Corralejo

The northern region of Fuerteventura contains extensive beaches stretching over 11 kilometers along the coast, complemented by protected sand dunes and marine waters.

The settlement expanded from a small fishing village in the 1850s, when initial residents constructed dwellings using local stone materials near the shoreline.

The local population includes Spanish residents and international communities from Italy, Ireland, Britain, Germany, and Finland, contributing to a diverse social environment.

Regular ferry services operate from the port to Lobos Island, while the Tiadhe bus network connects travelers to various destinations across Fuerteventura.

The natural reserve encompasses a large dune system where multiple native plant species grow despite the dry conditions of the landscape.

Location: La Oliva

Elevation above the sea: 0 m

GPS coordinates: 28.72833,-13.86750

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:53