Cofete Beach

Cofete is a remote beach on the south of the Canary Island of Fuerteventura tip. We were particularly truck from Morro Jable, and 20 kilometers that separated us from Cofete made them perhaps in an hour and a half, stopping to observe the stunning scenery, but also because there is no paved road, and be careful when driving. Some tour operators offer tours of Morro Jable to Cofete in minivans more apt to cross such roads be sure, but our transportation have allowed us to spend the night in Cofete, directly on the beach, measuring 10 kilometers and has more than a puadito visitor at a time. No people in s, but some people construy home ah, and there is a restaurant that has electricity and solar water know where, since there is no Pblica infrastructure that reaches all.

I recommend this place 100 % to those of you who enjoy big, virgin and desert beaches; if you add to this a lunar landscape along cool and fun people, you get a perfect day at the beach.

It took us a few hours to get there since we were coming from the northern part of the island, from Lajares. We were traveling in rented cars, and the heaviness of the trip went away when we reached the viewpoint. The views are spectacular; the landscape is wild and rugged, except for a few buildings. We made a first stop in a parking place in order to stretch our legs and enjoy the waves.

Afterwards we arrived to a more virgin area, solitary and spectacular. The road that took us to the beach looked like an old science fiction movie: winding, eroded by the wind, water and sand, almost impassable and of an incredible beauty.