For most beachside resorts the biggest attractions of going there are the beautiful beaches that adorn it and Corralejo is no different in that respect. White sandy beaches are littered all over the seaside resort and surfing in particular is a huge draw for many people visiting the area.

Aside from the beautiful beaches, another popular attraction in Corralejo is the old town area. Full of quaint narrow streets which are absolutely oozing with Hispanic character, this area is crammed full of delightful restaurants serving the best fresh seafood in many variations of Spanish classics like paella and tapas. After finishing your scrumptious meal you can bask in the personality of the streets as you watch fishermen cast their lines out into the beautiful ocean. As you walk down from the restaurants you’ll see any shopping centres and the busy cultural hub of Music Square where you can get your feet tapping to some salsa music.

Another big draw for the area is Los Lobos, a deserted island just 15 minutes away from the beach which is home to a small cauldron-shaped volcano – sure to be unlike anything you’re used to seeing in your day-to-day life. In addition to this, the area is famed for snorkelling and many people visit for this alone, so why not kill two birds with one stone and do both on your visit to Corralejo.

When the mood to break for a bite finally strikes, food lovers will easily delight in the locally inspired cuisine featured on most of the island's menus.

There’s many things to do around Corralejo that put the active in activity, so if you’re a particularly adventurous or energetic family, then you will find a number of different things to pass the time. The beautiful volcanic region of Fuerteventura is an idyllic one to say the least and embarking on a hike around it is the perfect way to experience that.

The beautiful region of Montana de Tindaya is home to a picturesque 400 foot mountain which is a sacred place for the island’s indigenous inhabitants, because of this, climbing the mountain is no longer allowed but the expansive walk around it proves just as invigorating. Be sure to keep a keen eye out for the footprint-shaped engravings left by the indigenous Majonero people hundreds of years ago.

When the whole clan is tuckered out, you can kick back, relax and embark on a minibus tour called Flavours of Fuerteventura. On this tour you will tick off all of the most impressive and popular sights the area has to offer; from the African-inspired lighthouse looking over Las Playitas Beach, Aztec-infused friezes around a local church and a scenic drive through the mountains of Betancuria. Throughout the tour you’ll stop for some local eats and whether it’s the bread, cheese and tomatoes offered at a rural hotel or a cheese-tasting session made locally at a goat farm, you’ll be sure to have great memories.

A water sports enthusiast's dream come true, Corralejo holidays are not complete until you have a go at windsurfing or kiteboarding, both of which the locals traditionally enjoy during sunrise or sunset. For families, a day trip to nearby Baku Water Park offers a great change of pace which is sure to keep the little ones occupied for hours.

For most beachside resorts the biggest attractions are the beautiful beaches and Corralejo is no different in that respect. White sandy beaches are littered all over the seaside resort and surfing in particular is a huge draw for many people visiting the area. Aside from the beautiful beaches another popular attraction in Corralejo is the old town area. Full of quaint narrow streets which are absolutely oozing with Hispanic character, this area is crammed full of delightful restaurants serving the best fresh seafood in many variations of Spanish classics like paella and tapas. After finishing your scrumptious meal, you can bask in the personality of the streets as you watch fishermen cast their lines out into the beautiful ocean. As you walk down from the restaurants you’ll see shopping centres and the busy cultural hub of Music Square where you can get your feet tapping to some salsa music. Another big draw for the area is Los Lobos, a deserted island just 15 minutes away from the beach which is home to a small cauldron-shaped volcano – sure to be unlike anything you’re used to seeing in your day-to-day life. In addition to this, the area is famed for snorkelling and many people visit for this alone, so why not kill two birds with one stone and do both on your visit to Corralejo.

Travellers interested in laid back nightlife will find what they are looking for in Corralejo. Featuring lots of bars and clubs with nightly live music sets, you can sit back and unwind easily after dark.

Aside from the beautiful beachside walks and candlelight dinners which offer romance aplenty, there are a number of things for couples to do when visiting Corralejo. For those looking to enjoy a night of entertainment, Music Hall offers many types of entertainment throughout the year, from drag shows to variety shows, so depending on your taste you’re sure to find something to satisfy both parties. The venue also offers an accompanying three-course meal to ensure you’re not wanting for anything. For those more interested in live music, Imagine Bar is the place to be in Corralejo. With a talented cover band who have a repertoire as long as a giant’s arm, you’re sure to be entertained when attending a night in this atmospheric venue.

If you’re a couple seeking more memories in the outdoors then a visit to Parque Natural de las Dunas de Corralejo is a must. This beautifully untouched park is home to a copious amount of dunes and desert wildlife. Here you can take a relaxing stroll hand in hand as you bask in the beautiful sights and make some beautiful memories.

The Canary Islands are rich in folklore and festivals. The fiestas del Carmen in July is celebrated with decorated boats in the harbour and a procession carrying a statue of the virgin Mary by the local fisherman. Fish are roasted and music and festivities carry on through the night.