Pick-up from all hotels in the south. The first stop is Playa de la Pared, a wild beach with rocks shaped by the wind. Then, we continue to Cueva de Ajuy, a natural monument. Ajuy has a black beach, and it is said to be a pirate cave. We continue to the La Peñitas viewpoint, which offers an unforgettable view. Next, we head to Betancuria, Fuerteventura's first capital, founded in 1404 and the site of one of the first European settlements in the Canary Islands until 1834. Five minutes from Betancuria, we find the statue of the kings of Fuerteventura, Guíse and Ayose, and the Calderón Hondo volcano. To end the day, we visit the Corralejo dunes.