About Costa Calma, Fuerteventura

Costa Calma means ‘Calm Coast’, and the resort is situated on the edge of the national park area of Jandia in Fuerteventura. 
The highlight of Costa Calma holidays is the long sandy beach of Playa Barca to the South West where you can try your hand at jet ski-ing, windsurfing and sailing. The beach also has beach bars, sunbeds and sun umbrellas.

Costa Calma is approximately 80km south of the airport and is situated on a beautiful stretch of unspoilt coastine. Beach lovers need look no further than Costa Calma for their next holiday.

Costa Calma was originally built around a small village called Canada Del Rio, and care was taken when developing the resort to make sure that the coutryside didn’t disappear under concrete. There is a ‘green zone’ that runs the length of the resort, providing a haven for wildlife.

Tips on making the most of your Costa Calma holidays:

• Sunday morning market. Approx. 9am – early afternoon
• Shopping centres with shops, bars and restaurants
• A few miles from Costa Calma is the island’s zoo where you can go on a camel safari.
• Why not take off for the day and sail to tiny Los Lobos Island
• Visit Betancura, the former capital of Fuerteventura, which was ravaged and burned by pirates in 1593. Watch the street artists, visit the museum and Franciscan Monastery's ruins.
• See magnificent rock carvings at Mount Tindaya
• Stroll through thousands of cacti at Jardin Boranico
• Witness traditional island life at the Tefia craft village.

Holidays to Costa Calma are ideal for everyone lookings for a fantastic beach location in a stunning setting with plenty of laid-back bars and restaurants to break up the day.