A stunning, expansive beach with almost white, powdery sand. The water is icy cold but crystal clear. The surrounding dunes add a unique and beautiful touch to the scenery. There’s plenty of roadside parking since the beach stretches out over a large area. For me, it’s the most beautiful beach on the island – an absolute must-visit while in Fuerteventura.

Interesting and fun. Kite flying and surfers. Sand dunes deceptively difficult to climb

Beautiful beach and sand dunes

Huge beach, fantastic dunes, something beautiful. Similar to the dunes in the Polish Słowiński National Park, but much larger. And the water is much cleaner and nicer.

Beautifully white and soft sandy beach, worth a trip. We stopped off of the dune buggy tour, would have loved to have stayed longer.

It’s absolutely stunning here, you will not regret your visit! Climbing the huge dunes to see the crystal clear ocean on the other side and Lobos Island was incredible. Not overly busy as the beach is massive so you won’t feel crowded. We saw a rainbow cloud whilst there which was magnificent, I didn’t even know these existed until I saw it. 100% recommend the visit.

Outstanding, some of the best beaches in Europe, and very professional, and ágil beach rescuers, as strong currents can be dangerous.

Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura was one of the absolute highlights of our trip — what an amazing day out! I highly recommend a visit; it’s a magical place that all ages will enjoy. They offer mobility scooters if needed and adorable little karts for young kids whose legs might get tired (both available at an extra cost). It’s wonderful to see the animals living in such a natural and spacious environment. The zebras are stunning, and the ostriches are much bigger than I ever imagined! There’s a fantastic viewing point where you can feed the giraffes — they’re cheeky characters! One even tried to sneak up on me and nearly stole my sunglasses 😅. The walkways are beautifully kept, with wooden bridges that make you feel like you’ve stepped into a jungle. I’ve never seen so many alligators basking in the sun, and we were lucky enough to catch the sea lion show — absolutely captivating! From monkeys to flamingos and everything in between, the variety of animals is incredible. Definitely plan to arrive early because you’ll want the entire day to explore this amazing park. An unforgettable experience that’s well worth every minute!

My husband and I really enjoyed our day out here. There was plenty to see, added experiences of being able to feed the camels and giraffes. The seal lion show was amazing, the animals are well looked after and this shows in how they react with their handlers. Definitely worth the price, we spent over 5 hours exploring the zoo. Would definitely recommend. Was definitely our best part of visiting the island.

Its a nice zoo, with a lot of monkeys, camels and other animals. We liked to visit the zoo, but we were a bit dissapointed about some parts. But I think there are some improvements that can make it a better zoo. The parking is for free, that is very nice, keep it that way 👍🏻 The first thing they need to change is the tickets, we bought our tickets online en received them per email with a QR-code. But when we got to the entrance, we still had to go to the register to get paper tickets, they couldn't explain why. So we still had to wait in line for the paper tickets with also a QR-code: a waist of time and paper and staff. The signs in the beginning of the park are oke, luckely they have placed maps in several places in the zoo. The paths arent always that logical, but thats because the parc grew over the years bit by bit. The zoo opens very early, at 9 am, but the first show isnt till 1130, they should start earlier with the shows or open later, because otherwise you have to wait for a long time. If you are with children you can go to the playground, but if you just visit the zoo, its to much time. I think its better to open later, so the animals will be awake, at 9 most of them were stil sleeping. Later they were awake after getting fed. I would advice visitors to visit combined with the showtimes. The parrots you can only see in the show. The garden part is very big and only when there is a show in the afternoon the train brings you up hill. There are no signs to walk from the hill towards the entrance. On the website there were several animals we couldnt find. We asked the hostess where we could find them, but these animals are no longer in the parc 😢, for example the cheetah is gone. Also the Guinea pigs and the rabbits are not in the zoo anymore. If you like you can book some experiences extra. I wouldnt buy hay, the animals have enough to eat and arent so eager to take your bought food. There is a nice playground and in the small animal zoopart shops and places to buy drinks or food. In the oasis there is nothing, except a vendingmachine at the top of the hill. The price is a little bit expensive, except for resedentis.

