Fuerteventura tenders project for Interpretation Centre at Morro Velosa

The Island Council will invest €345,382 to musealize the viewpoint and add a cafeteria, aiming to enhance the island's natural and cultural heritage.

Morro Velosa viewpoint in Fuerteventura with arid landscape.
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Morro Velosa viewpoint in Fuerteventura with arid landscape.

The Cabildo de Fuerteventura has put out to tender the project to create and launch the Interpretation Centre for Arid Zones at the Morro Velosa Viewpoint, an initiative designed to enhance the island's natural and cultural heritage.

This comprehensive action includes the design of the museological and museographical project, content production, manufacturing and installation of exhibition elements, and the equipping of a cafeteria area. The base tender budget amounts to €345,382.54.
Interested parties can submit their applications until September 14th. Full information is available on the Cabildo's contractor profile.

"With this project, we continue to advance in our commitment to improve and expand the island's cultural spaces, also taking advantage of a privileged location like Morro Velosa to bring knowledge of our territory and its natural values closer to residents and visitors."

Lola García · President of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura
According to the Minister of Culture, Rayco León, this action is part of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura's action plan for the revaluation and renovation of the Island's museum network. It aims to modernize existing facilities and create new spaces and equipment, leveraging the potential of the Mirador de Morro Velosa for environmental education and the understanding of the Majorero landscape.
The future centre is envisioned as an innovative interpretation space, moving away from the traditional exhibition concept to offer an attractive, educational, and immersive experience for visitors. The content will cover aspects such as the geological formation and arid landscape of Fuerteventura, biodiversity, and the natural processes that have shaped the territory, using various exhibition, audiovisual, and interactive resources. The project also includes an immersive experiential space for a sensory and participatory approach to these topics.
Based on information from the official source: Cabildo de Fuerteventura (14/08/2026)