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Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are a year-round hotspot for surfers from all over the world. Thanks to their location in the Atlantic, the islands benefit from consistent swells. Both beginners and experienced surfers can enjoy the perfect conditions here.
Top Surfspots
Fuerteventura: Here, you'll find an impressive selection of surf spots, especially along the North Shore. Reef breaks like Rocky Point and El Hierro are ideal for experienced surfers, while spots like El Cotillo are perfect for beginners. Consistent swells and warm temperatures will make any surfer's heart race.
Lanzarote: The volcanic island offers spectacular landscapes and top-notch surf spots with consistent conditions all year round. With several reef breaks, Lanzarote is especially popular with experienced surfers. Spots like La Santa and El Quemao provide powerful waves and require plenty of experience. For beginners and intermediates, Famara Beach is ideal. The long sandy beach offers gentle beach breaks, making it perfect for relaxed surf sessions year-round.
Gran Canaria: Gran Canaria also offers a variety of surf spots, from gentle beach breaks to challenging reefs. Las Palmas in the north of the island is known for consistent surf all year round.
Tenerife: The largest of the Canary Islands also offers excellent surf conditions. El Médano in the south is a great spot for beginners and intermediates, while spots like Punta Blanca and Almaciga provide amazing waves for advanced surfers.
Best time for surfing?
The Canary Islands are a surf paradise year-round, thanks to their consistent weather and swells from the Atlantic. Each season brings different conditions, offering something for every surfer.
Spring: In spring, the waves are moderate, making it ideal for beginners and intermediates who want to improve their surf skills. Spots like Famara Beach (Lanzarote) and El Cotillo (Fuerteventura) offer great waves for beginners and intermediates.
- Temperature of water: 20°C – 23°C
- Level: Beginners and Intermediates
Summer: In summer, the waves are smaller and gentler – perfect for beginners.
- Temperature of water: 20°C – 23°C
- Level: Beginners
Autumn: As the Atlantic storms bring more powerful and consistent waves, autumn is especially popular with advanced surfers.
- Temperature of water: 20°C – 23°C
- Level: Beginners and Intermediates
Winter: In winter, the biggest swells arrive, and for experienced surfers, this is the best time! Especially well-known spots like El Quemao (Lanzarote) and La Santa offer powerful waves and barrels. Beginners should be cautious during this time.
- Temperature of water: 18°C – 20°C
- Level: Experienced surfers and professionals
