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In the far north of the island, Corralejo has some of the most magnificent beaches in Fuerteventura, with multiple beaches in the town itself! From the sparkling stretch of white sands at the award-winning sand dunes national park to the four major ones located in the town itself, served by cafes and restaurants for your convenience, there’s a beach to suit everyone’s tastes!

The Natural Park, right beside the town, is well worth a visit, with stunning sand dunes, ocean views and endless miles of beaches – it feels just like the desert (until you get to the sea, of course!). The explorers of the group will love a trip dune-buggying around it and up across the striking, volcanic landscapes! Head over to the famous ‘Popcorn Beach’, to experience the viral phenomenal up close! A whole beach covered in these fascinating little bits of coral – you can even walk here from the town for a scenic coastal stroll too! There’s a weekly market each Sunday at El Campanario selling local produce, where you can pick up a souvenir.

The town is also a fantastic base for scuba diving, and regular trips and courses are run to the world-class local dive sites, including the diverse and rich waters of Lobos Island! This island is a magnificent nature reserve that feels fabulously remote, like a castaway island! It has been uninhabited since 1982! The boat journey is just 15-20 minutes and has many trails for hikers and nature lovers to explore! You can cover almost the whole island in just 2-3 hours.

Fuerteventura is even known as the Hawaii of the Atlantic, or ‘the European Hawaii’ thanks to its crystal clear and warm waters and fabulous surfing seascape. It is a great place for both beginners and veterans! ‘Fuerteventura’ actually translates to something like ‘strong winds’ – and while this presents its challenges, it also creates the perfect conditions for a little Kitesurfing.

There are places across the island to enjoy this – perhaps the best of which is Corralejo. Take lessons both on the land and water to perfect your skills and learn how to work with the wind and the waves! But, head inland and you will find a fascinating landscape of volcanic mountains! The highest peak is over 800 meters, and most of the interior of the island is dramatically undulating!

Please be aware that the location tab shown on the website is not based on the property's exact location; therefore, all location amenities are an approx of facilities, restaurants, and villages/towns you might find around the property. The property's exact location will be provided to you before arrival and might come along with some recommendations about the area and what to visit.

THE REGION

Lying just 100 km from the African coast, Fuerteventura recalls its neighbour Lanzarote, only with more colour. Resembling shallow piles of saffron, chilli and coriander, there is none of the mist-wreathed pines or cooling, hilly microclimates of Gran Canaria. Blown by the wind and baked by the sun, the island is truly an arresting spectacle: for the full-on, wide-angle perspective of the Martian-like landscape, climb up to the Mirador Astronómico de Sicasumbre and take it all in.