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Ideal beaches for children in Fuerteventura

10/05/2022
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When planning our family holidays, we always try to find fun, safe options suitable for the youngest members of the family. In the case of Fuerteventura, the beaches are one of the main attractions. Vast stretches of white sand with crystal-clear waters, small coves sheltered from the wind, urban beaches with all kinds of amenities, and wild beaches are spread along more than 300 kilometers of coastline.

Today, in our latest blog post, we're suggesting some beaches scattered across the island that, thanks to their size, location, and calm waters, are ideal for enjoying a worry-free holiday with children. Keep reading!


Costa Calma Beach




The entire Costa Calma, where our R2 Río Calma Spa & Conference is located, is a stunning bay forming a vast beach over two thousand meters long and up to three hundred meters wide. It boasts fine, white sand and calm waters. Its expansive size ensures you'll always find a spot to lay your towel comfortably and with some privacy. The beach also offers a wide range of amenities, including restrooms, showers, foot baths, and umbrella and sun lounger rentals. Of course, for children, there's a playground, a sports area, and lifeguard stations.


Emerald Beach (Costa Calma)

If you're looking for a quieter beach, this is the perfect choice. Located between Costa Calma and Sotavento beaches, further south on the island, it's sheltered from the wind by a cliff. If the tide is low, it's a spectacular sight for all ages. It's ideal for families with children, offering numerous amenities such as restrooms, showers, lifeguard service, and even a beach bar. Young children often have a blast searching for marine fossils and, with a bit of luck, spotting whales and dolphins from a distance. To reach the beach, simply follow the easy dirt track to the parking area.



Lakes Beach (El Cotillo)


Los Lagos in El Cotillo are a series of natural beaches located near the town of El Cotillo, right on the road leading to the famous lighthouse. These sheltered beaches are ideal for families, with fine, white sand. They are completely safe, as the reef prevents the formation of waves. The calm waters, white sand, and abundant marine life make this a perfect spot for snorkeling and exploring the seabed. They tend to be crowded during the summer months, and it's important to know that they don't offer the same level of amenities as the other beaches we've mentioned, although there are bars and restaurants nearby.



Caleta de Fuste Beach


This is a natural bay completely sheltered from the wind and waves, making it a comfortable and especially safe option for families with children who want to enjoy the beach in complete peace and quiet. It offers all kinds of amenities, such as sunbed and parasol rentals, showers, a variety of restaurants, and plenty of options for renting equipment and practicing different water sports. If, in addition to enjoying the sun and the beach, you'd like to do some sightseeing, one of the most important landmarks in Caleta de Fuste is located nearby: the Tower of San Buenaventura, also known as Fuste Castle. This small, circular fortification once served to protect the coast.


Morro Jable Beach


It's located in the fishing village of Morro Jable, in southern Fuerteventura. This enormous beach boasts white sand and calm waters that range from turquoise to emerald. It offers numerous amenities, including lifeguards, sunbed and parasol rentals, beach bars, and areas for water sports such as surfing and kayaking. It also borders a promenade lined with shops, leisure centers, and restaurants. For those interested in exploring, the Saladar de Jandía is nearby, a Site of Scientific Interest that preserves a type of vegetation, very rare in the Canary Islands, that is resistant to saltwater.

This concludes our tour of some beaches that are especially suitable for families with children, although these are not the only options. We hope this information helps you plan those long days at the beach during your family vacation. As a final tip, to ensure you have the best possible experience on sunny days at the beach, don't forget to bring sunscreen, a beach umbrella, and some water.


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