Costa Calma

Costa Calma lies on the southern stretch of Fuerteventura, within the Jandía peninsula, an area known for its long, pale beaches and the steady winds that sweep across this part of the island. As a resort settlement, it has grown up mainly to serve visitors, with its coastline forming part of the broader sweep of sand that defines the south of the island.

The area sits within a wider landscape shaped by the Jandía massif and the Atlantic, giving Costa Calma a quieter, more open feel than the busier resort towns elsewhere on Fuerteventura. It functions largely as a base for enjoying the beach and coastal surroundings rather than as a historic settlement in its own right.