Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace

🏖️ Stunning beachfront setting on Jandia’s long white-sand beach
💆 Rejuvenating Spa Sensations with adults-only indoor pool
🍣 Fantastic rooftop Teppanyaki restaurant with live show-cooking
⭐ Star Prestige rooms with exclusive lounge, pool & VIP perks
♻️ Certified sustainable hotel meeting GSTC-recognised standards
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Travelisto style: Luxe Collection beach retreat
Rooms: 437 | Blocks: 3 | Floors: 8 | Lifts: 6

Board options: All Inclusive, Half Board

Child age: up to 14 years
Star Prestige areas and shared-pool rooms: 15+ (adults/older teens)

Jandia is famed for some of Fuerteventura’s prettiest beaches – broad sweeps of pale sand, clear turquoise water and a mellow, free-spirited vibe. Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace sits right on this shoreline, tiered into the hillside with panoramic Atlantic views from most terraces.

A short stroll (around 400m) brings you to low-key bars, cafés and mini-markets, while the main Jandia/Morro Jable strip is about 1.5km away for more restaurants, beach bars and the lighthouse promenade. Inland, volcanic ridges and Pico de la Zarza offer hiking and cinematic sunsets if you fancy a change from the beach.

Beach: on the beachfront
Nearest shops, bars & restaurants: approx. 400m
Jandia resort centre / Morro Jable promenade: approx. 1.5km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 2 hours 15 minutes

Jandia, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain

El Saladar is the main buffet restaurant, serving a generous spread of Canarian and international dishes at breakfast, lunch and dinner, with live show-cooking stations and themed evenings. Highchairs are available for younger guests, and evenings lean smart-casual – long trousers requested for gentlemen.

The star of the show is the rooftop Teppanyaki à la carte, where Japanese flavours meet knife-flash theatrics. Dinner is from a set menu, open on selected evenings (typically Mon–Fri, depending on occupancy) and bookable in advance; one visit per week is included with both All Inclusive and Half Board.

Drinks are well covered:
– Lobby-level Fin De Siglo Bar for coffee, cocktails and live music vibes
– El Faro Salon Bar for post-dinner shows and a nightcap
– Poolside La Palapa snack bar for light bites between swims
– Additional pool bars, including a dedicated Star Prestige open bar serving drinks and snacks to qualifying guests during the day

What All Inclusive typically includes.

Four outdoor freshwater pools step down towards the sand, each with plenty of sunbeds and parasols. Two of the main pools are heated in the cooler months, and there’s a separate heated children’s pool with its own sunbathing zone. A further outdoor pool, with Balinese beds and a more tranquil air, is reserved for Star Prestige guests.

Inside the spa you’ll find an adults-only heated indoor pool – handy for breezier days or a post-treatment float. Fresh pool towels are provided (usually with a refundable deposit).

From the lowest terrace, a short path leads directly onto Jandia’s immense, pale-sand beach. Expect clear, often breezy Atlantic water – perfect for long shoreline walks, paddling or trying local water sports like windsurfing and kite-surfing along the coast.

Spa Sensations is the hotel’s wellness hub, with a sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, hydro facilities and an adults-only indoor pool (local charges apply). A menu of massages and beauty treatments can be booked throughout the day, typically between 10:00 and 19:00.

Active guests can make use of the air-conditioned gym, open roughly 08:00–20:00 and equipped with cardio machines, free weights and a stretching area (usually 16+). Organised activities often include:
– Aerobics and aqua aerobics
– Pilates and yoga
– Tennis (additional charge for court or equipment hire)
– Beach volleyball and pool games

Elsewhere around the complex you’ll find a 24-hour reception, concierge-style support, currency exchange, luggage storage and practical extras such as kettle hire if needed. The whole property benefits from free Wi‑Fi, and refillable toiletry amenities support the hotel’s certified sustainability ethos.

Standard Double Room
Sleeps 2–3. Bright, modern rooms with a balcony or terrace. Facilities typically include flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobes and slippers, hairdryer, air-conditioning, USB charging port, coffee-making facilities, minibar (charge), shower bathroom and daily cleaning with linen/towel changes on request.

Double Room Side Sea View / Sea View
Sleeps 2–3. As Standard Doubles but with lateral or full sea views from the balcony or terrace – ideal if you want to enjoy Jandia’s sunrise and sunset colours from your room.

Double Room Priority Location
Sleeps 2–3. Located on higher floors for enhanced views and a quieter setting. Comes with the standard facilities, plus bathrobe and slippers and evening turndown service.

Double Room with Shared Pool & Side Sea View
Sleeps 2 adults (15+). Ground-floor rooms with a furnished terrace, direct access to a shared pool and partial sea views. Great if you like to step straight from your lounger into the water. Side-sea-view shared-pool rooms can also be booked for sole use.

Star Prestige Double Sea View
Sleeps 2–3 (15+). Upgraded sea-view rooms with access to the Star Prestige Lounge (24-hour area with open bar for drinks and snacks), exclusive Star Prestige pool with Balinese beds, a dedicated restaurant area, one complimentary spa access per person per stay, pillow menu, welcome drink and gift, turndown service, luxury toiletries, late check-out subject to availability, daily replenished minibar and a coffee machine with capsules.

Star Prestige Junior Suite Sea View
Sleeps 2–3 (15+). More spacious open-plan layout or semi-separated lounge area, plus a balcony or terrace with wide sea views. Includes the full Star Prestige benefits listed above.

