Corralejo

On the coast of Fuerteventura, the second largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, lies the cosmopolitan town of Corralejo. It’s a popular resort known for its natural beauty spots, from sandy dune beaches to rugged volcanic cones. Perhaps most famous are the Grandes Playas, seven miles of pristine coastline and large, shifting dunes that sweep down to the sea. They are home to exotic lizards, birds, and rabbits. Corralejo is also celebrated for its heritage as a former fishing village and

Perched at the very top of Fuerteventura’s northern coast, the popular beach resort of Corralejo offers visitors long stretches of white sand, sparkling blue seas, and a welcoming holiday atmosphere. The town’s origins may be humble, starting out as a small fishing village, but today the lively centre – with its colourful houses, great restaurants and an upbeat atmosphere – is a firm favourite amongst sunseekers.  However, it’s mostly water sports enthusiasts who flock to the beaches of Corralejo. Whether