Fuerteventura is an island in the Canary Islands archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean. Firstly, it is known from ancient times as the Island of the Blessed. Secondly, the island is indeed a place of leisure and laziness, endless beaches and golden sand. Therefore, Fuerteventura is the second largest island in the Canary Islands and a tourist paradise.

On the other hand, the island is perfect for families and couples looking for a relaxing holiday. Above all, it has the longest beach in the archipelago, a sunbathing paradise and facilities for water sports. But maybe most importantly, it has over 150 beaches stretching on over 340 km of coastline. The crystal clear waters of the sea are ideal for sailing, water skiing, surfing and fishing. Due to the crevices, caves and tunnels formed at the bottom of the ocean, Fuerteventura also has ideal diving sites. You will find many things to do and see here. So what are you waiting for?

You can enjoy the lovely Canarian sun in Corralejo. Once it was a small fishing village, but now it became a lively and colourful city. However, this resort has managed to preserve the charm and original atmosphere. There are still white sand beaches in the city centre. Most of the shops and restaurants are along the main street. The dunes from the other side of the city are spread along the east coast. This makes Corralejo a popular resort. In short, there is a wide variety of things for you to do here. For example, you can choose nautical sports, tennis, glass bottom boat trips, Jeep Safari, island trips and more. Definitely you won’t get bored with so many activities around you. So what are you waiting for?

Natural attraction in Corralejo

Corralejo Natural Park is an area of ​​unique characteristics and the best place to go to enjoy the desert beauty of Fuerteventura. In the north part you will find the biggest dune spread in the whole of the Canary Islands. You can see white sands washed by the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean. On the other hand, in the south part of Corralejo, will wait you a volcanic landscape.

Historic attraction in Corralejo

The Old Town of Corralejo is centred around the old harbour, which is still a working port used by the local fisherman. You can spot also a modern marina, where you can take pleasure craft trips to explore the rest of the island. In addition, you can also take the ferry to the nearby islands of Lanzarote and Lobos. The main street in the town is where you will find most of the shops, bars and restaurants. The street leads down to Music Square and onto the harbour.

Other attractions in Corralejo

Lajares is quite a trendy place, popular with young surfers. It is a village not far from Corralejo. The fact that it is quite spread out, gives the impression, when you drive through it, that it is not as large as it actually is. In this village, you have an example of traditional windmills. You can find them near the Ermita de San Antonio.

Corralejo Harbour is just five minutes’ walk from Corralejo in the north  part of Fuerteventura. This marina is an ideal place to moor and explore the island. And, while you’re there, you can discover the wild Isle of Lobos, which is less than 15 minutes’ sail away. Therefore, Fuerteventura’s pleasant climate permits year-round sailing and sunshine. Make sure you take various excursions from Corralejo Marina. Leisure activities can be booked to really get the most out of your visit to the island and you won’t regret it!