Cave of Los Ojos at Fuerteventura

Located at the southern tip of Fuerteventura, in the municipality of Pájara , it is impossible not to visit one of the largest sea caves in Fuerteventura, the cave of Los Ojos .

For this reason, the climate of Fuerteventura, mild and warm all year round, is an earthly paradise, deservedly named a Biosphere Reserve.

This cave  is one of the best kept secrets of the island of Fuerteventura, an impressive geological formation.

This unique and impressive tourist attraction offers a dream landscape to those looking for an unforgettable experience in Fuerteventura.

The cave of Los Ojos is a natural rock formation that has been eroded by the force of water and wind, a true work of art of nature.

Inside there is a natural salt water pool with an impressive view of the sea, which leaves everyone breathless.

This cave, one of the most beautiful of Fuerteventura is a popular snorkeling destination, with abundant marine life.

When to go?

The largest sea cave of Los Ojos will only be accessible during low tide, it may actually be full of water during high tide, so visiting is not recommended.

Il could be accessible at any time precisely because it is located off the shore and the water might not reach it at any time.

This cave is a unique swimming experience and a perfect place to dive and discover the marine life of Fuerteventura.

Located on a white sand beach that contrasts with the black rocks that surround it and the crystal clear turquoise water, it echants everyone.

Playa de los Ojos is a perfect place to admire the natural beauty of the island of Fuerteventura and owes its name to the crystalline pools of water.

This pools are formed between the sand and the rocks, which look like real “eyes” on the beach.

This place is an authentic natural paradise of turquoise waters and golden sand, ideal for those who want to admire a suggestive panorama and relax in a unique environment.

How to get there?

The cave of Los Ojos is approximately 44 km from Costa Calma, which can be reached in an hour, following the FV-2.

Once you reach Playa de los Ojos via a dirty road, you can park your car near the cliff.

Then, very carefully, you walk along a path that descends from the cliff to the beach.

The sea cave is located at the end of the beach on the left, crossing some rocks that are not at all challenging.

Access to the cave is not easy and requires a bit of adventure, as you have to walk along a dirt and rock path to reach the cave.

It is recommended to wear suitable footwear and to walk with caution, as the ground can be uneven and slippery.