Where to Eat Playa de Famara is one of the most important and most recognised beaches on Lanzarote. It is 6km of golden sand, mesmerising all those enjoying a walk here, especially at sunset when the tide is out. There are also a lot of tourists who make the most of their stay on the island to learn how to surf, kitesurf or do yoga at Famara. There is definitely no chance of getting bored at this wonderful spot.
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Where is Playa de Famara?
Playa de Famara is in the northeast of the island of Lanzarote, under the impressive massif of Famara, in the municipality of Teguise. It belongs to the Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park, along with several rocks and islets to the north of the island.
Features of Playa de Famara
Name:
Playa de Famara
Municipality:
Teguise
Town:
Famara
Public transport connections:
Yes
Windy:
Yes
Sand:
Golden
Number of visitors:
Mid to high
Waves:
Yes
Family Friendly:
Yes
Sports:
Yes
Parking:
Yes
Showers:
No
Lifeguards:
Yes
Length:
6 km
Surroundings:
Suburban
Pets:
No.
Accessibility:
Low difficulty
Playa de Famara is the perfect spot for water sports fans. You can do all sorts of sports here: surfing, kitesurfing, bodyboarding, windsurfing, and even hang gliding or paragliding from off the top of Famara. Its sheer length means it is the ideal spot for a long sunset stroll, highly recommended on this side of the island. If you would prefer an even more relaxing plan, why not sunbathe or wander through the town of Famara and enjoy a drink in the Lanzarote sun?
How to get to Playa de Famara
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is it a windy beach?
There is normally a breeze blowing at Playa de Famara. However, along the beach there are some rocky shelters to protect from the trade winds.
What type of sand is there?
It is a beach with golden sand.
Are there many waves?
Yes. Take special care with the currents on this part of the coast.
Are there any public transport connections?
Yes. You can reach Famara via line 20 or 31 from Costa Teguise.
Does it get busy?
This is the busiest beach during summer. Nevertheless, it is still a relatively peaceful beach.
Is it family friendly?
It is recommended for families, however, take special care with children due to the currents in the sea.
What sports can you do at the beach there?
You can enjoy all kinds of water sports: surfing, windsurfing, paddle boarding, bodyboarding, kitesurfing. It is also a beautiful place to do yoga or go for a run.
Is there parking?
You can park close to the beach.
Are there showers?
No
Does this beach have lifeguards?
Yes
Is this beach suitable for wheelchair users?
No, this is not a beach that is recommended to people in a wheelchair due to the currents and strong tides at the beach.
Are pets allowed on this beach?
Pets are not allowed, just as with other parts of the island’s coast. Despite this, there are often some local dogs.
Climate at Playa de Famara
The temperature at Famara is usually quite mild, which is particularly good during the summer. The average temperature ranges from 19-25ºC and there is often wind here throughout the year except from September to December.
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