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From kite-surfing meccas to deserted wild coves — find your perfect beach.
The island's kite and windsurf beach, three kilometres south of Corralejo
A tidal lagoon big enough for the PWA World Cup and shallow enough for toddlers
A quiet golden-sand beach on the sheltered Jandía coast
Eleven kilometres of empty Atlantic beach below the Jandía ridge — and water you should not swim in
Morro Jable's town beach: two kilometres of pale sand, calm water, a lighthouse at the end
This 3.5km expanse of stunning beaches lies within Corralejo's protected dune park
Fuerteventura's calmest lagoon beach, right at El Cotillo's edge
A unique Fuerteventura beach famed for its 'popcorn' rhodoliths, not sand – but unsuitable for swimming.
Black volcanic sand beneath cliffs revealing the Canaries' oldest rock
Fuerteventura's legendary surf beach, but strictly for surfing, not swimming.
Wide golden sand at the northern edge of the Corralejo dune park
A cliff-ringed cove south of El Cotillo, reached only by a stone staircase
A sheltered horseshoe bay with calm, shallow water and an 18th-century watchtower
A black-cliff cove and a handful of fishing houses on the west coast
A wild west-coast beach with dangerous water and the remains of a 1994 shipwreck
A quiet, crescent-shaped beach on Corralejo's hotel-lined Grandes Playas coast
A remote fishing hamlet's rocky beach on Jandía's wild west coast, plus the Natural Park's own visitor centre