Labranda Bahía de Lobos
Corralejo - Avenida Gran Canaria, 2
Labranda Bahía de Lobos is located in Corralejo, 800 metres from the beach.
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The popular resort of Corralejo is located on the northern coast of Fuerteventura. It is famous throughout the island for its white beaches, which stretch for kilometres.
Once a small village, today thanks to tourism Corralejo is a colourful town, popular with water sports enthusiasts, who choose it for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
In spite of its popularity and growth, Corralejo has managed to retain its charm and original atmosphere and is an attractive destination for those seeking a sunny beach holiday with a fun and cheerful atmosphere, with some of the busiest clubs in the whole of Fuerteventura being located close to the beach.
As already mentioned, the waters of its coast are very popular with water sports enthusiasts, given the favourable wind exposure. From the town’s port, boats depart daily for nearby Lanzarote and the island of Lobos, two day trips that are not to be missed.
If you are wondering where to stay in Corralejo, first consider that there is a wide variety of houses, hotels and cottages here, and there are accommodations to suit all tastes and budgets.
For example, travelling as a couple there are lovely flats for two with sea views. Whether you are travelling with friends or family, the villas and larger houses are perfect. They are fully equipped, spacious, simply furnished, often have a garden and are located close to the beach.
In Corralejo you will also find many B&Bs that can be an excellent choice for those who want to experience a holiday while coming into contact with the friendly locals. For those who cannot do without the comforts and services of large hotels and resorts, there is nothing to fear: you will find modern facilities ready to accommodate and pamper you.
We offer a selection of hotels at Corralejo to suit all categories of travellers. The most booked by tourists are the sea-facing hotels, often right on the beach. If you want to play it safe, choose one of the following: they are among the most booked hotels in Corralejo, sorted by number of reviews.
If you prefer space, privacy and the ability to prepare your own meals to a hotel holiday, book a holiday home at Corralejo. We recommend a few below, but in this case we advise you to book early because houses and apartments for rent at Corralejo are in high demand.
The white-sand beaches of Corralejo stretch along the east coast of Fuerteventura. Most of these beaches have sunbeds and umbrellas for hire at reasonable prices.
The Blue Flag beach, located between the city’s two main hotels, is one of the best places to practice water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing. Everywhere you will find crystal-clear waters, a real feast for the eyes.
11 km south of Corralejo is the Corralejo Dunes National Park, overlooking the ocean. Here, the beautiful beach of the same name is a must-see. Very long, extensive, bathed by crystal-clear waters: a true paradise of nature.
The sand is very clear and fine, and you will feel as if you are touching the islands of Lobos and Lanzarote with your finger; the scenery is truly impressive! The beach is suitable for children and naturism is also possible. The resort is also frequented by lovers of surfing and its derivatives.
In the coastal village of El Cotillo, easily accessible from Corralejo, you will find a series of small bays with white sand and warm turquoise waters. La Concha beach is one of them and is one of the best known in Fuerteventura for its beauty, quality and tranquillity. It is very suitable for families and children, being bathed by calm waters.
Corralejo will remain in the hearts of all its visitors. There are numerous activities to do, which can entertain both young and old, the reckless and the slightly lazier.
From relaxing days at the beach to visits to the many natural sites of interest, one is spoilt for choice. Corralejo is also well-connected with the rest of the north of Fuerteventura, so you have the possibility of reaching other places of interest within a few minutes’ drive.
Enjoy a day of fun for the whole family with a visit to the Acua water park, a great place for both those looking for a relaxing day out and those who want a bit of fun.
Don’t miss the water games of the Splash Race, the Black Hole and the Kamikaze. If you prefer a more relaxing experience, take a ride down the Lazy River and get pampered in a huge Jacuzzi.
There is also apicnic area where you can have a leisurely lunch, as well as an on-site restaurant offering light lunches. The Acua water park is open daily from the end of March until early September.
One of the activities most enjoyed by travellers in Corralejo is the buggy or quad bike excursion to the Dune Park. There are many agencies that organise it, and generally these excursions start in the morning and last about 4 hours.
It is a real adventure drive through the desert to admire this sandy, volcanic scenery up close. During the excursion, you are accompanied by a team of experts who are ready to help you if needed.
The quad or buggy hire fees are very low and well worth participating in. Sunglasses and a scarf to cover your nose and mouth are a must; the sand will otherwise be very uncomfortable.
As already mentioned, Corralejo lends itself very much to water sports. Whether you are an expert or simply want to try your first surfing lesson, you are in the right place. Lovers of this discipline will find the right waves to ride and shops selling and renting surfboards and everything necessary. For those who are just starting out, there are many surfing schools, paddle surfing, kitesurfing and more, where you can take a few lessons for cheap.
If water sports are not your thing, there is also a well-known golf course near the town where you can play a few holes with friends.
Corralejo’s location is excellent for excursions beyond Fuerteventura. In fact, its proximity to Lanzarote and the jewel of the island of Lobos is truly inviting!
There are many travel agencies that organise tours to these locations. Whatever the destination, for those who do not wish to participate in organised tours, there is the option of simply buying a ferry ticket to get to these places.
The island of Lobos is a magnificent small island off the northern coast of Fuerteventura, a favourite destination for ecologists and travellers in search of unspoilt nature. The highlights of this island are its beaches, bays and spectacular underwater landscapes.
But the interior also has much to offer, including hiking and biking routes. One of them leads to the island’s symbol, the Martiño Lighthouse. From Corralejo there are many boats that sail to Lobos, but it is advisable to reach the island on board a catamaran to make the experience even more interesting.
Corralejo is well connected to Lanzarote. From here, the Bocayna Express, a fast ferry, sails to the island in just 20 minutes. Once you disembark, you will find yourself in the popular resort of Playa Blanca. From here, you can choose to spend the day exploring this lively town or visit the area’s beautiful beaches such as Papagayo Beach.
Alternatively, you may decide to venture a little further afield and visit the Timanfaya National Park, with its remnants of over 100 volcanoes, by taking a guided tour of the park and witnessing the geyser show.
Corralejo boasts of having the best nightlife in all of Fuerteventura. Most of the bars and restaurants are concentrated on the main street, which leads straight to the sea.
There is a bit of everything here; you can choose between Irish pubs, clubs frequented mainly by surfers and open-air bars playing traditional Spanish music. If you are looking for a night of dancing, wander along the beach, you will find clubs open until the early hours of the morning.
Corralejo is really easy to get to because it is the northernmost resort on the island! Wherever you are, just drive north and sooner or later you will get there. More precisely, the resort is located at the end of the FV-1 road, which connects it with Puerto del Rosario, the island’s capital, from where the FV-2 road starts, passing through the airport and Caleta de Fuste, and arriving at the southern tip of Morro Jable.
The distance to get to Corralejo, given its location, depends very much on your place of departure: from Morro Jable it takes just under 2 hours and you have to cover a distance of 120 kilometres, while from Caleta de Fuste it takes about 40 minutes, from the airport about half an hour and from Puerto del Rosario about 25 minutes.
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Corralejo is located on the northern tip of Fuerteventura, facing the island of Lobos and the more distant Lanzarote, whose coastline can be glimpsed. Immediately to the south of the town begins the Parque Natural de Corralejo, with its famous dunes.
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