Corralejo Holidays

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As a former fishing village turned lively beach resort, Corralejo holidays strike a wonderful balance between cultural and convenient. Sand dunes and snorkelling complete an idyllic itinerary.

Holidays to Corralejo really do offer the best of everything. Make the most of having endless amenities on your doorstep, from stunning swimming beaches and modern shopping centres to one of the best water parks in the Canaries. The resort is also the ideal jumping off point for day trips to sleepy Lobos Island, plus Corralejo’s sand dunes are a playground for adventure seekers.

Heritage in Corralejo

Despite being one of the most popular beach resorts in Fuerteventura, Corralejo has plenty of old-world charm. Spend a morning wandering around its cobbled old town and picturesque harbour. You could also trek across Lobos Island to the Punta Martiño lighthouse. Dating back to 1865, it’s one of the oldest lighthouses in the Canary Islands.

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Why book Corralejo holidays

Perfect for watersports

Corralejo is one of the best places on the island for surfing, so grab your board... surf's up!

Discover the best beaches

There are beaches galore along this coast... from Galera Beach to Flag Beach, pick wisely!

Sample the local food

Seafood is all the rage in Corralejo, so try the catch of the day and be amazed

Fab shopping scene

Have a walk down Main Street or Avenida General Franco for all your shopping needs

Hit the nightlife & bar scene

Don't forget to stop off at one of Corralejo's bars in the evening, drinks will be flowing and the music will be blasting

Lush natural wonders

Whether it's the beaches backed by sand dunes or the lovely secluded island of Los Lobos (where the snorkelling is great!), Corralejo is simply beautiful

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Beaches

Beaches in Corralejo

As well as beaches just seconds from top Corralejo hotels, you’ll find several sandy stretches a brief drive along the coastline.

If you fancy strolling straight from the sand to a beach bar, Playa de la Goleta couldn’t be better positioned. Stretch out on its soft golden sand or hire a sunbed for extra comfort.
El Burro (or Glass Beach) is a go-to for wind sports. The white sand beach is a 10 minute drive south of Corralejo town and is known for hosting the Fuerteventura Kite Festival every November.
Playa del Medio is smack-bang in the heart of Corralejo, making it an easy option for families. There’s several cafes and bars nearby, plus it’s just steps from numerous popular hotels.
One of the first beaches you reach in Corralejo Natural Park is Flag Beach. Sandwiched between Playa del Pozo and Playa del Medano, it’s another epic spot for wind and water sports.
Planning to visit Lobos Island? Playa de la Concha De Lobos is its prettiest beach. Just 10 minutes by foot from the ferry terminal, it boasts calm, clear waters ideal for snorkelling.

Quiet beaches in Corralejo

Want a break from the crowds? Discover numerous blissful bays in the Corralejo resort itself and just beyond.

Part of the Corralejo Natural Park, Playa de los Matos is nestled within a sheltered bay. You’ll find no facilities here. Instead, there’s heaps of soft sand and unique stone cairns to help keep you sheltered from the wind.
Playa Larga is another sandy stretch that’s part of Corralejo Natural Park. Situated about halfway down the coastline and in front of huge dunes, it offers plenty of space to stretch out.
Despite its proximity to the town, Playa de Corralejo Viejo tends to be one of the resort’s calmer beaches. Its waters are crystal-clear and ideal for a refreshing swim.
If you’re hiring a car, El Cotillo is a great destination for a day trip. The peaceful village is 20 minutes away on the west coast and home to a string of quiet sandy beaches.
Willing to venture a little further? Another 15 minutes drive south from El Cotillo takes you to beautiful Playa de Esquinzo. Accessed down a steep cliff path, it’s a paradise for surfers and rarely occupied by more than a few people.

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Top 5 things to do in Corralejo

From beautiful town beaches to serene nature parks within easy walking distance, there’s plenty to keep you busy on holidays in Corralejo.

You’ll find a beach to suit everyone in Corralejo! The Fuerteventura resort is home to around 15 sandy coves, including many protected ones perfect for swimming.
Just across the water from Corralejo is tiny Lobos Island. Completely unspoiled, it’s home to over 130 different unique plant species! Visit its secluded sandy coves or hike up the volcano at its centre.
For a break from the hustle and bustle of Corralejo town, head south to Corralejo Natural Park. The nature reserve is famed for its vast sand dunes and breezy conditions.
Corralejo is one of the top surf spots in the Canaries. Beginners are best off at Flag Beach, while those more experienced could tackle the swells at Playa del Medio or El Bullo.
You’ll find no shortage of restaurants and cafes to enjoy fresh local fare in Corralejo. It’s also one of the best places in Fuerteventura for international cuisine.

Outdoor adventures in Corralejo

Whether you want to pull on some hiking boots or squeeze into a wetsuit, there’s loads of outdoor activities to enjoy on cheap holidays to Corralejo.

