Giniginamar, a little corner of paradise at Fuerteventura

Giniginamar is a small fishing village, located on the south-eastern coast of Fuerteventura , in the municipality of Tuineje .

This small town in Fuerteventura with about 600 inhabitants preserves the particular charm of the Majorera culture and tradition.

This location is a little corner of paradise, nestled in a silent bay where you can observe a magical sunrise and a unique sunset.

A unique landscape with typical white houses, inside a black pebble beach, where some fishing boats overlook.

In this pretty little village there is a small modern church the Virgen del Carmen almost merges with the houses.

And inland the access road was the wide valley of Rio de Giniginamar, where sheep and goats grazed on the arid mountain slopes.

The tranquility of this fishing village, the charm of its people make it perfect for those who want a relaxing holiday in full harmony with nature.

In the small town of Giniginamar, a few steps from the sea, there are some holiday homes in delightful villas equipped with all comforts and tastefully furnished.

Giniginamar Beach

Giniginamar beach is a semi-urban beach, located at the foot of the village of the same name and almost 1 km long.

This charming beach of Fuerteventura is made up of black volcanic sand, gravel and pebbles and has calm waters, ideal for swimming.

Playa de Giniginamar is not very crowded and is frequented by residents of the town and the surrounding area with some restaurants nearby.

This place is ideal for spending a relaxing day and perfect for diving enthusiasts during a holiday at Fuerteventura.

Located in a bay protected from the waves and its cliffs offer relative protection from the wind, this palm-fringed beach is a protected area with numerous fishing coves.

How to get to Giniginamar?

Giniginamar is 51 km from Puerto del Rosario the capital of Fuerteventura and can be reached in 40 minutes by car, continuing on the FV-2 towards Morro Jable.

The village is located precisely between Gran Tarajal and Tarajalejo and is an unmissible stop during a trip to Fuerteventura island.