Fantastic day out for the family. The animals are really well kept with large enclosures. Unlike zoos in the UK the experience is far more up close and personal, you are able to touch the giraffes, feed the camels and get up close to the elephants. The sea-lion show is a must. We ate in the park and again unlike UK parks the prices were reasonable. We paid under €25 for paella, chips and chicken nuggets and 3 drinks. We hired a cart to pull our young child but don’t bother it’s harder work pulling them up the steep paths than carrying them. Great day out thoroughly enjoyable.

A fantastic day out with the family, with a great variety of animals to see and some very entertaining and informative shows to go to. The sea lion show was genuinely great and impressive, and my 20 month old son was fascinated and engrossed by it all. The park itself is well laid out and feels like you are encapsulated within a natural environment, unlike some other larger zoos around the world we’ve been to where you are aware you are seeing exhibits within a “concrete jungle”. There are some good kids play areas with a small water park as well to let the kids cool off. While it’s slightly on the more expensive side of things to do on the island for a family, and depending on where on the island you are staying it could be quite a journey, in our opinion it is worth the travel and worth every cent!

Great day out, for a 38 year old and two in there 60's there was plenty to keep us there all day. If you have kids there's even more to do. Friendly staff, plenty of places to eat at reasonable prices and lots of toilets dotted about. Animals were all in good condition and lots to see. It's spread over a big area so expect to walk some. We went to both the sealion and bird shows which were great and put out in Spanish, English and German which is a great plus for the varied visitors. In all a great day out (7 hours for us) so good value too. Well worth a visit if you are on the island.

What an absolute fabulous day out! We got there exactly when it opened & we left when it was just about to close! So much to do & see. The animal live shows were amazing, the splash park went down a storm with our little one! Food & drink prices were affordable. Was an brilliant day out!

Probably the most beautiful beach in Fuerteventura, maybe even in the whole Canary Islands. The drive there is long (about an hour on a dirt and gravel road), but totally worth it for the breathtaking scenery. Huge waves, endless golden sand, and a wild, untouched atmosphere. No facilities, so bring food, water, and sun protection. A must-visit if you like nature and don’t mind a bit of adventure. There is also old graveyard which you can enter. Stunning Villa Winter is looking at this majestic beach from above

I arrived here on a trip from an agency. The road is quite difficult but it's worth it when you get to see the landscape. A very large, wild beach, I understand that it's dangerous to swim there. The view takes your breath away. It's absolutely wonderful. I recommend it!

Incredible place to visit. You definitely need a car to go there. The road is a bit rough but totally worth it.

A breathtaking beach stretching for kilometres, surrounded by majestic mountains that look as if they’re flowing downwards. There are places where no photo can truly capture how incredible it is, and this is one of those places — you simply have to be there.

Beautiful place and the road is not as bad as described! As long as you drive 20-30km per hour you should have no problems. There is only one part for approx. 1km that’s a bit more narrow but nothing to be afraid of, just go slowly and you’ll be fine 😉 any car will manage.

The most beautiful beach in Feurteventura! The beach is hard to access and you have to drive along a very bumpy and skinny dirt road but it’s so worth it. There aren’t many amenities once you arrive so pack a lunch and enjoy an incredible time in paradise!

Any Balkan road, even highways, is far worse than this one 😂 you may reach it with small fiat 500 if you want to just don't push it when it becomes (occasionally) bumpy. The scenery is astonishing even though there are no swimming conditions, you may see dead corals on the beach, washed up skeletons and so. Besides the towel or beach chair please bring any trash bag and pick up just any piece of plastic that is washed ashore, just as little as you can, to thank the beach.

Very nice beach, nice snorkeling. Very calm water, perfect for families with kids. I also liked the type of sand, which is a little bit different than on beaches on the east side of the island

Lovely beach with sandy shore and crystal clear lagoons. It is about 15 mins walking from the bus stop. There are toilets and showers near the life guard. We prepared drink and food for the day because restaurans and shops are not near. Naturists and bikini sunbathers next to each other with no problem.

