Beaches

Playa del Matorral 4.7 For its location, accessibility, activities and environment, the beach of the Matorral is one of the most interesting beaches of Fuerteventura for travelers. Located on the outskirts of Morro Jable, a tourist development that belongs to the municipality of La Pájara, it is a clear example of the sandals that are located on the peninsula of the Jandia, to the south of the island: spacious, endless, practically virgin spaces with a fine and golden sand that ends up being the paradise for bathing and water sports fans.
Caleta de Fuste (Playa del Castillo) 4.4 Caleta De Fuste is an artificial village that was built around a long bay in the form of a horseshoe, very protected from the waves and the wind, where a large beach has been created eminently familiar for its safety and lack of waves. The beach has a length of approximately 800 meters and is ideal for swimming and sunbathing. There is also a wide variety of water sports available, such as windsurfing, kitesurf, diving and snorkel. In addition, there is a wide variety of restaurants, bars and shops along the promenade that is located near the beach. Its position, almost in the center of the island, makes it a perfect destination for the holidays, as both the sites of interest from the north (Corralejo, El Cotillo), or from the south (Costa Calma, Jandia), are located at the same distance. The Caleta de Fuste Beach is an ideal choice for those who seek to enjoy the sun, the sea and the sand in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. In short, Caleta de Fuste Beach is one of the best beaches in Fuerteventura and is a popular tourist destination for those who visit the island.
Beaches of Costa Calma 4.5 It is a long beach of more than 2 km in length, which is provided with a beautiful walk full of hotels, apartments and chiringuitos with sea views. The Playa de Costa Calma is made up of a "main beach" of 1.5 km. To the north of this there are two small beaches, protected and family With the low tide, you can walk all this area, as it is a pleasant walk of just over an hour, where we can see the differences between all these beaches. (With high tide, these beaches are separated by the sea and rocks, so it is dangerous to try to cross from one beach to another). It is well equipped, with a good number of hammocks and umbrellas, chiringuitos, toilets and showers, as well as access to nearby restaurants and shopping centers. What to do When a little wind rises, the southern area is perfect for learning to surf, kitesurf and windsurfing. The nearby accommodation offers the beach with various services such as hammocks and umbrellas, surveillance of lifeguards or various activities for water leisure. Its access road is surrounded by indigenous vegetation, making Costa Calma look like a real oasis among the white sand. .
Playa Esquinzo Butihondo m 4.6 Its sand is fine and white, and there is usually not too much waves. It is a beach of almost 3 km, divided into different beaches, which allows you to offer great areas of tranquility despite being in a tourist area. This is why the beach, located in the south of the island of Fuerteventura, is perfect for practicing nudism with all privacy, sunbathing with all the comforts Its transparent and turquoise waters make this beach a perfect idyllic place to enjoy some nautical sport such as surfing, kitesurf or windsurfing and if we decide to practice scuba diving we can observe different types of Manta on the bottom of the sea. It has many services to spend a full day on the beach, such as hammock and umbrella rental, showers and toilets. Along the beach there are some chiringuitos to be able to eat by the sea and establishments that offer guidance for water sports as well as an extensive offer of hotels and apartments for the accommodation. It is a very accessible beach, with parking and connection to the bus line that goes to the village of Morro Jable.
Playa de la Guirra 4.6 Located in the east of Fuerteventura, it is one of the preferred beaches for the little ones because the sea is so quiet that they can play and squat all day without danger. 700m white and silky sand end up making this beach the perfect setting for a day under the sun. This beach has hammocks, sunshades anchored in the sand and a parking area. It also has lifeguards and amphibian chairs prepared for people with reduced mobility to enjoy the sea. A garden walk and decorated with the old lime furnaces of the area surrounds the beach of La Guirra and the unites with the center of Caleta de Fuste, where the visitor will have leisure and restoration services.
Giniginamar Beach 4.4 Giniginamar is a small fishing village, where there is also a small residential area, which retains a certain charm. Its beach, 500 meters long, is of thick black sand and stones. It's very good for family to go to the beach, as it doesn't usually get very saturated. It is in a bay protected from the waves, and its cliffs protect relatively from the wind. Its waters are often very quiet and also have access for disabled people and many services we can enjoy. Giniginamar Bay is a protected area of high biological interest. On its beach there are palm trees, tarajales and an open shroud of matamoros. Giniginamar has numerous training courses where the sailors of the area fish. If we go to the Giniginamar Beach, we can also relax, eat or drink something on one of its terraces or restaurant, or just walking through its beautiful promenade.
Playa de Coffe 4.8 In the southern appendix of Fuerteventura, on the Jandia peninsula, one of the most extensive and majestic treasures of this Canary land is hidden: the beach of Cofete. Hidden in the barlovento part of the peninsula, this incredible arenal of more than 12 kilometres of extension has the invaluable help of the crest of the Natural Park of Jandia as guardians of its secret. The mountain chain of the peninsula goes down abruptly on the side of our beach, whose difficult access has as a happy counterpart to be able to attend a virtually virgin place. Undoubtedly, Cofete is one of the most special beaches of Fuerteventura, and his visit is likely to become an unforgettable experience.

The kilometers of white sand beaches that disappear in the turquoise waters, make to a large extent of Fuerteventura the place of Canarias in having the best beaches of the Archipelago. The perfect sand of these beaches, they do not come from the Sahara (as some tourist guides say), but are entirely formed by broken shells and other remains of marine mammals. Fuerteventura is often very windy, although it is usually possible to find some sheltered beach along the East Coast. The western beaches, as can be those of the Cotillo, receive stronger winds and are very popular among people who practice surfing, although you can also find coves of the quietest near where the Faro is located.

Latitude:28.231136·Longitude:-14.091985