Fuerteventura, Canary Islands

Beach Guides — Fuerteventura

From kite-surfing meccas to deserted wild coves — find your perfect beach.

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Flag Beach

Corralejo

Fuerteventura's world-famous windsurfing and kitesurfing mecca

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Sotavento Beach

Costa Calma

Home to a vast natural lagoon and the PWA Windsurfing World Cup each summer

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Playa de Esquinzo

Jandía

A tranquil golden-sand cove nestled into the Jandía coastline

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Playa de Cofete

Jandía

Fuerteventura's most dramatic and remote wild beach, utterly unspoiled.

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Playa del Matorral

Morro Jable

Morro Jable's expansive golden beach, known for its tranquil waters and superb amenities.

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Grandes Playas

Corralejo

This 3.5km expanse of stunning beaches lies within Corralejo's protected dune park

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Playa de la Concha

El Cotillo

Fuerteventura's calmest lagoon beach, right at El Cotillo's edge

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Popcorn Beach

Majanicho

A unique Fuerteventura beach famed for its 'popcorn' rhodoliths, not sand – but unsuitable for swimming.

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Playa de Ajuy

Ajuy

Black volcanic sand beneath cliffs revealing the Canaries' oldest rock

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Playa de la Pared

La Pared

Fuerteventura's legendary surf beach, but strictly for surfing, not swimming.

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Playa del Médano

Corralejo

Wide golden sand at the northern edge of the Corralejo dune park

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Playa del Águila

El Cotillo

A cliff-ringed cove south of El Cotillo, reached only by a stone staircase

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Playa del Castillo

Caleta de Fuste

A sheltered horseshoe bay with calm, shallow water and an 18th-century watchtower

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Puertito de los Molinos

Los Molinos

A black-cliff cove and a handful of fishing houses on the west coast

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Playa de Garcey

Pájara

A wild west-coast beach with dangerous water and the remains of a 1994 shipwreck

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