Ajuy is honored to be the landing point of the conquerors of Fuerteventura in 1,402. It is in your beach where Jean De Bethencourt first set foot on Fuerteventura and established his camp in Betancuria.

Ajuy Beach is urban, not touristy, black sand and occupied mostly by people from Fuerteventura.
Like all beaches on the west coast, waves are strong so be careful when bathing in its waters.

To reach Ajuy, we must take the FV-617, which leaves Pájara to “La Pared” and Costa Calma ,and 1.5 miles, take the detour to the right that leads directly to Ajuy (FV-621).

My Opinion: Interesting beach to visit and learn, semi urban, in a picturesque village with a wide range of restaurants, and Protected Natural Area, and has the outcrops with the oldest rocks in the Canary Islands

Length width: 230m. x 40m.

Parking: 3 meterts from the beach.

GPS:

28º 23´57,27¨ N - 14º 09´22,41¨ O

Sand: Black, coarse and stones.

Diving: Not remarkable.

Nudism: No.

Others:

Restaurants.

Point of geological interest.

Hotels:

Caleta de Fuste, 50 km.

Costa Calma,  35 km.

Airport:  50 km.

To visit:

Betancuria  23 km.

Pajara  9 km.

Beaches around:

Costa Calma, 35 km.

La Pared, 28 km.

Jandia 57 km.

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