HiperDino - Las Rotondas (Puerto del Rosario)
HiperDino supermarket at Las Rotondas shopping centre, Puerto del Rosario.

A store of the Canarian chain HiperDino at the Las Rotondas shopping centre in Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura. A daily-shopping supermarket with local and everyday products at competitive prices.
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