• The Beaches of Fuerteventura

Most of the island coastline is “deserted”, with some beaches offering well developed infrastructures but still not crowded. The northeastern beaches are often quite windy to the delight of surfers who find some of Europe’s best surfing conditions here.

Cotillo
A small fishing village in the northwest of the island considered a surfer’s paradise.

Corralejo
A small fishing town in the north with a beautiful promenade, restaurants and coffee shops, and a 16 km stretch of beaches including the beautiful beaches of El Moro, El Rio and Playa el Pozo.

Sotavento in Costa Calma
The main tourist location in the southeast proud of 30 km of wonderful beaches. While there are towns and resorts with all the required facilities, it’s the tranquil and un-crowded beaches in the area that attracts visitors.

Playa de Cofete
A 2 km long stunning and isolated sandy beach notorious for its high waves, on the island’ southern tip near Cofete.

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Scenic view of El Cotillo in Fuerteventura island, The Canaries, Spain

El Cotillo Beach

Aerial view of Corralejo National Park (Parque Natural de Corralejo) with sand dunes located in the northeast corner of the island of Fuerteventura, The Canary Islands, Spain

Corralejo National Park

View of the beach Sotavento with golden sand and crystal sea water of amazing colors on Costa Calma on the island of Fuerteventura, The Canaries, Spain

Sotavento Beach