- Fuerteventura Holidays
- Caleta de Fuste
- Caybeach Caleta
Caybeach Caleta is located in a 2 minutes walk from the beach and 150 metres from Castillo centre. This appartments with one or two bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom, sofa bed in the living room and a large terrace with chairs and sunloungers ready to enjoy are the best option to discover Fuerteventura. Family fun awaits at the hotel's multisport and playground areas where have a mini golf match, discover the tennis court or have a bath in the swimming pool is a must.
Dip into one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools or enjoy other recreational amenities including a sauna and a fitness centre. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and an arcade/games room.
Booked as a last minute cheap get away.
Accomodation was lovely, no fault at all with room. Clean and bright. Air con only in bedroom but found if kept bedroom door open it helped cool the living room too, plus not in room during day enough to be bothered by air-con in only one room. Bungalows set out nicely and easy to get around (we were reception side). Rooms have a patio with two sunbeds and table and chairs.
All staff nice friendly and helpful.
Bar does nice food and drinks at a decent price with a happy hour 5-6 make sure you ask for the local spirits in that hour and you get 2 for 1.
Caleta de fuste is a relatively small resort so easy to get around even with reduced mobility my mum was on crutches and did fine.
Accom In a good location 5-10 mins walk to nearest supermarket all bars and restaurants in town.
10-15mins to beach which was lovely 3 sunbeds and a umbrella was €17.50 for the whole day. There is a beach bar kiosk, changing rooms, toilets and showers until 7pm.
There is a market 5mins walk from accom on a tues and saturday, its ok not as good as other markets on other islands.
The only negative about the caybeach is the pool sunbeds and opening times. The pool opens at 10, and there are only 80 beds which is odd for quite a big hotel, but to get a sunbed you need to be there for 9 to reserve an umbrella and grab however many beds you need, then the lifeguard comes and unlocks them at 10 by 5 past all sunbeds are gone. The pool is only open until 6pm which also feels a bit early for a pool in the height of holiday season. That said if you go out of school hols the beds are prob not an issue.
I would go again out of holidays due to the sunbed situation or I would pay for a poolside room as then you could use your own beds and just wak to pool in seconds.
A good holiday at Caybeach Caleta. A very clean and spacious bungalow. Good location, a 10min walk to restaurants and the shops. No noise issues, quite quiet. Not a lot going on during the day or night time, which was something we wanted. Good value for money for the stay. We wouldn't recommend to others or return to as we had a few issues.
Shocking experience so far, here 2 days and the fighting for the sun beds is a disgrace, both MEN and women are out guarding the beds before the woman comes over and releases them. There’s not enough beds for everybody hence the carry on at 10 o clock in the morning. I wouldn’t come back here whatsoever, it’s like a free for all, would NOT recommend.
AVOID! I’ve been here for 2 weeks with my children ages 0,4,5,6,9 & 11.
It’s been a disaster, I have lots of cons -
Sunbed wars, only 81 sunbeds, staff don’t stick to the no reservation policy
Kids club is closed, no alternatives, nothing for kids to do
no mini golf, it’s all broken and run down
no evening entertainment apart from bingo
no gym or sauna
all arcade games are broken and steal euros, hotel says there’s nothing they can do as it’s not their equipment
rooms say for a family of 4, but the sofa bed is a thin piece of foam, ours were all stained with what looked like blood, all covers were ripped
fridge doesn’t close, freezer door was non existent
our extractor fan didn’t work
air con is dirty, full of black mould, doesn’t ventilate through the whole apartment
we found cockroaches in our room, lots of ants also
key card system is awkward and complicated, there is no security around the hotel, the hotels gates can just be opened without keycard, lots of the apartments are on the roadside near cars
breakfast is expensive compared to cafes in the town
constant sewage smell in the air near swimming pool
swimming pool all 1 depth of 1.35m - not good for little ones
staff are rude and clearly don’t want to be there
when I complain to reception staff they avoid my questions and complaints then continue by saying manager is unavailable
regarding the area, I wouldn’t recommend elderly or wheelchair users, curbs are very high, floors are cracked and broken in lots of places and the area is covered in rubbish. The beaches are beautiful, it all just needs some TLC.
Pros -
We had a great holiday here, 11 nights. There were some ants in our apartment which was swiftly rectified by a cleaner. The TV remote didn't work and we couldn't use our firestorm, but hey, we didn't go on holiday to watch TV. The patios were a great added bonus. The only big criticism I have is the sunbed situation. People are round the pool by 9am every morning, clutching on to parasols, hands on sunbeds, waiting for them to be unlocked. It was quite entertaining to watch. So, if you're wanting the kind of holiday where you sit round a pool all day, be prepared to humiliate yourself for the privilege. We booked bed and breakfast, I didn't have high hopes about the breakfast based on previous reviews, but i was very pleasantly surprised. Lots of choice, hot and cold buffet self service. Someone was making pancakes on demand, as well an omelettes. It was really very decent food. Great location, supermarkets reasonable compared to other holiday destinations. We went on an all inclusive boat trip and also to the water park. A couple of days at the beach, hired scooters too. There was a music festival on the beach while were there which was great, lots for the kids to do as well.
