The best beaches in Fuerteventura

Caleta de Fuste is the third largest resort of the island. The beach is located on the east coast of the island, 10 kilometers from the airport.

Sotavento is considered to be one of the longest coasts of Fuerteventura. The total length of the beach is 30 kilometers. It has been Sotavento for many years in a row that has been the center for a variety of sports competitions, and the beach has gained special popularity among surfers. In addition, Sotavento was awarded the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and high environmental performance.

Corralejo is the largest resort in Fuerteventura. Almost all the beaches of Corralejo within the city of the same name are quite crowded, but for lovers of privacy it’s enough to go beyond its borders, to where the ten-kilometer coast begins, there is a secluded area with untouched nature.

Cofete on the island of Fuerteventura is a real wild beach with a length of 12 kilometers. A minimum of buildings, the lack of an asphalt road, endless clean white sand and the raging ocean - tourists love it for this.

The resort of Gran Tarajal is a port with 170 berths, which accepts both fishing and sports vessels. The marina is equipped with everything necessary: from the elevator to the columns with drinking water, as well as showers and toilets, accessible to all visitors to the port.

Esmeralda beach is washed by the blue water of the Atlantic Ocean, its second name is Emerald. Clean, comfortable, small and beautiful beach has long been a favorite vacation spot for many tourists who prefer various types of recreation.

In the south of Fuerteventura there is a bright white sandy beach Esquinzo, which is located on a cliff. To the beach, where you can take a wonderful walk from the bay to the bay along a long stone staircase.

In the northwest of Fuerteventura, less than three and a half kilometers from the fishing village is the beach of Aljibe de la Cueva. This beach is fairly well hidden and secluded. Its main audience is youth, a beach that is hardly visited. The length of Aljibe de la Cueva is 400 m, the sand on the beach is fine, gold-colored, and water shimmers with all shades of turquoise. Access is sloping and partially rocky, the beach is framed by low cliffs and several dunes. The beach is quite a popular place among wind and kitesurfers who come here to teach the basics of beginners and conduct master classes for "advanced" surfers, however, they have to take equipment with them, because there is no board rental service on the beach, but lifeguards are on duty. To get to the beach of Aljibe de la Cueva, you can walk for 20-30 minutes or from El Cotillo by bus to the nearest bus stop on the road from gravel.

Barlovento is another deserted beach (along with Cofete ), located on the Jandia peninsula, only in its western part. Due to the constant gusts of wind, strong waves and undercurrents, it is not recommended for swimming, but it is definitely worth a visit for the sake of contemplation by the majestic mountains holding up the clouds.

Costa Calma is one of the most popular resorts in Fuerteventura, a two-kilometer white sand beach with a turquoise ocean.