Corralejo - Fuerteventura Beaches & Sights

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The Dive Center Corralejo is the best equipped we have found anywhere in the world, if you enjoy SCUBA diving, or want to learn here, I thoroughly recommend this place! from John
in Gloucester Stayed at Riu Oliva BeachApril 2006
Sand dunes are fantastic from Janet
in Bury Stayed at Riu Oliva Beach Resort Club HotelJanuary 2006
Not a long walk to the harbour at Corralejo and from there we were able to take a ferry across to Lanzarote for the day which was great. from jeanette
in preston Stayed at Oasis Tamarindo ApartmentsMarch 2006
For beaches, go to the sand dunes further along the coast from Corralejo. Hire a car and visit the shipwreck on the west coast of the island. from S E
in Cheshire Stayed at Oasis Royal ApartmentsFebruary 2007
Quad bike safari was like visiting another world. Excellent value for money with helmet and goggles provided along with a brief training session for novices. There was a superbly located bar on the beach by the dunes - looked like a shack but service was brilliant and what a place to spend the late afternoon. from J
in WEST YORKS Stayed at Oasis Duna ApartmentsDecember 2006

Snorkelling excursion 'Get Wet Snorkel Safari' really enjoyable and good value. from Liz
in Edenbridge Stayed at Las Marismas De Corralejo ApartmentsOctober 2006
Grande Playas were fantastic- contrast between black volcanic rocks and white sand dunes was stunning. from charles
in carluke Stayed at Fuentepark ApartmentsOctober 2006
Please try the beach to the south of El Cotillo -absolutely stunning. Try the Mirando Al Sur restaurant in Corralego for the finest Argentinian grill I have ever tasted, coming from me thats something!!! from ALAN
in NR TILLCOULTRY Stayed at La Concha ApartmentsJanuary 2007
rent a car 75 euros for 3 days and explore interior of island while its still unspoilt from terence
in harrogate Stayed at Suite- Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort HotelJanuary 2007
windsurfer hire on main beach but no good for surfing you really need to go further afield to get decent waves however naturalbodysurf.com did transport and lessons and boardhire from Stuart
in Stockport Stayed at BlueBay Palace HotelJuly 2006

Please go on glass bottomed boat trip to lanzarote (princess ico) it was a true highlight of week. some great restuarants around harbour and look out for local fire dancers, they were great!! from Dean
in Rugby Stayed at Caledonia Dunas Club ApartmentsOctober 2006
The North Beach at Cotillo is well worth visiting - great for swimming. There's an Italian restaurant right outside the entrance to Duna Park where the food is exceptional, whether Italian or English. Great atmosphere, very friendly and efficient staff. We will definitely return to Correlejo and will probably stay at the Duna Park again. from Andrew
in Sheffield Stayed at Atlantis Dunapark HotelNovember 2006
El Cotiio a fishing village which is growing, about 20mins drive from corralejo, is well worth a visit. from Pamela
in Littlehampton Stayed at Caleta Playa ApartmentsJanuary 2007
Don't bother with the beaches in town, go to the dunes from D
in Penge Stayed at Caleta Playa ApartmentsSeptember 2006
Lovely beach at El Colitto on North east side , 15 mins drive from Coralejo from Scott
in Perth Stayed at Fuentepark ApartmentsOctober 2006

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