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All inclusive for seven nights was outstanding value. It's a well-run hotel with friendly and pleasant staff and good facilities. It's also in a lovely location, and the private beach and surrounding beaches are beaches where you can go out relatively far without the water becoming very deep whereas I found that the beaches further up the coast get deeper much quicker. The room was spacious, maybe a little spartan but I don't go on holidays to stay in my room so it didn't really matter and I appreciated the free Wifi and the balcony with a view of the sea. Everything is here for a great holiday, with the possibility of booking excursions, bike hire nearby, tennis and padel centre nearby, kite-surfing and wind-surfing a few kilometres away, and shops just half a kilometre away. I also had a very good massage in the hotel spa. There's a nice palm tree-lined walking and cycling paths that run for around 2.5 kilometres that are away from the hotels and road and bring you up to the top of the town - ots of people go out for a walk there in the evening. There are lots of different beaches within walking distance, including Matas, Esmaralda, Paraisa and the most spectacular one, Sotavento, which you could walk to in around 45 minutes (there is also a bicycle path there) which is quite windy and mostly for windsurfing and not really for swimmers but looks spectacular. One day I took the No 5 bus (bus stop is just 200 metres from the hotel) to the town of Morro Jable (just 2.70 euros each way) which as well as being a large town with many clothes and other shops, also has lovely beaches. There is an AllTrails hike from La Lajita (near Costa Calma) to Morre Jable also. I would definitely return, although Fuerteventura does get a steady wind which can be a little offputting at times and can make the sea a little choppy at times. Still had a great time.