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La Pared, a beach/reef in South Coast, Spain

South Coast · Spain

Surfing La Pared

A beach/reef in South Coast, Spain, for intermediate and advanced surfers.

Beach/Reef · Best Oct-Mar · Intermediate / Advanced · 2-8 ft

La Pared · Photo: dronepicr, CC BY 2.0

La Pared is on Fuerteventura's west coast, a mix of beach and reef below dunes and cliffs. It picks up consistent swell and is much quieter than Corralejo.

The waves range from easy to powerful depending on the swell, so check it carefully before paddling out. Small to medium swells are friendliest.

It's best on a small to moderate swell in winter. The currents are strong and the beach has no lifeguards most of the year, so be careful. Costa Calma, a few minutes south, has the hotels and shops.

TypeBeach/Reef
LevelIntermediate / Advanced
Size2-8 ft
Best monthsOct-Mar
Crowd2/5
ConditionsSmall-mod swell

When to surf
La Pared

La Pared is at its best from October to March. Conditions it likes: Small-mod swell.

October to March: Prime

Biggest, most consistent NW swell from Atlantic storms

April to June: Good

Smaller swell, still warm and windy

July to August: Quiet

Strong trade winds, best for windsurfing over surfing

The year across Fuerteventura

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
PrimeGoodQuiet

Getting there

Where to stay: Costa Calma and La Pared are the closest bases for the south-west coast, with hotels and apartments. Morro Jable, at the southern tip, has more choice and is the start of the track out to Cofete. Most places here are resort hotels, so for a surf-focused trip many people prefer to stay in the north.

Transport, costs, where to stay and the rest of the waves in the area are in the South Coast guide.

South Coast surf guide

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