The initiative, run in collaboration with La Oliva Town Council, includes competitions, immersive experiences, haunted trails, an escape room and other activities.
The Cabildo de Fuerteventura, through its Department of Commerce, and the Asociación Comercial Empresarial y Profesional del Norte (Empronor) have launched the ‘Come and Have a Scary Time at Halloween’ campaign, running until 31 October in Corralejo, in the municipality of La Oliva. The initiative is being run in collaboration with La Oliva Town Council and includes competitions, as well as immersive experiences, haunted trails, an escape room and other activities.
The island authority is fully funding the activities, which aim to support local businesses, encourage spending and reward customer loyalty, as part of the Strategic Grant Plan for the Commercial Revival of Fuerteventura 2026-2028.
During the presentation, the Commerce Councillor, Lolina Negrín, highlighted “an event that has been held successfully for several years now, thanks to the coordinated work between the Cabildo and Empronor, with the collaboration of La Oliva Town Council”.
On behalf of La Oliva Town Council, Gleiber Carreño invited everyone “to take part in some family activities designed to liven up the municipality’s open shopping areas”.
Daniel Rodríguez Santana, representing Empronor, thanked the Cabildo de Fuerteventura for its contribution and La Oliva Town Council for its collaboration.
Activities
The ‘Come and Have a Scary Time at Halloween’ campaign is made up of two parts. Firstly, it includes a competition open to anyone who makes purchases or spends €20 or more at participating establishments.
In addition, on 31 October Avenida Nuestra Señora del Carmen and Calle Lepanto will be transformed into a themed setting, fully decorated to create an immersive atmosphere. There will also be a series of Halloween haunted trails and an escape room, along with face-painting, craft workshops and a costume parade.
