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The village and reef at Majanicho, on Fuerteventura's North Track

The North Track · Spain

Surfing Spew Pits

A right reef in The North Track, Spain, for advanced and pro surfers.

Right Reef · Best Oct-Mar · Advanced / Pro · 2-8 ft

The North Track (no photo of Spew Pits yet) · Photo: Alexey Komarov

Spew Pits is a short, heavy right that barrels over shallow lava reef on Fuerteventura's north shore, along the dirt track that links Corralejo and El Cotillo. It needs a clean swell and an offshore wind, and it's one of the hardest waves on the island.

The reef is sharp and very shallow, so it's only for surfers with plenty of reef experience, and booties are a must. The spot is easy to miss from the track, so ask in Corralejo or El Cotillo before you go.

TypeRight Reef
LevelAdvanced / Pro
Size2-8 ft
Best monthsOct-Mar
Crowd2/5
ConditionsClean swell

When to surf
Spew Pits

Spew Pits is at its best from October to March. Conditions it likes: Clean 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

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Getting there

Where to stay: Corralejo is the base for the North Track, with the most apartments, surf hostels, schools and restaurants on the island. El Cotillo, on the west side, is quieter and closer to the beaches and the lagoons. Lajares, inland between the two, is a small village popular with surfers who want something calmer.

Transport, costs, where to stay and the rest of the waves in the area are in the The North Track guide.

The North Track surf guide

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