Surf spot guide · Fuerteventura, Spain
Submerged reef a-frame in Corralejo bay with long outside rights and a faster inside left on big N swells.
Bajo del Medio is a submerged reef peak in Corralejo bay, known locally as Rocky Point. When north-coast spots max out on big swell, this a-frame comes alive. The outside opens as a wide, bombora-style right shoulder on N swell, while the inside produces a faster, shallower left. Waves range 0.9-3.7m and fire best on a pure N push with a SW offshore. Wellcovered depth keeps take-offs accessible for intermediates, though the hollow shape throws barrel sections on bigger days, with rides reaching 200-500m. The peak shifts with size and swell direction, sometimes splitting into two separate peaks. Access follows a one-way road from central Corralejo then cuts through an empty plot - the spot sits off the main road and car break-ins are a known risk, so leave nothing inside. Entry and exit involve uneven reef with bad rocks near the waterline. Crowds pack in hard when it fires, but mid-range consistency keeps the lineup manageable on most days. Arrive early on solid N swells.
Bombora-style right shoulder that splits into two peaks when the north coast maxes out.
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Crowds are heavy when the wave fires, with a crowd level of 9. The saving grace is mid-range consistency - Bajo del Medio does not break often, so the lineup is quiet most of the time.
Bay escape on big swells
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Long left point-reef over uneven reef in Corralejo firing fast barrel sections toward the harbour wall on big NW swells.
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Punchy, hollow left reef tucked inside Corralejo bay, firing best on a NE swell with SW winds at mid to high tide.
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World-class righthand point on Isla de Lobos, peeling up to 500m with three barrel sections on solid N swells.
+9 MORE →Works as an overflow spot when the north coast spots are too big - check it first on maxed-out days
Arrive early - the lineup packs out fast when it fires
Leave nothing visible in the car at the access plot
Navigate entry and exit carefully, bad rocks close to the waterline on both sides
Mondo notes the peak can split into two distinct peaks depending on swell direction and size
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Follow the one-way road from the centre of Corralejo, then cut through an empty plot to reach the reef. Free car park and roadside parking available. No lifeguard, restrooms, showers, surf school or surf shop on site.
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