North & Corralejo Tour
Explore the wild north coast of Fuerteventura - from imposing dunes and cooled volcanic craters to fishing villages and shopping in Corralejo.
- West coast - 6 km south of Los Molinos
- Natural pools with calm water at low tide
- No sanitary facilities
- Surf and current moderate to low
- No lifeguards
- Approach via gravel road
- DETAILS
Crystal clear natural pools
The Aguas Verdes natural pools are located on the west coast of Fuerteventura and offer the opportunity to swim in natural seawater pools. These unique pools were created by volcanic activity and natural wave action and offer a fascinating alternative to conventional beaches.
The pools are surrounded by impressive, cliff-like rocks that offer a wonderful view of the surrounding landscape and the deep blue Atlantic.
The location of the pools means that they are often sheltered from the wind and the water in the pools remains calm, which makes for a pleasant swimming experience, especially at low tide.
It is therefore always advisable to pay attention to the tides and the changing surf, which have an influence on the water conditions. The rocks around the pools are often slippery and sharp, so special care is required.
- Notice
Tides & Rocks
- The water conditions are strongly influenced by the tides and the changing surf. Safe bathing is only possible at low tide.
- The surrounding rocks can be slippery and sharp-edged - special care is therefore required.
- Water shoes are recommended.
- Weather
Aguas Verdes
17:31,
06/03/2026
18°C
scattered clouds
- Getting There
By car
- The Aguas Verdes natural pools are located on the west coast and can be reached from the FV-20 via a tarmac road.
- Parking is available in the vicinity of the nearby beach.
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