Beautiful beach , close to the town also some good places to eat in the area. Good for families with children because of the rocks that are bloking the waves ! Nice in the sunset!

Been a few times to this beach and it lovely and clean. Our 3 yr old grandson loved playing on the sand and in the water. It is a nudist beach as well 😎 we also went in the evening to watch sunset which I'd stunning highly recommend this. El Cotillo is a beautiful place to visit.

Love El Cotillo, there are turquoise, clear lagoons protected from the big waves on one side of town. The big, wild beach at the other side of town is good fun for waves. The town itself has gorgeous little shops and restaurants. Being on the west coast of the island too means that it’s a great spot for sunsets.

Beautiful small beach to relax and to enjoy the sea. This beach is surrounded by holiday apartments. There are no shops or restaurants at the beach. Supermarkets are close by before your arrival.

A beautiful tranquil beach with turquoise waters and white sand on the north west of the island. It is clearly a trendy area, normally frequented by cool surfer types, I say normally because like all areas at the moment due to the Covid restrictions are very quiet. But anyway if you are staying nearby or perhaps drive up to the North to visit the volcano then this is a great stop over. We spent a couple of hours chilling on the beach in the hot sun, yes it was a bit breezy but thanks to the stone built wind breakers, once you lie down on your towel, you hardly notice the wind at all. There was free parking directly on the beach and a lot of little restaurants and shops nearby. Highly recommended when you visit Fuerteventura

We bought a 10 day stay for 4 people, convinced we will have 2 seperate bedrooms yet we had 1. It was our mistake which we wanted to fix by paying extra for an apartment with 2 bedrooms and the "lovely" manager in the reception told us it's our fault and she will not help us. I understand that hotel maybe was full but a lot of people came and went and I bet they had an empty apartment we could've used- maybe not for a full stay but at least for a few days. An adult and a child had to sleep on an L shaped couch which doesn't even open for a sofa bed. If you're an English speaking person please avoid this hotel at all cost; by entering this hotel you will end up being in Germany. Staff only speaks German and Spanish, no English in sight. Oh, and the lounges on the beach do not belong to the hotel; you will end up paying 15euros per lounge. The beach is non existent because it was taken by the lounges and the volleyball court (made for the German tourists). Of course no one mentioned it to me in the reception, because English speaking folks are not welcome. The food has been ok apart from meat being undercooked/raw in the restaurant pretty much every night of the dining for 10 days. The only staff worth mentioning were the animation girls in the kids club who made my daughter's stay so great. They put so much effort into their work. I also want to say thanks to Martina, the waitress at the pool bar, who was super welcome and warm and always spoke to us whenever she had a chance❤️❤️

Terrible experience – the staff doesn’t speak English at all. Even ordering a simple drink is a struggle. They can’t say basic things like “hello” or “goodbye” in English. Everything is in German. You come to Spain for vacation, but it feels like you’re in Germany – you barely hear any Spanish. All the animations are in German, the restaurant menu is in German, and the entire hotel is clearly targeted at German guests. Room cleaning is inconsistent – sometimes they clean, sometimes they don’t. Food is okay but very repetitive, same dishes every day. Juice used in drinks is terrible. The staff doesn’t understand the language, so how can they be genuinely polite? The beach is small, and it’s basically just German tourists playing volleyball. Sunbeds on the beach are not included – you have to pay extra. There’s no water provided in the room – even with all inclusive, you have to go buy water at the store. That’s just absurd. On the positive side, the rooms are large and spacious.

The resort being located next to the beach was a real positive. Unfortunately, not much else positive to report. Aside from one or two staff, the rest seemed uninterested in trying to assist us. Although there were vegetarian options in the all inclusive package, all the vegetarian food was being handled and mixed with non-veg food. When I brought this to the attention of the staff, I was simply told they can’t do anything about it. All entertainment and activities are catered mainly to German tourists. Although we understand catering to the majority of the visitors, we got the impression throughout our stay that we were not exactly welcome. When we asked the reception for advice on where to get tourist information, we were told we should have sorted it all out before visiting and it was not their duty to help.

