Marinas in Fuerteventura | Fuerteventura sailing

The Canaries have been an importantdeparture point for vessels crossing the Atlantic since Columbus. Now the canaries have become a popular cruising ground as it is possible to sail all year round with the islands favourable climate.


The average temperature is 25 ºC and seldom varies more than 5 º either side, sea temperatures range from 19º to 23ºC. The seven major islands are spread over a distance of 240 miles in an east-west line, & it is generally possible to sail between islands in daylight.

Fuerteventura has five marinas which attract sailors and tourists alike...
Corralejo is on the north east tip of the island & the marina is at the heart of this working port & is a pleasant stroll from the town centre. Boat excursions can be found to Lanzarote and Isla de Lobos.
Puerto del Rosario is the Islands Capital and main commercial port. The marina is mainly for local craft but plans are being drawn up to provide berths for up to 600 yachts. The Marina by the promenade has sculptures, & benches from which to view the constant activity in the port.
Caleta de Fuste is a picturesque marina(see picture) close to the main beach and the town centre. The harbour provides all types of water sports for the tourist. With several bars and restaurants around the marina this makes an ideal spot to spend a relaxing hour.
Gran Tarajal is Fuerteventura’s newest marina & lies within this fishing and ferry port. The marina is close to the town with its bars, restaurants and blue flag beach. In September an international fishing competition is held with boats and competitors crowding the marina
and free nightly entertainment provided.
Morro Jable is a ferry port with a marina close to the bustling tourist town of Jandia which can be reached by a pleasant stroll from Morro Jable beach. To the south of the port long golden undisturbed beaches can be found.

Information on Fuerteventuras marinas can be found on
www.worldmarineguide.com