24 January 2025
New Naples-Fuerteventura flight with easyJet
From 25 June 2025, every Wednesday the connection to one of the most fascinating islands of the Canary Islands
easyJet expands its offer from Naples airport by introducing a new route for the 2025 summer season: Naples - Fuerteventura. Now the airline's new routes rise to 34 for summer 2025, further consolidating its network which, with over 250 destinations to and from 18 Italian airports, is confirmed as one of the most efficient and popular airlines with travellers.
Known for its long golden sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, it is an ideal destination for those seeking sun, sea and water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing. But the island is not just about the sea: its volcanic landscape, the dunes of the Corralejo Natural Park and the traditional villages offer authentic experiences and an immersion in the local culture, made up of unique flavors and traditional cuisine.
Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: EasyJet Press Office
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