THE CITY

CORRALEJO

ECONOMY

Fuerteventura has a powerful tourism industry based on high quality touristic resources...

TOURISM

With 3000 hours of sunshine a year, Fuerteventura is the closest Canary Island ...

EDUCATION & MOBILITY

CORRALEJO - THE TOWN

Corralejo is a town situated in the northernmost part of the island of Fuerteventura, in the municipality of La Oliva. Surrounded by an unusual landscape of dunes, the town combines the traditional seafaring flavour of its port with interesting tourist activity.
The town of Corralejo provides one of the most seafaring images of Fuerteventura. In the center there is a fishing port, built around which is a picturesque collection of houses which today enjoy intense tourist activity.

One of the main attractions for tourists in Corralejo is the extensive coastline of heavenly beaches of fine golden sand beside a sea of turquoise waters.

Thanks to the excellent infrastructure, you can do water sports such as scuba diving, windsurfing or water-skiing. The backdrops for these stretches of sand are the imposing dunes, which form part of the Corralejo Nature Reserve.

The apparent dryness of the landscape contrasts with the numerous native species of plant life, which grow about the place.

EDUCATION & MOBILITY

FUERTEVENTURA - GASTRONOMY

The Basque Country’s cuisine is one of its highest-rated and best-known strengths. Eating well is part of Basque Culture, hence the reverence given to natural seasonal produce and simple ingredients. Bilbao and surrounding areas counts with various Michellin Stars Restaurants.

To complement the quality of the food there are the wines from La Rioja Alavesa, which are produced within the control framework of the Qualified Denomination of Origin of Rioja. It also has other wine-growing denominations of origin such as Txakoli (from Biscay, Álava and Getaria), a semi-sparkling white wine.

The Pintxos (tapas) are also outstanding. What has become known as ‘cooking in miniature’ has become much more sophisticated in recent years: the creations are increasingly complex, tasty and creative, and in some bars there is a phenomenon similar to Basque Nouvelle Cuisine.

EDUCATION & MOBILITY

FUERTEVENTURA - ACTIVITIES

Water sports are very popular in Fuerteventura. Every year hundreds of surfers, windsurfers and divers descend on Fuerteventura and during July the island is host to the P.W.A world windsurfing speed and slalom event at Sotavento in the south.

There are many new attractions inviting tourists to discover different aspects of the Island’s landscape and culture such as the Betancuria Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography and Tefia Craft Village to name but a few.

EDUCATION & MOBILITY

FUERTEVENTURA - ECONOMY

Fuerteventura has a powerful tourism industry based on high quality touristic resources and excellent facilities, which has enabled sutainable growth of visitors in recent years.

Fuerteventura has also maintained its customs and its traditional economy in a sustainable and effective way. Craft and ancient works still survive today in different parts of the island, along with fishing and traditional agriculture

Fuerteventura, a place to enjoy numerous activities in the best conditions.

EDUCATION & MOBILITY

FUERTEVENTURA - THE ISLAND

Fuerteventura, an island with over 150km of sandy beaches and turquoise waters, discover vast natural landscapes and share the natural openness of its people.

Fuerteventura is the oldest and wildest isle of Canary Islands but has also combined its natural values with tourism industry and services.