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 - 8 km south-west of Tindaya
- Secluded beach with natural pools at low tide
- No sanitary facilities
- Surf and current moderate to strong
- no lifeguards
- Approach via gravel road
- DETAILS
A hidden natural highlight for adventurers
Playa de la Mujer is a secluded, narrow stretch of beach cut deep into the rock in the north-west of Fuerteventura, which is particularly popular with locals and adventurers. This hidden coastal strip is framed by wild, pristine rock formations and offers an impressive mix of fine, golden sand and crystal-clear water.
At low tide, there are also fascinating natural pools along the rocky coast, where you can enjoy a relaxing swim and the tranquillity of the secluded surroundings. Playa de la Mujer is known for its often strong surf and dangerous currents, which is why swimming in the open sea is not recommended.
The adventurous and challenging descent to the beach requires surefootedness and a little climbing skill, as the path leads over steep, rocky paths. However, the effort is rewarded with a spectacular view of the untamed coastal landscape and a unique experience of nature.
For those who want to experience the unspoilt and wild side of Fuerteventura, this beach is a real gem and reflects the pristine beauty of the island in a special way.
- VIVE Tip
Observe ebb & flow
- The tides should be taken into account in advance, as this stretch of beach is particularly worthwhile at low tide and in good weather conditions. Only then are the natural pools accessible and safe swimming possible.
- Notice
Descent, surf & current
- Strong surf and dangerous currents can occur at Playa de la Mujer.
- The challenging descent is to the right of the beach and is more suitable for brave and sporty visitors.
- The tides should also be taken into account when swimming in the pools.
- Weather
Playa de la Mujer
23:24,
06/03/2026
16°C
broken clouds
- Getting There
By car
- Playa de la Mujer is located on the west coast, approx. 6 kilometres from Tindaya, which can be reached via the FV-10.
- The direct access to the beach is via a partly bumpy gravel road, which can even be impassable in heavy rain.
- Car parking is available above the beach.
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