The hotel is very nice, and the food is also decent, but it gets quite repetitive – practically the same thing every day, which becomes quite tiring during a minimum 7-day stay. Another issue is that the hotel is obsessively geared toward German tourists. Everyone speaks to you in German, and everything is written in German, which I think is very unfair to guests from other countries. You speak to a shop assistant – a Spanish woman – in English or Spanish, and she replies like a robot in German. That’s a bit crazy. Stop kissing up to German tourists so much… The food is clearly tailored to Germans, who, as everyone knows, aren’t particularly demanding. Rooms, cleanliness, and views are definitely a plus. A downside is that you can’t use the pool in the evening – it’s closed by 4 or 6 PM. Karaoke and all entertainment activities for kids and adults are conducted exclusively in German. The animators are German. You don’t seem to consider that visitors also come from countries like England, Poland, the Czech Republic, or elsewhere. The obsession with the German language and German guests is a big NEGATIVE.

We loved having the space of our own apartment alongside all the excellent facilities available on site. It all made for a very relaxing holiday.

Positives: clean, well maintained hotel, clean pools, clean rooms and good location. Most of the staff is helpfull and friendly. Some of the meals in the restaurant is really tasty. Negatives: You will feel like in Germany. All signs, animations, menu, everything is in deutch only. Most of the staff speaks deutsch only. If you are not German speaking, you will not enjoy any of hotel attractions, everything is in deutch only here. Very strange rules, where you need to pay deposit for almost everything, towels, tennis equipment etc. These attractions you will need to pay a fee for too. Some of the meals were really awful. It is true, that everyday leftovers from the day before are served. As far as I am happy with zero waste approx for some of the food, serving salads, vegetable and meat is far too much, but serving seafood from the day before is way to much! Be carefully what you put on your plate in the restaurant!. Some of staff is really rude. In example mid age lady making eggs in the morning screaming in deutch as she doesn't understand English. All inclusive is not all inclusive and is really poor. Basically it is breakfast, lunch, dinner wine beer and some drinks. That's it. No snacks in between, unless you count white bread sandwiches, which are not eatable. Unless you are a German and you accept all above, wanting to feel like you are still in Germany, I strongly recommend you to find another place for your holidays.

Sotavento Beach Club is nicely located with nice architecture. good for families with kids. if you‘re traveling as a couple/ friends I wouldn’t recommend as there are lots of children and not many moments in "peace". To have some quiet time and distance, you most likely have to rent a car, so you can make the most out of your stay and escape the noise to explore the island. Also an extra to mention as we‘re not from germany, the hotel itself is very „german“ even the staff talks german to you. Sadly that influences the vacation feeling very negatively.

Nice waterpark. We've visited with our kids today, 104e for family of 4 is good price in my opinion, weather was average as wind was mad, little sun but apart from that good spot. Many slides and pools for various people. Staff was kind. Make sure you bring warm clothing just in case. Thank you guys.

Really lovely place and wasn't packed when we went which is always a plus. Their "fast track" is basically hiring out floating. You can either hire out yellow ones and not wait or wait for people to be done with the blue ones on that particular ride. Fun slides and not a mental wave pool. Only one slide (red and black) was able to be used with a double ring. All the others were with no ring at all. And no slides are for like a family to go down, which was disappointing. Also the lazy river really needs more of a current. The amount of times we got stuck still and had to use the walls to push off. Ended up getting out and pushing my son in the ring. It was a lazy river but not lazy for yourself. More of a work out by the end of it lol. Overall probably wouldn't go back but did have a really good time

Really enjoyed our trip to Acua Water Park. It's not too expensive (€104 for 2 adults and 2 kids) and we had a great time on all of the slides. Plenty of sun beds available and we got a spot in front of the main slides which worked out well. The kids absolutely loved jumping off the ledges into the 4 metre deep pool - it might have been their favourite thing to do. The lazy river lived up to its name and was very slow. You can to keep paddling or pushing yourself to move. The food was good and reasonably priced. And queues for the rides weren't bad at all. There is an option to rent your own tube for €6, but we didn't and never had to wait long for one. One good thing to note is that the slides all close at 5. We weren't aware of that and would have tried to go on a few more times.

