Puerto del Rosario, the capital of Fuerteventura, sits along the island’s eastern coast, where volcanic landscapes meet the Atlantic. Once a modest port known for trade and fishing, the city has evolved into a relaxed cultural hub defined by open plazas, seaside promenades and an unexpected collection of outdoor sculptures. A walk through the historic center reveals whitewashed buildings and local cafés, while the waterfront invites lingering views across the harbor. Nearby beaches and the island’s stark interior landscapes underscore Puerto del Rosario’s appeal as both a gateway and a reflection of Fuerteventura’s quietly captivating character.