Take your surfing beyond whitewater with focused green-wave coaching on southern Fuerteventura. Small groups, in-water instructors and optional video or radio coaching speed technical progress on long, open wave walls.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The Atlantic opens in front of you, a slate of green faces building toward the Jandía coastline; wind scours the sand into ridges and the water dares you to read its rhythm. Southern Fuerteventura is raw: black volcanic ridges drop to wide beaches, and the swell funnels around headlands to create long, open wave walls perfect for paddling into green waves.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Good paddling fitness and regular cardio are recommended; you should be comfortable swimming in currents and catching unbroken green waves.
Wildlife
History
Southern Fuerteventura was shaped by volcanic events and centuries of maritime life; modern surf culture arrived with tourism in the late 20th century and now coexists with traditional fishing communities.
Conservation
Respect dune systems and local beach access points; use reef-safe sunscreen and follow instructor guidance to avoid trampling nesting areas and disturbing marine life.
Reserve your spot on the Surf course for advanced and advanced surfers in southern Fuerteventura today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive with swim confidence
Be a strong ocean swimmer and comfortable paddling out through whitewater—coaches are hands-on but won’t substitute for basic sea skills.
Use provided wetsuits but bring a rash guard
Wetsuits are supplied, but a lightweight rash guard adds sun protection and reduces chafing during repeated paddling.
Time your session for morning light
Mornings often offer lighter winds and cleaner waves in the south—ask for an early pickup when booking if possible.
Consider video or radio coaching
Opt for video analysis or radio helmet coaching to get immediate, technical feedback on turns and positioning for faster improvement.
Rash guard
Protects against sun and board rub during long practice sessions.
summer
Microfiber towel & change of clothes
Dries quickly and lets you change comfortably after the session.
Reef booties
Useful on rockier launch points or for colder-water comfort.
winter
Waterproof action camera (optional)
Bring if you want extra footage—coaches provide video analysis but your own angle is useful for review.