Although the price is somewhat high, it is a great family day out. The facilities are clean. Lifeguards are everywhere keeping the place save and keep everything moving smooth. Food is ok. I would suggest to bring plenty of snacks and drinks.

We had a fun day at Acua Park. Lots of different slides to try. All felt safe and well marshalled. Favourites were the Rapid River which I found mildly terrifying. The waits weren't long and we didn't wait too long to pick up blue rings which are used and handed over after various rides. To avoid any wait you can hire the yellow rings you keep and return. Lockers were available for 6Euros, which we took. There was something for all ages and plenty to challenge the cowards among us.

We had an amazing time at ACUA Water Park, slides are fun and ques are short if any. Highly recommend. We purchased the second day at 19 euros as kids loved it.

Fantastic place not too big but not small not busy very pleased with our visit. If anyone is disabled you can get ticket for £6 but must bring a proof.

Took a return ticket with Naviera Nortour company 15th March 2025 (€17 return, left on the 11.15 and returned on the 16:00). Island itself is strangely alluring. Unfortunately I found it pretty busy in the main two places to swim (Puertito Isla de Lobos and Playa de la Concha) - not heaving, but enough to be annoying in the key photogenic spots. I don’t know what’s happening with the authorisation that people are meant to get to visit this island, allegedly limiting the visitor numbers to max 400 per day in 2 “shifts”, morning and afternoon. No one mentioned this once when purchasing tickets or boarding the ferry. A shame because there were so many companies offering boats there, I am sure that these combinations exceed 400 people per day. I hiked around 13km (I only had Converse on, nothing more than that). The lighthouse was a nice place to break up the day, approx 1hr from either direction at an estimate - I came prepared with fresh bread, ham and cheese and had a small picnic. I had stopped by the chiringuito upon arrival, as advised to make a booking, but they had no fish and a bunch of other stuff off menu so I didn’t bother in the end and was grateful I had planned ahead just in case. There was some shade finally at the lighthouse - lacking elsewhere on the loop. Also very nice views over the island itself and out towards Lanzarote. As most reviews state - no toilets or shops, slather on the suncream as it’s sunny AND windy, hats and everything. I was worried the 4+ hours I had on the island would be too long but with the loop walk and a swim at the end it was the most perfectly timed day.

Beautiful Island with crystal blue clear water. Reminds of similar places in the caribbean. Can get crowded though during peak season. Should be a great place to snorkel. We tried it but we had more succes seeing different kinds of marine life in other places on Fuerteventura, like Morro Jable and Gran Tarajal . But because it's a cove the water is very calm and thanks the clarity there is great visibility. Be sure to stay on the paths because the island is a protected nature reserve. If you don't you may get yelled at by locals. There a multiple compagnies that offer day trips to the island, all departing from Coralejo. So take the ferry and have a relaxing day at Isla de Lobos!

Very nice island at the north of Fuertaventura We came here and anchored amd explored before the trippers arrived. There is one restaurant that is open 10.30 - 300 Mon - Fri only

one of my best hikes so far! no shadow, 3h around the island with small mountain and amazing laguna at the end. just start and go rightways around. u can see fuerteventura & lanzarote.

Amazing!! There’s nothing I can say about this beautiful peaceful and quiet place but amazing!! I loved my short journey here and I would go back in a heartbeat

Wonderful island near Corralejo, Fuerteventura. Accessible by boat with a range of competitors providing options from little speed boats through to larger craft costing around €16 for a day return trip. You can walk around the whole island on a circular route in 2-2.5 hours which we found well worth it to sample the fascinating range of landscapes on the island. The volcano Montana La Caldera to the west of the island is well worth the climb although it can be busy with tourists. There is a nice beach (Playa de la Concha) 10-15 minutes from the port. We went there to relax after our long walk until our return boat. There are no real facilities on the island so make sure you bring food and drink. There is also limited opportunities for shade. Very nice place to visit though and highly recommended.

