Sotavento Beach Club is in Costa Calma, in the south of Fuerteventura, and Playa de Costa Calma is 200 m away. The tourist area stretches along the coast: Playa Matas Blancas and Playa Esmeralda are 1.8 km away, while Playa de Sotavento is 2.6 km away. Costa Calma bus station is 430 m away; the Estatua de Neptuno, 1.4 km away, is a point of interest for a nearby walk.
Fuerteventura Airport is 45 km away. By car, the journey to Costa Calma usually takes around an hour via the FV-2, although travel time depends on traffic. From the town, Playa de Pájara and Playa El Rancho are 2.4 km away, and Playa Viejo Rey is 5 km away. The bus station makes it easier to get around without a car; Jandía is 7 km away for those who want to explore other parts of the island’s south.
The coast is ideal for alternating swimming and walks with wind sports: Costa Calma and the nearby beaches are known for windsurfing and kitesurfing, although conditions change with the wind and sea state. Playa de Sotavento, 2.6 km away, is a well-known spot for water sports, and its lagoons change with the tides. The Zona Arqueológica La Pared de Jandía is 4.8 km away and offers a different kind of outing from a day at the beach. Fuerteventura has a mild climate all year round, although the Atlantic water is cooler in winter.
Playa de Costa Calma
— A nearby stretch of sand for swimming and walking along the coast of Costa Calma.
200 m
Costa Calma
— An intercity bus stop for travelling between towns in Fuerteventura.
430 m
Neptune Statue
— A sculpture by the coast that serves as a landmark for a local walk.
1,4 km
Playa Esmeralda
— A stretch of coastline popular for spending the day by the Atlantic.
1,8 km
Playa de Sotavento
— A wide beach in the south, known for water sports and tidal lagoons.
2,6 km
La Pared de Jandía Archaeological Site
— Archaeological remains that offer a glimpse into the past of the Jandía peninsula.
4,8 km