The weather in Fuerteventura is very similar to whole of the canary islands region in that it has great spring all
year round with over 320 sunny days a year (on average). Fuerteventura has very little rainfall even during winter months and during the summer months rainfall is virtually zero. Unlike the western Canary islands of Spain, and Lanzarote which is its nearest neighbour, Fuerteventura does not have high mountain peaks and the trade winds just pass over it without precipitation. As a tourist, you will find the weather in Ferteventura warm enough to wear shorts and tee shirts all year round. With lonely, golden sandy beaches, low cliff lines, smooth crystal-clear warm  turquoise seas Fuerteventura is a must for all beach lovers. The landscape invites to explore and relish but also offers ideal conditions for any kind of aquatic sport  usually  all year round because of the Fuerteventura's weather

Fuerteventura is the 2nd largest of the Canary Islands and is growing in popularity as a tourist destination with remaining above 20C even during the winter months. Fuerteventura is home to 50km of unspoilt beaches, and the coastal breeze makes the waters excellent for windsurfing and other watersports. The main tourist resorts are well served with golf courses, a zoo, a waterpark and a range of marine excursions. Much of Fuerteventura has remained relatively untouched by tourism and a trip away from the main resort areas reveals charming white washed villages with cobbled streets and some fantastic traditional cuisine. Fuerteventura a privileged destination for all tourists. A good way to get to know the island's most hidden spots is to explore the tracks and trails that will lead you to areas of unspoilt countryside. The island also has scheduled boat and ferry services all year round to the rest of the Canary islands and Spain, departing from Puerto del Rosario, La Oliva , Corralejo and Pojara

With year round sunshine Fuerteventuura is only 100 kilometers from the West African coastline and is on the same latitude as Florida and Mexico, (but half the flight time and cost) making it a great winter or summer retreat.
May through until August generally sees Fuerteventura experiencing no rainfall, and 11 hours of sunshine a day. If you want to avoid the peak summer crowds of July and August then May and June are an ideal time to visit.

Even in winter, temperatures in Fuerteventura stay over 20ºC, so by delaying your holiday until the last fe
w months of the year for a cheaper deal, you're still going to be getting weather a great deal better than back home in the UK. What's more, there are over 320 days of sunshine per year, so you might end up being pretty well tanned for the Christmas festivities. From Christmas to the middle of March, Feurteventura is possible to get a whole week of wet and cloudy weather with the temperature about 20C in the day and 15C at night.