Fuerteventura is a fun island in the Canaries with some of the greatest and biggest beaches in the region, complemented by warm sunshine and golden dunes. The local beaches are virtually untouched by developments, and the turquoise waters are beautiful and inviting. Corralejo is particularly popular thanks to its soft sands and laid-back environment that maintains the natural splendour local beaches are known for.
Take a break from the beaches and explore the enticing nightlife and attractions of the towns on Fuerteventura. One of the most popular towns is Morro Jable, known for the Fobos sculpture, a seaside art piece showcasing creative design and unique construction. Of course, travellers can also dive into local history by visiting ruins like Caleta de Fuste. These played a major role in local maritime history dating back to the 18th century when it was built as a defence power.
Corralejo reclines on the northern coast of Fuerteventura, and boasts some of the most blissful beaches on the entire island. A former fishing village, it retains much of its original charm, with quaint narrow streets, low-rise buildings, and fantastic seafood restaurants.
Its family-friendly shoreline is the main draw, offering an idyllic spot to paddle or sunbathe, while a little further south...
