Located in the north of Fuerteventura, the Corralejo Natural Park is one of the most stunning destinations in the Canary Islands. This protected area encompasses a vast expanse of golden dunes, white‑sand beaches, and turquoise waters stretching along the Atlantic Ocean. With its dramatic color contrasts and almost desert‑like atmosphere, it’s the perfect place for those seeking nature in its purest form.
Exploring the park by car allows you to stop at the best spots, from the undulating dunes to the quieter beaches like Playa del Moro or Playa de los Martos, ideal for swimming, kitesurfing, or simply relaxing under the sun. Don’t miss the breathtaking views of the nearby Isla de Lobos, a volcanic islet visible from the coast.
The park is also perfect for photography lovers and fans of unique landscapes—every curve of the road offers a postcard‑worthy scene. After enjoying the dunes, you can round off your visit with a stop in the lively town of Corralejo, known for its culinary offerings and traditional markets.
This destination is ideal for spending half a day or even a full day soaking up the magic of Fuerteventura.

Recommended time: Half day/Full day
Trip type: Nature
Distance: 31.2 km
Time on road: 35 min

Here are five must‑do activities to make the most of Corralejo Natural Park:
1. Explore the golden dunes on foot: Park your car and venture into the enormous dunes—a landscape reminiscent of the Sahara Desert. Walking barefoot on the soft sand as the wind sculpts new shapes is a truly unique experience. Don’t forget your camera; each step reveals a different view.
2. Relax at Playa del Moro: This white‑sand beach with crystal‑clear water is perfect for swimming or sunbathing. If you love water sports like kitesurfing or windsurfing, it’s a popular gathering spot for wind and sea enthusiasts.
3. Enjoy the views of Isla de Lobos: From various points in the park—especially along the beaches—you can admire the nearby Isla de Lobos, a volcanic islet famed for its unspoiled nature. Snap photos from the shore or, if time allows, plan a boat trip to visit.
4. Sample local cuisine in Corralejo: After exploring the park, head into Corralejo to taste Fuerteventura’s typical dishes like Majorero cheese, gofio escaldado (gofio soup), or fresh fish served with mojo. The harbor‑front restaurants provide the perfect setting to end your day.
5. Make a stop at Playa de los Martos: To wrap up your outing, unwind at the peaceful Playa de los Martos, about a 30‑minute walk from Playa del Moro. By day’s end the beach empties out, offering a serene, almost private atmosphere. Take one last dip in its clear waters or simply enjoy the sound of the sea as the sun sets.
Where to park
Corralejo Dunes: Several parking zones along the FV‑1 road.
Playa del Moro: Nearby parking, though limited in high season.
Corralejo: Public parking lots and regulated zones available in town.
From 12,33€ / day

From
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