Star Prestige Suite
Sleeps 2–3 (15+). The hotel’s most generous option, usually featuring a separate bedroom and living area, balcony, and a bathroom with both bath and separate shower. Comes with all Star Prestige privileges for a more boutique, VIP-style stay.

Interconnecting Double Rooms
Sleeps 4 plus 1 infant. Two standard doubles with an internal door – a flexible option for families wanting more space and privacy while staying close together.

Sole Use Variants
Most Double and Double Side Sea View categories can also be booked for sole occupancy, giving solo travellers the same comfort and facilities without compromising on space.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

🏋️ Air-conditioned gym with cardio and weights (usually 16+)
💧 Aqua aerobics and pool games
🧘 Yoga, pilates and stretching sessions
🎾 Tennis (local charge for court/equipment)
🏐 Beach volleyball and team sports
🎨 Daytime activities such as arts & crafts
🎭 Evening shows, professional performances and live music
🎧 Live DJ sets on selected nights

🛎️ 24-hour reception and concierge-style assistance
💱 Currency exchange and luggage storage
🧴 Spa Sensations with sauna, steam room, Turkish bath & massages*
🧺 Pool towels provided (deposit may apply)
👨‍👩‍👧 Children’s pool and highchairs in the restaurant
🧃 Star Prestige Lounge & open bar for qualifying guests
☕ Kettle hire available from reception if required
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel with GSTC-recognised standards
*Local charges apply for spa access, selected activities and premium services.

Jandia sits on Fuerteventura’s sun-drenched south coast and is best known for its vast, pale beaches and turquoise Atlantic swells. Expect a relaxed, free-spirited atmosphere, with parts of the shoreline popular with naturists and excellent conditions for windsurfing and kite-surfing. Inland, Pico de la Zarza and the island’s volcanic ridges offer big views and rewarding hikes.

Local basics: Currency is the Euro (€); language is Spanish, though English and German are widely understood in resort areas. Time difference from the UK is usually 0 hours. Typical direct flight time from the UK to Fuerteventura is about 4.5 hours, followed by an approximate 2 hours 15 minutes transfer to Jandia.

Hotel facts at a glance: 5-star rating, 3 accommodation blocks, 8 floors and 6 lifts, 437 rooms in total, and a Certified Sustainable Hotel label indicating compliance with a GSTC-recognised sustainability standard at the time of review. Facilities and opening times can vary by season and occupancy.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace directly on the beach?
Yes. The hotel is set right on Jandia’s long sandy beach, with only the tiered sun terraces and promenade separating the property from the sand. You can walk from pool to shoreline in just a couple of minutes.

2. How long is the transfer from Fuerteventura Airport (FUE)?
The transfer from Fuerteventura Airport to Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace is approximately 2 hours 15 minutes by shared coach, depending on traffic and the number of stops. Private transfers may be quicker.

3. What board options are available and what does All Inclusive include?
You can book All Inclusive or Half Board. All Inclusive generally covers buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant; one set-menu dinner per week at the Teppanyaki à la carte with reservation; snacks such as ice lollies between meals; and a selection of local alcoholic and soft drinks for at least 12 hours daily. The minibar is also stocked and replenished daily. Half Board includes breakfast and dinner in the main restaurant plus one Teppanyaki dinner per week, with drinks at Teppanyaki charged extra. Details can change, so check the information provided at check-in.

4. Are Star Prestige rooms adults-only and what extra benefits do they include?
Star Prestige rooms at Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace are for guests aged 15 and over. Perks typically include access to an exclusive Star Prestige lounge with open bar 24/7, a dedicated Star Prestige pool area with Balinese beds, one complimentary spa access per person per stay, a reserved area in the main restaurant, pillow menu, turndown service, upgraded toiletries, welcome drink and gift, late check-out subject to availability and a minibar and coffee machine replenished daily.

5. Is Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace good for families?
Yes – while the atmosphere is sophisticated, families are welcome. There’s a children’s pool, highchairs in the restaurant and interconnecting double rooms that can sleep up to four plus an infant. Note that some areas such as the gym, spa, indoor pool and Star Prestige sections are restricted to older teens and adults.

6. Does the hotel have a spa and indoor pool?
The Spa Sensations area includes a sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, treatment cabins and an adults-only heated indoor pool. Spa access, hydro circuit use and treatments incur a local charge, and opening hours are typically 10:00–19:00.

7. What sports and activities are available on site?
On top of the beach and pools, guests can use the air-conditioned gym and join classes such as aerobics, aqua aerobics, pilates, yoga and stretching. There is also tennis (local charge for court or racquet hire) and beach or poolside team sports. The daily and evening entertainment programme runs year-round with live music, DJ sets and professional shows.

8. Is Wi‑Fi available at Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace?
Yes. Complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including in rooms and public areas, so you can stay connected, stream or work remotely if needed.

9. Is the hotel certified as sustainable?
Yes. Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace is labelled as a Certified Sustainable Hotel, meaning it meets a sustainability standard that is recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) at the time of assessment. Iberostar’s group-wide goals focus on reducing waste, protecting coastal ecosystems and supporting local communities.

10. What is the dress code in the restaurants?
The main buffet restaurant and Teppanyaki generally apply a smart-casual dress code in the evening. Beachwear is not allowed, and the hotel usually requests that men wear long trousers at dinner. Some bars also ask guests not to wear swimwear or sports vests in the evening.