Stunning island with amazing scenery and a really nice walk. You do have book in advance to get the boat to the island as I believe there is a daily capacity on how many visitors the island can have. Be sure to take comfortable footwear and plenty of water and snacks. Make sure to use the bins located around the walking path for any trash :)

Playa de Soravento de Jandia is one of most beautifull beaches on Fuerteventura. The moment you arrive and see the beach from above is breadthtakimg. Water is shallow, good for famil with kids. Kitesurfers are flying around which is looking georgeous. The small pools inside are bit messy so i don’t recommend swimming there. We had lovely time visiting this beauty

Amazing beach for walking! Perfect beach for kitesurfing. Kids love the fishes. A bit windy, but all family love day out

Probably the most beautifull beach of Fuerteventura. There always is a lot of wind. Ideal for kite and windsurfing. Looks different during ebb and flow.

A beautiful golden sand beach in the vicinity of major hotels in Costa Calma. There is a plenty of free car park available. The water is clean and not deep, which makes it a perfect spot for families. There are water sports, and we enjoyed kite flying. Be mindful and respectful of the nudists soaking up the sunshine 🌞 A great place to spend 2-3 hours.

Very beautiful place a little hard to reach it's secluded beach but we had only for us, me and my wife all day the beach 😍

Absolutely stunning beach! The water is crystal clear and the views are incredible. Perfect place for a long walk or just to relax and enjoy the sunshine. There’s no infrastructure around, so make sure to bring some food and drinks with you. Definitely one of the most beautiful beaches on Fuerteventura!

The most beautiful beach I’ve ever been to, incredible! We went at low tide and stayed until the tide came in, it was amazing, just stunning. A must visit for sure!

Very nice place, we visited in October around 6 p.m. and there was wonderful atmosphere, very nice sunset. Interesting place. There is a small beach with black sand.

Touristic place but the caves are really impressive and the beach is quite unique on the island. The path to the cave is very well signposted and well organized for everyone to visit. You can visit the main very profound cave but if you can you can cross some rocks and visit many more areas which makes the visit quite adventourous. Come with good shoes even because in the innest part of the cave you can find some water and it can be slippering mostly because is quite dark. At the end of the visit I would recommend to swim on the beach where the right side of the beach is more protected by the rocks even if the ocean can be very rough. After the swim a nice coffee or meal at the close restaurant could close a wonderful visit.

An impressive area with lots of caves. Also seeing the power of the sea is stunning. But know that seeing the caves is tricky, you have to have good footwear and good balance because the path to the caves starts on a nice laid path, but becomes more and more challenging along the way.

A must-do day trip! The walk is enjoyable and leads to an amazing destination. The beach is gorgeous, with a unique black sand atmosphere (think Iceland!). Bonus points for having free parking and public toilets. Put this on your itinerary!

Fantastic little village, dramatic clifs with dark sand and clear water, windy most of the time we been there, restaurant close and public parking free of charge but get busy so be there early, public toilets,small little white house gives u a little bit off Santorini on small secluded beaches 😎🚀

The Ajuy Caves are absolutely beautiful. It’s definitely worth the walk along the cliffs – the views are stunning and the caves themselves are really impressive. It’s about a 15-minute walk from the start of the trail on the beach.

This is a lovely day out. It's a nice walk to the caves with a good few steps. Not for some people. But there is a nice little stony beach to relax on. There is also some lovely restaurants to enjoy. The fish is amazing. Well worth a visit and stop for lunch

Southern most top of the island. Off the main road and wasn't long before the tarmac ran out. Ruff track for 10 miles so you'll be driving slowly. Very easily passable just take your time. Some nice big waves there. And a couple of restaurants.

Nice place but it’s quite hard to get to as it’s only accessible via a gravel road. So if you have a normal car or a rental, it might not be the best idea to drive there, as the view isn’t exactly breathtaking 🙈 someone who travels a lot and has seen many places definitely wouldn’t say ‘wow’🙂

If you need space, to be on your own, to disconnect; this area is perfect. However it is very open to the wind, check out the wind forecast before visiting. I had a wonderful 48 hours and even managed to camp ⛺️ on the beach as the wind wasn’t that bad.

