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Corralejo, located at the northern end of Fuerteventura, is a town where seaside charm and wild beauty meet. What first attracts visitors to Corralejo is its animation, its beaches, and especially its dune natural park, a spectacular stretch of sand that makes nature lovers dream. Between modernity and unspoilt nature, Corralejo is a complete destination, ideal for a holiday combining relaxation and adventure.
Once a small fishing village, Corralejo is now one of Fuerteventura's main resorts. Its streets lined with restaurants, bars, shops and hotels attract many tourists every year in search of sun and sea. Despite its development, the city has managed to keep a welcoming and authentic spirit, offering a lively but relaxed atmosphere.
The port of Corralejo is one of the most picturesque places in the city. This is where ferries to the neighbouring island of Lanzarote and the islet of Lobos depart. The port is also a great starting point for maritime excursions, allowing visitors to discover marine wildlife, go scuba diving or simply enjoy the turquoise waters.
The Dunes de Corralejo Natural Park is undoubtedly the undisputed star of this region. With its 2,600 hectares, this park offers a landscape of golden dunes stretching for several kilometers along the Atlantic Ocean. This sandy desert, formed by the erosion of shells and corals, contrasts beautifully with the crystal clear waters that line the coast, creating a striking natural spectacle.
The site is an ideal playground for lovers of photography, hiking and tranquility. Walking barefoot through the dunes, admiring the variations of light on the sand at sunset, or simply sitting and gazing out over the wilderness is an unforgettable experience.
Along the dunes of Corralejo, several beaches follow one another, offering a variety of possibilities. Playa del Pozo and Playa Alzada, with their calm and clear waters, are ideal for swimming and relaxing. Flag Beach and Glass Beach, meanwhile, are popular with water sports enthusiasts such as kitesurfing and windsurfing, thanks to the constant winds that blow in this part of the island.
Wilderness enthusiasts will also find what they are looking for in more remote areas, where the white sand contrasts with the volcanoes in the background, giving a sense of infinity and solitude. The Corralejo Natural Park is also a refuge for many species of endemic birds and plants, making it an ideal place for lovers of fauna and flora.
Beyond the beaches and dunes, Corralejo offers a wide range of activities for visitors of all ages. The city center is lively, with restaurants serving local specialties like fresh fish, Canarian tapas, and "majorero" cheese. The nightlife is also vibrant, with bars and clubs where you can listen to live music and dance the night away.
For adventure seekers, Corralejo is an ideal starting point for hikes to the surrounding volcanoes. The ascent of Montaña Roja, an ancient volcano, offers an exceptional panoramic view of the dunes, the ocean, and the island of Lanzarote.
Corralejo is a destination of choice for those who want to discover the wild beauty of Fuerteventura without giving up comfort and leisure. Between the vast expanse of golden dunes, the beaches with turquoise waters, and the bustle of the city, Corralejo offers a striking and harmonious contrast between modernity and raw nature. Whether you're looking for relaxation, sport or exploration, Corralejo and its dune natural park promise you an unforgettable experience on the island.
