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Sitting on Fuerteventura's east coast, and boasting black sand beaches, high-octane water sports, and lively nightlife options, a trip to Costa Caleta offers some of the best the Canary Islands have to offer.
Costa Caleta looks like it was created with beach-loving holidaymakers in mind. Its kilometre-long ribbon of sand is sheltered from the elements by its horseshoe shape, making it ideal for a relaxed, lazy day on the beach. With its calm waters, huge supply of sunbeds and loungers, and beachside cafés offering cold drinks and tasty refreshments, Costa Caleta is the place to kick back and lounge in the sun.
Costa Caleta’s beaches are not just for lazy days in the sun. In the calm, azure seas surrounding the island, water sports are popular with locals and tourists alike. Windsurfing is a particularly popular choice here, thanks to the winds that pick up a little further out to sea. But you’ll also have the opportunity to try your hand at surfing and even scuba diving. So if you’re looking for more adrenaline-filled days at the beach, you’re sure to find something suited to your tastes along Costa Caleta’s welcoming beachfront.
A holiday in Costa Caleta offers several interesting and unique day trips. The island capital, Puerto del Rosario, is only a 15-minute drive away, and alongside its large shopping malls it boasts a collection of unique and quirky sculptures. Similarly, the Dunas de Corralejo National Park is only 40 minutes away by car, and offers an Arabian-style desert landscape that's sure to inspire even the most seasoned travellers.
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