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The architecture of the tourist complex to the south of Puerto del Rosario, with the Caleta de Fuste yachting marina, is regarded as exemplary. Around the old fort and along the sandy bay, the holiday complexes are prettily arranged, with plenty of plants.

There is no lack of leisure activities. In the centre of town, there are bars and restaurants of various categories, from an English pub to the exclusive “Restaurante Puerto Castillo”, with a view of the harbour. Numerous shops, including a German bakery, invite you to browse. The town has its own round-the-clock medical service. If you want, you can surf (even as a beginner) or dive, cycle, and play tennis or squash. The sandy bay located right in the town is particularly suitable for families with small children.
In the harbour, yachting trips with picnics and deep-sea angling are available.
Outside El Castillo, there is an open-air museum with salt works and lime-burning kilns. It is easy to reach on foot.