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All what you said can apply to any Island in the Canaries ( I know I've bee to all 8 )and I think it is unfair to single out Fuerteventura, an Island I've been to about 20 times. The simple answer is do your research before you go wherever you go!.

Thank you for this video, i find it really helpful! We are going there in November and your video is great preparation :)

@kamenberg

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! ☺️

@isaacsmith6548

Жыл бұрын

I’m going in November too

The new studio looks very nice!

@kamenberg

2 жыл бұрын

I will gladly reinvest income from this channel into gear and new destinations if people ask for more honest reviews or experiencing places they'll probably never see in their lifetime. Otherwise there is no point really and I have many other hobbies to feed 😃 So subscribe - like- comment, it is all free for you!

Great video! Problem is; even if you can drive, the money saved by going to Lidl is spent on a car rental...

I will guys appreciate it much if you give me thumbs up, leave a comment and even subscribe if you like this video. I can assure you that we had a very nice vacation indeed. 😁 How was yours?

Which is the video where you talk about car renting?

Never had a problem with public transport on Fuerteventura. 50 euro note to pay ... get real.

If you spend a little money you have the time of your life on fuerteventura. Have stayed in Corralejo several times and it's amazing. If you want to save money stay home :)

Sounds more like an experiment not a vacation 😄

been there many times going back in december for 18 days and never had a problem with public transport

@SM.gogetter

Жыл бұрын

Was the weather good in December ? And was there much to do like pubs/restaurants etc when going out or did you have to get transport to the city

@bazza8984

Жыл бұрын

@@SM.gogetter weather in mid 20s all bars and restaurants open as normal

@SM.gogetter

Жыл бұрын

@@bazza8984 is around the area poor as it’s not fully developed ? Does it look bad ? As I want to bring my girlfriend, also how far is it from caleta del fuste

Imagine for a second that many customers bring 50 euro bank notes to a bus driver. How much petty cash does s/he need to have to attend all those customers? It's pretty unreasonable to expect them to have as much cash. You have to split large bills for this kind of small transactions (across most of the Eurozone). The key is to withdraw odd numbers, like 30, 70 or 130. Some bank ATMs even offer whether you would like large or small bills. (And besides, my dear Swedish friends, we miss you in the Eurozone... it will save you all those ATM fees and booster trade!... :-)

I grew up in caleta and it’s true the buses are TERRIBLE xddd I moved to Gran Canaria and it’s much better

@a.murillo4987

2 жыл бұрын

Entiendo sus divinos " not to do", pero los que venimos a vivir a Fuerteventura amamos estos aspectos. En Tenerife tienen todos los transportes....y en Fuerteventura yo he podido ir a cualquier lugar en transporte público y en mi coche.

@YungDan6699

2 жыл бұрын

@@a.murillo4987 claro broder, pero en épocas turísticas, que yo naci y viví to mi vida allá en FTV, se peta de gente que no entiende como realmente es el rollo tranquilo de la isla, por eso para los guiris de mi edad por ejemplo recomiendo más las islas capitales. FTV es donde quedó yo con la gente real me entiendes?

Oh god, 😅😅😅 the driver was kind enough to change your 50 euros with his own money and give you a good advice on always bringing some change and you get so obnoxious and self-rigtheous. Yes, not everywhere cards are accepted, get used to it, what a shock.

@kamenberg

8 ай бұрын

If they don't accept cards, they should be able to accept cash and return change in their OWN currency without any comments whatsoever. It is a business and they are the ONLY operator on the market.