Corralejo Holidays

Beaches:

The island of Fuerteventura is lauded for having the best beaches in the Canaries so wherever you pitch your sun lounger is bound to be a stunner. Take your pick from Grandes Playas, Flag beach, Playa Bajo Negro with its shimmering black sand and the unique Popcorn playa where the sand and pebbles form to resemble popcorn.

Fun activities:

Whether your Corralejo Holiday is with the family or your friend group, filling your days with fun stuff to do will be a breeze. Make the most of the incredible sand dunes by renting out buggies, make a splash at the Acua water park and try some jet skiing or scuba diving if you’re feeling brave enough.

Old Towns:

Explore the quaint former capital Betancuria, the colonial town of La Olivia, the village of Villaverde and the chilled out authentic atmosphere of El Cotillo where locals and tourists gather together at the bay to sip wine as the sun sets.

Puerto del Rosario:

Located just 30 minutes from the resort, the bustling capital city of Puerto del Rosario is the perfect place to explore the culture of the island whilst sampling the local cuisine and shopping scene.

Day trips:

The resorts location on the northern tip of the island make it the perfect place from which to ferry hop over to neighbouring Lanzarote. Spend a day exploring Playa Blanca and enjoy the scenic crossing.

Lobos Island:

Take a short boat ride to this island nature reserve and climb the mountain for a stunning view of the volcanic terrain and crystal blue water. Home to various bird species and marine life, the island’s unique eco system make it a must see for nature lovers.

Corralejo National Park:

Experience the breathtaking landscape of the Dunas de Corralejo, formed from sand blowing in from the Sahara Desert. Marvel at the golden sand stretching as far as the eye can see or get active with a spot of sand boarding or dune bashing.

Mirador las Penitas:

Stop by this view point for a truly awesome aspect of the islands landscape. And while taking in the spectacular canyons, make friends with the squirrel inhabitants.

The Villa Winter:

For a unique experience, take a tour of the mysterious abandoned house on the hill, the Villa Winter, located near the village of Cofete. The villa is rumoured to have been used as a German military base and hideout during World War II.

Majorero Cheese Museum:

After filling up on the local cheese, find out how it is made at the Majorero Cheese Museum. Meet the indigenous goats who produce the intense delicacy before sampling it.

Majorero Cheese:

A must for all cheese lovers, this full fat goat cheese has an intense aroma and nutty taste that pairs perfectly with well…pears!

Frangollo:

This creamy Canarian desert is whipped up milk, millet, lemon, eggs, sugar and butter with added raisins, almonds or cinnamon to taste and can be enjoyed hot or cold.

Berenjenas Equivocadas:

This simple dish of lightly fried aubergines and cubes of majorero cheese drizzled with honey is the perfect midday lunch or starter.

Papa Arrugadas:

These waxy small potatoes are boiled in salt water that give them their signature wrinkled skin, which is never peeled. Enjoy with the local tradition of either a red or green spicy mojo sauce.

Limpets:

These black and orange native shellfish known locally as lapas, are prepared on a griddle and served with white wine and olive oil. Although they are technically an aquatic snail, limpets taste like mussels and are a very popular starter in Fuerteventura.

Bus:

Local company Tiadhe has 18 lines that connects most points on the island and is very popular with locals and tourists alike.

Rent a Car:

Driving on the island is relatively stress free thanks to its well-maintained road networks with long straights and high visibility. It’s also the best way to visit those lesser-known places for a customised experience.

Taxis:

The best option after enjoying a night out in Corralejo, taxis are plentiful and relatively cheap. You can flag down one or book it through a taxi app.