A cute little lighthouse that can be viewed from the outside. We visited around sunset, but everything was closed—I’m not sure if it’s open during the day. The road to get there is a winding gravel path for about 20 km, so drive carefully! It’s not a must-see, but if you like lighthouses and scenic views of the sea and cliffs, it’s definitely a nice stop. Just a few hundred meters further, you’ll also find the southernmost point of Fuerteventura.

Nice, but somewhat worn down lighthouse at the end of the road coming from Morro Jable. You have great view on the ocean from here. The road to the lighthouse is around 20km of gravel road which is in okayish condition (it was being maintained when we were and the part they had already finished was very smooth to drive) and can be taken with a normal car if you drive carefully. The lighthouse was supposed to be open from 10:30-17:30 on most days but it was still closed when we were there around 11 mid March. Not sure if it only opens in the high season, the sign on the door did not specify. So don’t be disappointed if you don’t get in.

Nice view point, unfortunately no services available, no bufet, no museum, just tables and benches where you can make your own picnic with nice view

What a ride! Recommend to everyone to see this place.. there’s just something different on this place.. you’ll drive on a but bumpy road, not for small cars, but if you’re experienced driver , you can get there good 💪🏼

Beautiful sandy beach, extremely clean water, and the water is smooth, not too wavy. Peaceful place. Also, the public toilet is spotless.

really great beach with plenty to do around including food, drinks, desserts, shops easy access to the toilets as well and nice to swim. loungers available for hire but we did not used at the time. great for families with kids singles couples and friends. really loved it

Shallow waters near the man-made sandy beach is perfect for a swim. The sunbeds can be rented for around €10.50 for 2 for the whole day. I’ve seen plenty of people just bringing their own blanket and relaxing in the sand. There are free public toilets nearby that are kept clean and also a small bar that sells various drinks and snacks. The beach is quite a long stretch. Quiet enough in May going into the first week of June. Plenty of beds and spaces all around. Lots of restaurants too close by we brought our own food and drinks to have a beach day was perfect. No lounger needed

This beach is truly captivating – a wide stretch of fine, light-colored sand invites barefoot walks along the shore. The water is crystal clear, as transparent as glass, and usually remains calm, with gentle waves that make it perfect for swimming or simply relaxing in the sea. There’s a peaceful, almost secluded atmosphere here, ideal for anyone seeking a break from the crowds. What’s more, the facilities are maintained to a very high standard – the public restroom is spotless, which significantly adds to the comfort of the visit.

Nice beach with plenty of sunbeds and amazing sun coverage, the sea itself is nice and cool which is ideal when you’ve been lounging in the sun. Only big issue is that there isn’t many places to eat near by so ensure you have food with you!

10,50€ for 2 sunbeds with umbrella. The beaches in the south are all much better quality wise but it's the best beach in the north/middle Eastern part of the island

Lovely big beach ⛱️ good location super clean water!

Lovely little restaurant well protected from the heat. Lovely english lady we meet here that looked after us. Lovely food. The town walk around is very beautiful and quite. Thank you so much

Nice church in the centre of Betancuria. Very picturesce town in the hearth of Fuerteventura en former capital. The town has some touritst shows and viewpoints. Nice to walk around the little town square and it's surroundings. Otherwise there isn't much to do.

Nice village, pretty touristic though. Lots of restaurants and bars. Touristic shops and more. Nice church and a lot of other sights to see.

Beautiful place. Quiet and calm. Better see close to evening. It was just for us.

Worth a look. Church is worth a visit (2€). Museum was closed which was a shame. Not very accessible with steep inclines. Make sure you have a 1€ coin for public lavs!!

Another beautiful church. You feel the history and understand the commitment to their faith in what must have been a harsh climate

A very nice church to visit if you're in Betancuria.

