun@screaming.net