Playas de Costa Calma

Canarian food centres on fresh seafood, goat cheese and papas arrugadas served with mojo sauce, and these dishes are part of the local eating culture around Playas de Costa Calma. The mild subtropical climate means warm, sunny weather most of the year, with June to September the hottest and busiest season.

Playas de Costa Calma is a coastal venue on Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, listed at Las Palmas. It draws visitors with its shoreline setting and holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 2824 reviews.

Summer, from June to September, is the hottest and busiest season across the Canary Islands, so Playas de Costa Calma sees its largest crowds then. The islands enjoy a mild subtropical climate with warm, sunny weather for most of the year, which keeps the venue busy outside those months too.

The main language spoken around Playas de Costa Calma is Spanish, as it is throughout Fuerteventura and the wider Canary Islands. Visitors travelling from Costa Calma or Puerto del Rosario will find everyday communication in Spanish.

Playas de Costa Calma sits in Las Palmas on Fuerteventura, within the Canary Islands, and the island is served by frequent flights from mainland Spain plus ferries and short flights linking it to the other islands. Travellers based in Corralejo or Morro Jable can therefore plan a straightforward journey to the site.