Holidays to Corralejo

Corralejo is one of the smaller resorts inside the Canary Island Fuerteventura. It rests in the North of the island and has built up a proud number of things that attract tourists to it. Although it isn't split up into two parts, there's a chance for a relaxing time as well as a fun time, due to having both an old town, shops and bars. The more modern part of the town consists of a marina and from which you can enjoy boat trips.

Corralejo is said to be the islands most popular resort. It was once a small fisherman village but still remains to hold a sense of authenticity and sense of nature in its air. If you take into consideration that thousands of people have visited the resort for a holiday of a lifetime.

With its sun-splashed beaches and close proximity to Lanzarote in the north, it’s hardly surprising that cheap Corralejo holidays remain a top choice for families flying out to the Canary Islands.

Weather

As might be expected, Corralejo’s temperatures peak in August, but summer heat isn’t off the charts here, which means it’s a great holiday hub for families with kids.

While averages during the height of summer sit at around 24°C, Brits looking for cheap Corralejo holidays could consider heading to this part of the island during the winter months, since temperatures in this part of the year average around 16°C -17°C.

Beaches

Corralejo is built around an old harbour, where tourists can fish or lounge on the Playa la Clavellina beach. For visitors with a more adventurous side, fast-paced pursuits such as kitesurfing or windsurfing are accessible from the town. The sapphire waves of Corralejo’s coastline also offer some of the best surfing opportunities in Europe, with popular nearby spots for these pursuits including Glass Beach and Flag Beach.

Visitors lounging in the sun can take in stunning views of Los Lobos, which rises majestically from the waves a couple of miles out to sea.

Things To Do

While the small island has no human inhabitants, it supports flora and fauna that can’t be found anywhere else, making it a popular tour destination.

Food And Drink

The culinary appeal of this charming Fuerteventura town is diverse. Like many coastal resorts, Corralejo’s core gastronomical offering centres on seafood and visitors can sample its signature sea bass, swordfish and octopus dishes. Adventurous diners looking for a heartier meal can try roasted or stewed goat meat.

For groups of friends and couples looking for a dose of after-dark excitement, Corralejo has a bustling nightlife. Bars and clubs here largely centre around the Centro Comercial Atlantico located on the town’s main strip, Avenida del General Franco. The centre’s upstairs area houses a number of clubs, so there’s sure to be an ideal spot for drinking and dancing no matter what you fancy.

Visitors seeking a more relaxed evening atmosphere often head to the pedestrianized area at the end of the Avenida, which is home to a number of open air bars and smaller venues that favour authentic Spanish music.