This beach on the west coast of Fuerteventura is one of the most beautiful and wild. Its small size and some what difficult to access, make it a beach is not very popular (only for local people in summer).
It is located near the town of Esmeralda and it is from this town from where we take a dirt track that heads south from the coast to access both the beach and the beach of Jarugo. It is located about 6 kilometres from Tindaya (ask the people how to reach this beach).
Like almost all beaches on the west coast, there is a deep ravine full of vegetation and some standing water.
Beware of currents.

My Opinion:

Semi wild beach without services, frequented by residents of the island, mostly in summer. No crowds but no services of any kind.
In the south there are some very interesting cliffs and tiny coves with small beaches.

Lenght Width: 160 x 30m.

Parking: 100 meters from the beach.

GPS:

28º 35´25,75¨ N - 14º 02´05,04¨ O

Sand: Black, coarse and stones.

Diving: Not remarkable. Be careful with the sea.

Nudism: Yes.

Other:

Hotels:

Caleta de Fuste, 40km.

Corralejo, 30 km.

Airport: 35 km.

To visit:

Tindaya  6 km.

Nearby Beaches:

Jarugo Beach 2 km.

Los Molinos Beach, 10 km.