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 - 9 km south-west of Tindaya
- Wide natural beach with dunes and cliffs
- No sanitary facilities
- Wind-protected areas
- Surf and current moderate to strong
- no lifeguards
- Approach via gravel road
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A secluded natural beach for those seeking peace and quiet
Playa de Jarubio is located on the east coast of Fuerteventura, at the end of the Barranco de Jarubio. This long, secluded beach offers tranquil and unspoilt nature, ideal for relaxing days by the sea.
Surrounded by an impressive volcanic landscape and gentle dunes, the beach is characterised by fine, golden sand and clear water, which is often characterised by strong surf and currents.
The beach is not overcrowded and offers plenty of space for a private break thanks to its spaciousness and "hidden" sections.
The access to the beach itself leads through a small section of dunes, which impressively emphasises the natural, unspoilt surroundings of this beach.
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Wind protection & sunsets
- The outer areas of the beach offer a natural barrier due to the cliffs and are a pleasant retreat, especially on windy days.
- Playa de Jarubio also offers an ideal backdrop to enjoy the breathtaking sunsets of the west coast.
- Notice
Surf & current
- Strong surf and dangerous currents can occur at Playa de Jarubio.
- The "rear part" of the beach is only fully accessible at low tide.
- Weather
Playa de Jarubio
20:50,
21/04/2026
21°C
clear sky
- Getting There
By car
- Playa de Jarubio is located on the west coast, approx. 9 km south-west of Tindaya, which can be reached via the FV-10. Access is via a long and sometimes bumpy gravel road.
- Special care is required without an off-road vehicle.
- Car parking is available above the beach.
- Info & tips
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