Which beach has the best waves in Lanzarote?

Famara Beach Widely considered to be one of the best surf beaches in Lanzarote, Famara is in a class of its own. With a swell window that ensures it receives waves all year round. In addition to plenty of beach bars that guarantee there's always somewhere to toast to a big day in the water.



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El Quemao, Lanzarote From the fishing village of La Santa, you can see the El Quemao beach, renowned as one of the world's best surfing spots, but also one of the most feared and intimidating in the Canary Islands. That's why only experienced and skilled professionals should surf it.

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We get the very long period swells from the North Pacific from December-March. The constant Papagayo offshores winds in November-April gives surfers truly spectacular sessions during this time of year. Playa Grande area is one of the most consistent areas for surfing in Central America.

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Praia do Norte, Nazaré, Portugal — 80 Feet It is renowned for its humongous waves. It's also where the most enormous wave ever surfed was recorded, securing its place in the Guinness World Records. Swells here can tower up to an astonishing 75 feet and more.

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Playa la Francesa is essentially two stretches of demerara-sugar-soft sand, backed by volcanic rock and dunes. It's a south-facing beach – this means calm, swimmable waters – as well as an anchoring point for boats conducting day trips.

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Pipeline Beach, Hawaii Considered by many to be a surfing mecca, Pipeline is known for its legendary waves, quality and consistency, challenge and adrenaline rush. Located on the north shore of the island of Oahu, it is known for producing some of the most perfect and challenging barrels in the world.

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