Great service and help. Unfortunately it is not allowed to enter with dogs, but the pharmacist came to us and supported with all the questions. Thank you ❤️

While on holiday in Fuerteventuta my elderly Mother ran out of one of her eye medications. Not knowing if the specific item could be purchased over the counter, I visited our closest Chemist which was the Farmacia Faro, Morro Jable. This store was exceptionally clean and the staff were incredibly helpful. Despite the language barrier, we managed to quickly understand each other and establish that new eye drops would be required. These were ordered and I was advised that they would be available on Saturday (next day). Unfortunately, when I arrived on Saturday morning to collect the drops I was told that they had not been delivered. This was clearly not the fault of the Pharmacy or it’s Staff but down to their supplier who had let them down. The same Pharmacy colleague was on hand to let us know what had happened and she was genuinely upset that we had been let down. We were quick to make it clear that these things can happen and that we did not hold Lucia personally responsible. The eye drops, we were assured, would now be available on Monday. It was Lucia’s actions then that completely changed the situation. Lucia took our hotel details and promised to deliver the drops as soon as they were at the Pharmacy. True to her word, Lucia came to our hotel on Monday morning with the eye drops! What made it more exceptional was that it became obvious to us that Lucia was there on her day off. These days it is incredibly rare to see or experience such dedication, personal accountability or desire to deliver such excellent customer service. Lucia managed to do all of that and more, her actions served to restore a little of my faith in humanity. Thank you Lucia and Farmacia Faro for going above as well as beyond to ensure that we were happy, satisfied customers ❤️

Very helpful visit today as I needed antihistamines, the staff knew what I meant, sold me a genuine product at a fair price

Very well equipped, very friendly and helpful staff. The nice young man who assisted me was very knowledgeable, conversing in English flawlessly. Many thanks to all at the MJF pharmacy

Good service, actual pharmacy. Accepting prescriptions as well.

Fast service decent prices and friendly staff

No problem in buying meds using English. Fair prices and nice personnel.

We stopped by Playa del Matorral on our way to Cofete Beach and were pleasantly surprised. It’s a lovely, long, and wide beach located right next to the town of Morro Jable. Thanks to its size, there’s plenty of room for everyone to relax, even during busier times. The golden sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters make it a perfect spot for sunbathing and swimming. The beach stretches for about 4 kilometers, so you’ll never feel cramped here. It’s also well-kept and has been awarded the Blue Flag for cleanliness and quality. All along the promenade, there are loads of cafés, restaurants, and small shops where you can grab a bite, a coffee, or even do some shopping. Whether you’re after a chill beach day or just a short stop to take in the view, this place is definitely worth a visit. We really enjoyed our short visit – it’s got a relaxed vibe, easy access, and all the amenities you need nearby.

This is a beautiful spacious beach. Although it’s in the city, it doesn’t feel like it due to the amount of space there is. The waves are huge at times though and there can be sneaker waves (that put all of our belongings in the water) and currents so be careful.

Beautiful beach. Quiet and clean but with some cafes and sunbeds etc. Lovely natural wetland and flora/fauna nearby. Stunning location for sunrise and sunset. Really accessible on foot/bike and lots of parking nearby. Shaded from wind for big stretches, but lots of surfing in other parts.

Beautiful a.d long beach. It joins other but you can walk for miles and just enjoy its distance from infrastructure.

Second most beautiful beach in Fuerteventura (no 1 is Sotavento). Very long beach with wite sand. Very clean and well guarded by lifeguards. Plenty of space if you don't like crowds. Water at the beginning of the beach near Laya restaurant is suitable for snorkling. Water is very calm here in comparison with other beaches. So ideal for swimming and smaller children.

Very clean, relaxing and hardly saturated for being mid-august. Most important, been here twice and not windy as the rest of the island.

This is the main nudist zone in Fuerteventura. There is a sectioned off part with sunbeds which is kind of in the middle of the light house and the beach bar heading towards morrojable. Most of the nudist are older people but at least there is a zone to feel free. The beach is also an amazing long yellow sand beach with warm water in August. Be careful with the tide because sometimes it comes up very high.

A fine port for taking boat trips with a couple of restaurants, but feels quite run down (along with the rest of Corralejo!)

We visited on a cruise ship, but berthed a little far out so had a long walk.

Ok, but very small, not worth a visit really, not many boats to look at

Fantastic!

You can see both Lanzarote and Isla de Lobos from the harbour. Very nice view!

Took the catamaran there

Nice place to eat good fresh fish !!!!