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Calete de Fuste

Beaches

Fuerteventura is famous for its beaches. Its beaches put the other Canary Islands such as Tenerife and Lanazarote to shame. The beaches vary from sheltered calm sea coves at Calete de Fuste to windswept surfer paradise type beaches of Correlejo and Jandia.

• Calete de Fuste – the main beach is behind the Barcello Hotel etc. (Click here for photos >>)

• Calete de Fuste – there is a new beach behind the Atlantico centre and the Sheritan Hotel                     (Click here for photos >>)

Other Beaches on the Island

• Correlejo – Flag beach = stunning sand dunes (Click here for photos >>) 

• Corelejo – Oliva beach = picturesque (Click here for photos >>) 

• Correlejo – Waikiki beach = stunning sand dunes  (Click here for photos >>)

• Costa Calma down to Jandia and Moro Hablo – Sotto Vente beach. It stretches for circa 22 kilometres      (Click here for photos >>)

Calete de Fuste Beach and Sand castle clubs (Click here for photos >>)

The Calete de Fuste beach is a large sheltered one. It has water sports at one end, beach football and volley ball, and a private and secluded section with good sunbathing.

There are a few great children’s sand clubs that operate at the beach daily. For a modest fee the children can play here for hours. See the information folder in the house for further details. The sand sculptures are really impressive – sports cars, mermaids, dolphins, palaces.

There is also a less well known beach being made behind the Atlantico centre. This is worth exploring. It is nice and private and very quiet. It was essentially built to serve the Sheritan Hotel but it is open to all.