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Corralejo

Corralejo: 3 Days of Nature and Culture in the Canaries

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

A Nature Enthusiast’s Transfer: Fuerteventura Airport to Jandia

What do you call a nature lover who’s planning a trip to Fuerteventura? If you answered ‘Me, duh,’ then might be in for an unexpected treat during your airport transfer. Fuerteventura Airport to Jandia is a journey that will take you past everything from camel safaris to white sandy beaches, all while you relax in one of Shuttle Direct‘s comfortable and clean taxis or buses. After the four and half hour plane ride from London, you’ll be glad to get

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Fun Family Activities in Caleta de Fuste

Since the small town of Caleta de Fuste on the island of Fuerteventura was first developed as a tourist destination, families have been drawn here by its wide, flat beaches, calm, clear, shallow waters and entertaining local wildlife. The fact that all this safe, inviting fun is just seven kilometres from the airport on one of Spain’s most popular Canary Islands is a major bonus when travelling with young children. (As a parent coming off a four-hour flight with two

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Jandia: Fuerteventura’s Sandy Paradise

The island of Fuerteventura is a popular holiday destination, nestled off the west coast of Africa. Positioned between Lanzarote and Gran Canaria in Spain’s Canary Islands, it enjoys fantastic year-round temperatures and plenty of sunshine. But while many head to the island to visit the bustling resort of Corralejo, not so many British tourists venture down south to the Jandia peninsula. And, as I discovered recently, we’re missing out. Long a popular destination for German tourists, the beautiful southern tip

A Nature Lover’s Guide to Corralejo

Is there anything more rejuvenating than a sun-filled break in the Canaries? If there is, we want to know! For anyone visiting the beautiful Canary island of Fuerteventura, the region around Corralejo achieves the seemingly impossible task of being all things to all people. Along with its raft of stunning beaches, water sports and fabulous weather, the area is truly a nature lover’s paradise, with a host of fascinating sites that allow you to explore the abundance of natural beauty in peace and isolation. So, once you’ve had your fill of sun, sea and sand, and you’ve explored some of

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Fantastic Sights of Fuerteventura… and Where to Find Them!

Ready to run wild and free in Corralejo? Thanks to the town’s myriad beaches, its volcano, and its unusual flora and fauna, you certainly won’t experience a dull moment on your warm getaway. But what most tourists don’t realise is that there is even more fun to be had! In fact, you’ll get a gorgeous glimpse into what cultural and natural gems await in Fuerteventura right when you arrive: your scenic Shuttle Direct transfer from Fuerteventura Airport to Corralejo is sure to keep you at the edge of your seat. Here are a few stunning spots to put on your

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Fuerteventura Shore Excursions

The island of Fuerteventura is the most easterly of Spain’s Canary Islands lying just 105km (65 miles) off the coast of Morocco. Although it is the 2nd largest of these islands it is inhabited by more goats than people! The mild year-round climate has seen the development of package tourism but to a lesser extent than on some of the neighbouring islands. Two of the most popular resorts for family holidays are Corralejo on the north coast and Caleta de Fuste in the east. Cruise ships arrive in Puerto de Rosario which is the capital of the island.   Port

Costa Calma

Diving Adventures in Costa Calma

Snowboarding in the French Alps is just a wonderful chilly memory, the skis are packed away at the back of the wardrobe, and winter sports is just another thing you watch on the telly from the other side of the world. All the signs point to just one thing: summer’s here! Well, almost…

It’s time to reset the adrenaline button and change your focus from the chills of winter to the thrills of summer adventure sports – and what more of an adventure could you want than discovering a whole new world beneath the ocean? Whether you’re an experienced diver or you’ve decided this is the year to literally take the plunge, Costa Calma, on the island of Fuerteventura in the Canaries is the on-point place to do it.

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Sun, Submarines and Water Parks: A Teen-Friendly Holiday in Corralejo

Fuerteventura, in Spain’s Canary Islands, is famous for its great year-round weather, guaranteed sunshine and truly beautiful stretches of golden sandy beaches. It is the perfect beach holiday destination.

But what if your demanding teens want more from a holiday than just lying on a beach? Well, don’t worry, because in Corralejo there is so much to do that they might well end up begging you for a day off to soak up some rays on one of those beautiful beaches.

If you are the parents of teenager adrenalin junkies then Corralejo is the place for you, as just along the coast are some of the world’s best surf beaches. Whether they want to try their hand at traditional surfing, kite surfing or wind surfing, there are a range of schools along the shore ready to help them get started.

But family holidays (even with teens) are about spending some quality time together, so if you don’t fancy learning to surf, don’t fret – there are loads of other activities designed to appeal to all ages. From water parks to camel rides, this is the perfect place to create some family memories that will last you a lifetime.

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Catching the Best Waves in Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura, literally translated, means ‘strong fortune’ – and if you’re into surfing you’ll find nothing but good luck here. Why? Because this tiny island in the Canaries, with its strong winds, perfect waves, and long sandy coastline, is a surfer’s dream come true! Whether you’re keen on traditional surfing, kitesurfing, or windsurfing, Fuerteventura delivers. So grab some buds and your board and book yourself a ticket to hang-ten heaven! Interested in the rest of the Canary Islands? Check out Tenerife. Top Spots There are no bad surf spots on Fuerteventura, but get started with a few of our favourites. All