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.

Los Molinos beach is found in central-northern Fuerteventura in the municipality of Puerto del Rosario and just minutes away from the town of El Puertito de Los Molinos. It is a very small beach at the end of a near-dry stream and is flanked by imposing cliffs.

The area is sparsely populated, with just a few small, charming

Los Ojos Beach, also known as El Tigre, is one of the many beaches found in Pájara. Its secluded location and dirt tracks mean you need an off-road vehicle to get here, following the road that runs from Caserío del Puertito de la Cruz to Punta Pesebre.

At just forty metres long, the beach is one of the region’s

Majanicho Beach is located on the island of Fuerteventura, in the town of La Oliva, nine kilometres from Corralejo. It has a countryside vibe and is one of the most solitary beaches in the region – even during high season, the number of visitors is relatively low compared to other beaches.

It is the perfect place to spend the day sunbathing, playing in

El Matorral Beach, also known as Jandía Beach due to its southern coastal location, is situated next to Morro Jable in Pájara – easily reachable by bus from Fuerteventura Airport via the FV-2 road in just over an hour.

The fine golden sands and gentle turquoise waters of this beach make it the tourist beach par excellence of