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Rocky point

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Canary, Fuerte Ventura
Coordinates
28.7335, -13.8558

Rocky Point, Fuerteventura is a well-known reef/rock surf spot on the island’s exposed north coast, near the village of Lajares and the famous wave zone around El Cotillo / Corralejo. It’s called “Rocky Point” for good reason: the takeoff area and surrounding seabed are rocky, so it’s a spot that rewards caution and local knowledge.

What it’s like

  • Wave type: Fast, powerful reef break
  • Best direction: Usually works best with north to northwest swell
  • Wind: Cleanest with southerly or offshore winds depending on exact angle
  • Wave character: Can be hollow, steep, and punchy, with short but intense rides

Skill level

  • Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers
  • Because of the rocks and the power of the wave, it’s not ideal for beginners

Conditions

  • Works best when the swell is solid but not too big, as it can get heavy and dangerous when the surf is large.
  • Tides can make a big difference; often mid tide is a safer and more workable window, but local conditions matter a lot.

Hazards

  • Sharp rocks/reef
  • Strong currents
  • Crowds on good days
  • Potentially heavy wipeouts in bigger conditions

Atmosphere

Fuerteventura is famous for its year-round surf, warm weather, and volcanic scenery. Rocky Point fits that vibe perfectly: raw, exposed, and scenic, with a very “Atlantic” feel. On a good day, it can be a proper performance wave.