Fuerteventura Canary Islands Travel Guide
A small, uninhabited natural park island directly opposite Corralejo. Untouched nature, ideal for hiking, snorkeling in crystal-clear lagoons, and untouched natural beauty. A specific protected area.
Regular ferries depart from Corralejo port (15-20 minutes). Obtain a digital permit in advance, as the number of visitors are limited for protection. Allocate a half-day to a full day.
Expand your journey to Fuerteventura's neighbor, Lanzarote, or discover charming area hamlets.
Fuerteventura’s neighboring island boasts a distinct volcanic landscape, home to Timanfaya National Park, César Manrique’s unique architectural works, and unusual vineyards. Frequent ferries run from Corralejo to Playa Blanca (25-35 minutes). A full day is recommended.
El Cotillo is a charming fishing village known for its natural lagoons and ride the waves beaches. La Oliva, a historic inland town, served as Fuerteventura's former capital, home to Casa plural) Coroneles.
Experience the past and explore Fuerteventura’s rich cultural heritage in its traditional villages and historic sites.
The island's former capital. Explore its beautiful cathedral and museum, a deep dive into Fuerteventura’s colonial history.
Visit the Majorero Cheese Museum to learn about and flavor Fuerteventura’s famous goat cheese. See traditional windmills.
Discover the Windmill Interpretation Centre, offering insights into the historical role of windmills on the island.
A traditional working town on the southeast coast. It offers a glimpse into authentic island life away from the main tourist resorts.
Situated on the west coast, these old geological formations feature impressive sea caves and an unique black sand beach. The area is geologically significant.
Extend your Canary Islands adventure by combining your stay in Corralejo with trips to other islands or explorations of Fuerteventura’s south.
Combine your time in Corralejo having some nights on Lanzarote. This enables a full exploration of Lanzarote’s special volcanic landscapes, including Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua, and César Manrique’s remarkable architectural works.
Add more time to your trip to visit other Canary Islands for a broader regional adventure. Inter-island flights from Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) provide fast connections.
Spend one or two nights in the south of Fuerteventura. This enables exploration of the stunning, wild beaches of Cofete, the Jandía Natural Park, and the bustling resort town of Morro Jable.
For a more extensive Fuerteventura experience, consider a circular route or a multi-island travel plan for the Canary Islands.
These extensions offer varied experiences, from concentrated island discovery to broader regional adventures, all accessible from your Corralejo base.
Book in advance, particularly in high season or holidays.
Secure inter-island flights ahead for better availability and rates.
Highly recommended for exploring Fuerteventura's south and Lanzarote.
