Costa Calma, for a Relaxed Beach Stay in the South
Hotels in Costa Calma put you in a calm, beach-focused resort in southern Fuerteventura. On the JandÃa peninsula, this resort offers hotels with direct access to a 2 km stretch of fine sand, in a more relaxed mood than Corralejo — one of the four areas covered on our pillar page, Where to stay in Fuerteventura.
In a nutshell
- Direct beach access at most hotels.
- A calm mood, between Caleta de Fuste (family-friendly) and Morro Jable (upmarket).
- Family and adults-only hotels both feature, depending on the property.
- Minutes from the Sotavento lagoon, a world-class kitesurfing spot.
Beachfront hotels: calm meets comfort
The resort's main draw: most hotels in Costa Calma open directly onto the beach, with no built-up area to cross, plus landscaped pools and bright rooms. The overall mood is more relaxed than the busier resorts further north.
Standards along this southern shore are rising, and 2026 brought the clearest proof of it. A few kilometres south of the resort, on Sotavento beach (Playa de Barca) and still on the JandÃa peninsula, the Paradisus Fuerteventura — the former Hotel Los Gorriones, now flying the Meliá flag — was named Best Resort in Spain at the first edition of the Forbes Travel Awards, handed out in Madrid. The hotel is not part of Costa Calma resort itself, but the award, given for its experiential luxury offer, its rootedness in the destination and its sustainability commitments, is a useful benchmark for the quality now on offer along this stretch of coast — the same shoreline the Costa Calma properties sit on.
Family or adults-only: two types of hotel
Costa Calma offers both types of property, as in Caleta de Fuste or Morro Jable. The family-focused H10 Tindaya has a kids' pool and entertainment; the adults-only H10 Playa Esmeralda goes for a more hushed atmosphere, well suited to a relaxed couple's break.
Costa Calma, a good base for the sporty south
For watersports fans, the Sotavento lagoon, just minutes away, is a world-renowned kitesurfing spot, making Costa Calma a handy base for combining relaxation and watersports without changing accommodation, close to the rest of the island.
To compare with the island's other areas before booking, head to our Canary Islands guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is Costa Calma suitable for a quiet stay?
Yes, its mood is more relaxed than Corralejo, with hotels offering direct beach access and little nightlife.
Which hotels should you choose as a family in Costa Calma?
The H10 Tindaya, with its kids' pool and entertainment, is among the resort's most cited family addresses.
Where can you find an adults-only hotel in Costa Calma?
The H10 Playa Esmeralda is a well-known adults-only property, focused on relaxation and a hushed atmosphere.
Is Costa Calma near Sotavento?
Yes, the Sotavento lagoon, famous for kitesurfing, is just minutes from the resort.
What's the difference with Caleta de Fuste or Morro Jable?
Caleta de Fuste focuses on a very safe lagoon beach for families; Morro Jable on more spectacular beaches and an upmarket feel. Costa Calma sits between the two, more beach-focused and relaxed.
Are the hotels in Costa Calma right on the beach?
Yes, most properties in the resort open directly onto the sand, with no built-up area to cross.
Is there an award-winning luxury hotel near Costa Calma?
Yes. The Paradisus Fuerteventura, set on Sotavento beach (Playa de Barca), a few kilometres south of the resort and still on the JandÃa peninsula, was named Best Resort in Spain at the first Forbes Travel Awards, held in Madrid in 2026. It is not located within Costa Calma resort itself, but in the same southern part of the island, a short drive away.