Located in a semi-urban area and spanning almost three kilometres – shared with two other beaches – Butihondo is one of the natural wonders of the town of Pájara, southeastern Fuerteventura.

The waves here are gentle, so children can play in the sand and swim safely while adults relax – and lovers of watersports can

The bay of Caleta de Fuste is found in the town of Antigua, around ten kilometres south of the airport. The beach is the tourist centre of El Castillo and is one of the island’s main tourist destinations. All kinds of facilities are available here, as well as an important harbour for sports, with diving and windsurfing centres.

The town of Costa Calma is located in southeastern Fuerteventura, in the municipality of Pájara, and is one of the island’s most significant tourist centres. Its beautiful beach with fair white sand is around two kilometres long, and there is a wide array of hotels less than a minute’s walk away from the beach.

The huge beach at Punta Prieta, better known as Flag Beach, is one of La Oliva’s most popular beaches. Its turquoise waters and bright white sand – 1300 metres long and over 300 metres wide – are located between Corralejo and the Riu hotels. It is easily reached on foot or by car from the neighbouring town.

Thanks to the protection from storms provided by Lobos

Las Playitas is located in Tuineje, on the east coast of Fuerteventura. This picturesque beach with its hilly backdrop offers great conditions for watersports of varying kinds as well as weekend trips and family holidays. It is a peaceful place where you can relax, enjoy the calm waters, and sample some fresh pescado de barquillo fish.