Fuerteventura North surf guide

Surf forecast today - Overview

Morning AM: not so good
2 kW - 5 s0.8 m N cross-on 19 km/h NNW
Afternoon PM: not so good
1 kW - 6 s0.7 m N cross-on 19 km/h NNW

Today, expect very low power waves, with mild cross-on wind.

low - 10:01 high - 16:17 Tide

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Spots: Esquinzo, Piedra Playa.

Morning AM: not so good
2 kW - 5 s0.8 m N onshore 19 km/h NNW
Afternoon PM: not so good
1 kW - 7 s0.6 m N onshore 20 km/h NNW

Today, expect very low power waves, with mild onshore wind.

low - 10:01 high - 16:17 Tide

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Spots: Punta Gorda, Punta Blanca, La Derecha, El Hierro.

Morning AM: bad
1 kW - 5 s0.5 m N onshore 18 km/h NNW
Afternoon PM: bad
1 kW - 9 s0.4 m NNW onshore 20 km/h NNW

Today, expect very low power waves, with mild onshore wind.

low - 10:01 high - 16:17 Tide

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Spots: Majanicho, La Caleta, Generosa, Punta Elena.

Morning AM: not so good
0 kW - 4 s0.4 m NE cross-off 19 km/h NNW
Afternoon PM: not so good
0 kW - 5 s0.2 m NE cross-off 25 km/h NNW

Today, there are no waves, it is flat. You might want to look at another coast to find surf.

low - 10:01 high - 16:17 Tide

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Map of the area covered by this forecast, and nearby surf spots

Spots: Entubadera, Flag beach, El Burro, Playa Del Moro.

Surfing in Fuerteventura North

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Which spot to practice and improve your surfing?

Surfing more consistently requires practicing on many waves.

Discover 4 spots perfect for this in Fuerteventura.

4 Surf spots for improvers

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Where to find the perfect wave as an intermediate?

As a more experienced surfer, you might be looking for challenging waves.

Here are 7 spots where to perfect your art.

7 Surf spots for intermediates

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Fancy a quality right-hander?

A protected reef-break to fall back to on bigger days - for intermediates+.

Catches less swell, but the wave quality is worth the wait...

Majanicho inside Essentials spot guide

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Are you familiar with Punta Blanca?

Popular reef-break spot among improvers, tends to always have a wave that breaks.

Often choppy, crowded, some love it, some hate it

Punta Blanca Essentials spot guide

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Fancy a nice left-hander?

La Caleta is a small reef break spot working well when the swell comes from the North.

Suitable for intermediate and advanced surfers.

La Caleta Essentials spot guide

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Is West Coast the Best?

Piedra Playa is a popular beach break.

It features a steep, fast wave which is fun to ride in small conditions.

Piedra Playa Essentials spot guide

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Need tips about Fuerteventura North?

Checkout our guide introducing surfers to the North of the island.

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Safety fundamentals for total beginners

Basics to know in order to avoid accidents.

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Surfing in crowded spots

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Surf etiquette

Surf etiquette

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Barefoot Surf* has a very detailed article about it, we recommend you check it out.

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Made with 🖤 in El Cotillo. Last updated: 27 Apr 2024.