La Derecha de Lobos, Isla de Lobos, Fuerteventura
The Isla de Lobos is a tiny uninhabited island just off Fuerteventura that’s perfect for intrepid explorers. A boat and a one-hour walk stand between the mainland and this Fuerteventura surf spot but it’s worth it to ride the famous right-hander, that’s suitable for all abilities.

El Hierro, Fuerteventura
Right next to Majanicho beach, this is a busy spot for surfers on Fuerteventura, drawn by the regular, good quality breaks. If you’re looking for consistency when surfing the Canary Islands, make a beeline for El Hierro.

El Quemao, La Santa, Lanzarote
This exposed reef break is one of the best surf spots in the Canary Islands thanks to its consistency, although it does tend to drop off during the summer months. Lanzarote is a beautiful island, and is perfect for surfing holidays at any time of year.

Izquierda de San Juan, Caleta de Famara, Lanzarote
This is the famous San Juan left-hander, in front of the Famara cliffs, right next to the fishing village of La Caleta de Famara. Is Lanzarote the best Canary Island for surfing? Find out for yourself.

Izquierda de La Santa, Lanzarote
This left-hand break isn’t suitable for water sports beginners, but the experienced surfer going surfing in the Canary Islands will love it. It’s a short, explosive wave that breaks on both sides over a volcanic reef. Don’t forget your boots.

Bristol-Shooting Gallery, Corralejo, Fuerteventura
Bristol-Shooting Gallery might seem like a weird name for a famous spot for surfing in the Canary Islands, but this place near Corralejo isn’t to be missed. It’s extra popular with bodyboarders.

La Derecha del Lloret, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
There are all kinds of water sports and extreme sports taking place in Las Palmas, but surfing is still king. Enjoy one of the best Las Palmas surf spots in the shape of the right break at Lloret.

El Confital, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
When it comes to surfing in the Canary Islands, El Confital, on Gran Canaria, is legendary. It’s one of Europe’s top waves and has hosted world class surfing events. It’s perfect for expert surfers.

Izquierda de Las Palmeras, Las Américas, Tenerife
This left break is one of the most famous Tenerife surf spots, used for big surfing competitions. You can also try your hand at bodyboarding and stand-up paddle boarding in the area.

Igueste, San Andrés, Tenerife
One of the best surf beaches on Tenerife is Igueste, which is great for surfers of all levels. Conditions are best here, as they are on many beaches in the Canary Islands, between September and May.