Costa Calma, Beach resort in Pájara, Spain.
Costa Calma is a beach resort on Fuerteventura's southern coast featuring multiple white sand beaches with clear Atlantic waters. The area stretches from waterfront promenades to hotels, restaurants, and shops spread along the shoreline.
The area developed as a tourist destination starting in the 1970s, beginning organized tourism in southern Fuerteventura. This early growth transformed the coastline into the settled region visible today.
The settlement blends local Canarian customs with modern tourism, hosting traditional festivals alongside international dining and recreational opportunities. Visitors experience how the community has woven together island heritage and contemporary leisure activities.
The area connects to the rest of the island through regular buses and well-maintained roads, with taxis available at major hotels. Visitors will find accommodations, shops, and restaurants within walking distance of the beaches.
The location lies in the path of constant trade winds that create prime conditions for windsurfing competitions at Sotavento Beach year-round. This natural wind pattern has made it a recognized destination for windsurfers globally.
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