Vista la Caldera is a key hiking spot on Lobos Island. The viewpoint sits at the top of its volcano and offers uninterrupted views across Fuerteventura and neighbouring Lanzarote.
If you’re keen to conquer another peak, you’ll discover Montaña Roja nestled on the southern end of Corralejo Natural Park. Several trails lead to the summit, with the trek taking around 1.5 hours in total.
Another adrenaline-rushing outdoor activity to try in Corralejo’s national park is dune buggying. Head off road and speed across 10 kilometres of shimmering golden sand.
Not just a wonderful destination for regular surfing, Corralejo holidays are great for windsurfing. Breezy conditions on Flag Beach make it ideal for a session, plus it’s home to a great school if you’re a complete novice.
For epic photo ops, the so-called Popcorn Beach can’t be beaten. Instagram-famous for its unique algae which looks just like popcorn, you’ll find it a scenic hour’s walk north along the cliffs from Corralejo.

Food & Drink

Food and drink in Corralejo

Tasty tapas or global gastronomy? Package holidays to Corralejo let you satisfy any craving thanks to the resort’s abundance of restaurants.

Dinner with a view is definitely possible on holidays in Corralejo. Head for the beachfront promenade for a mix of Mediterranean bistros, tapas restaurants and cosy Italian trattorias.
Non-meat eaters will find dining out in Corralejo a breeze. There are a few cool plant-based cafes in the centre. This includes vegan-friendly Baobab on Plaza de los Mayores and popular vegetarian Sanus Fuerteventura on Calle Anzuelo.
If you fancy a break from Spanish cuisine, Calle la Galera is the place to go. The buzzing street is lined with international eateries, from Irish pubs to Indian curry houses.
Hoping to tuck into lots of fresh fish? Watch fisherman at work on the harbour wall before heading to a seafood restaurant down a side street in the old town.
Besides taking a dip in the sea, eating ice cream is the best way to keep cool in the Fuerteventura heat! Corralejo is inundated with ice cream parlours. Devour Italian gelato or spoon out some frozen yoghurt.

Traditional dishes to try in Corralejo

Why not embrace the local culture by sampling tasty traditional Canarian dishes on your holiday to sunny Corralejo?

Goat stew is a specialty in Fuerteventura. Typically cooked in a spicy red wine sauce, you’ll be able to sample it at more traditional eateries in Corralejo’s old town.
If you’re a fan of delicious dips, make sure you try mojo sauce. It originated in the Canary Islands and is made from red or green peppers, olive oil and paprika.
Corralejo is a great place to tuck into some Spanish seafood. A local specialty is Lapas (limpets) which are typically grilled in their shells and drizzled in green mojo sauce.
As well as local preference for goat meat, Fuerteventurans are also a big fan of goat’s cheese. The most famous variety is Majorero which has a creamy flavour and a hint of spice.
Papas Arrugadas is something you’ll spot on every Spanish restaurant menu in Corralejo. A brilliant comfort food, it consists of boiled and then roasted potatoes seasoned with salt and mojo sauce.

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Corralejo family holidays

Whether you need lots to keep little ones entertained or you’re after somewhere that’ll satisfy tricky teens, Corralejo is a great family-friendly holiday destination.

Acua Water Park should definitely be on your agenda. It’s the best family attraction in Corralejo and features slides, wave pools, rapids and a lazy river.
Older kids might want to head to one of the water sports centres in Corralejo. Possible activities include kiteboarding, surfing, paddle boarding and snorkelling. Hire the equipment or pay for lessons.
Tots and teens alike will no doubt enjoy a glass-bottomed boat ride to Lobos Island. The sea around the protected island is teeming with colourful marine life.
If your kids are music mad, the aptly named Music Square should be on your Corralejo holiday itinerary. The popular plaza is a haven for buskers, break dancers and live bands.
Did you know Fuerteventura has a population of chipmunks? The non-native species were brought over as pets back in the 1970s and now live all over the island. Look out for scurries of them in Corralejo Natural Park.

Corralejo couples holidays

A stunning location, wide choice of hotels and lively nightlife scene makes Corralejo perfect for couples’ breaks.

If you’re keen to do some shopping, Corralejo has several great options. You’ll find well-known clothes shops like Zara on Av. Ntra. Sra. del Carmen. For local crafts, check out El Campanario’s open-air market on a Thursday or Sunday.
Keen to glide through turquoise waters together? Book a snorkelling tour around Lobos Island’s marine reserve to admire shoals of vibrant fish.
Corralejo has a great nightlife scene if you’re up for a few drinks in the evenings. There’s loads of Spanish bars in the downtown area. You’ll also spot several beach clubs (including Waikiki) near Playa de la Galeta.
Depending on when you’re planning your Corralejo holiday, you might have the chance to experience a local festival. Fiestas del Carmen takes place in July and celebrates the town’s patron saint with street parties, firework displays and live music.
For the ultimate romantic gesture, take your sweetheart to El Cotillo in the late afternoon. The charming fishing village has a west-facing position, allowing it uninterrupted views of the sun setting across the Atlantic.

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Corralejo weather

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19°C

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18°C

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Mar

19°C

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19°C

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Nov

22°C

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Dec

20°C

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Corralejo Holidays

Heritage in Corralejo

Why book Corralejo holidays

Perfect for watersports

Discover the best beaches

Sample the local food

Fab shopping scene

Hit the nightlife & bar scene

Lush natural wonders

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Beaches in Corralejo

Quiet beaches in Corralejo

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Best destinations for your first holiday together

Corralejo: More than just a beach holiday

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