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StuartTheKnowItAll Says: On the west coast of Fuerteventura is a world famouse shipwreck of the SS American Star cruise liner. All local guide books have exact directions for finding this sight, but the journey is on unmade roads so a good quality rent-a-car will be needed.Its a bit of a treck but...
Fishing - or watching fisherman
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: Because of Corralejo's mostly unspoilt coastline and little seafaring traffic the are high levels of fish and similar in the waters, even in the harbour itself.Fishing equipment can be hired from various places in old town, or bought relativley cheaply from one of its...
1 Review and 369 Opinions stayed march for a week nice hotel clean rooms friendly staff bus to resort every day nice pools 4...
1 Review and 591 Opinions Initial reactions were a bit dubious about the place, but definitely had one of our best holidays!...
le0ntine81 Says: Great restaurant, really good service!I like to recommend it! to much to call.... :)
Chablis Bar: Great food, great bar
sdmuk Says: I have been to Chablis several times over the past 6 years. I have always found the food to be excellent and the staff very friendly and welcoming. I would not usually write a review, but I have just read pat uk comments about this bar and must say I am very surprised by...
patu.k Says: What a place to eat absolutely top Sunday lunch price at 10.00 euros for 2 course and 12.50 euros for 3 course, also cooking from 12pm onwards as some places unusual hours for this type of food. This restaurant also does special dishes if you were looking for that sort of an...
chablis: worst food in corralejo
patu.k Says: Called in here with teenage son one lunchtime as it overlooks main street and you can eat outside looked nice. I ordered a ploughmans lunch there was no description but priced @ 8.50 euros which you could eat very well for in area presumed wrongly I would be getting a lovely...
Castaways: Great food, friendly service and a beautiful view!
Princess-Kitten Says: A very welcoming British pub/restaurant right on the harbour front, with views of Lanzarote and Lobos.Warm and friendly staff, lovely food - anything from an all-day breakfast to a full 3 course steak dinner - and all the usual beers, wines and spirits, plus teas and...
Mirando Al Sur - Argentinian grill: Best tasting Fillet Steak
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: This authentic Argentinian grill in the backstreets of Corralejo offers one of the best fillet steaks in Europe. the cook on a bbq grill (no gas or electric - just natural flavour) and age their meat to perfection. There is only a dozen or so tables so avoid busy spanish...
Avenidas - (pronounced aBen-Ee-das): Huge seafood platter, order for two - feed four
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: Most of the seafood restaurants in Corralejo are in and around the old town harbour. This one is next to the Bristol Playa hotel a little further out from the town centre.Its a family run place, andvery loud and typically spanish, no frills just great local seafood at very...
La Rosa Dei Venti: Sublime Pizza
Mikeo11 Says: Visited the restaurant. Their pizzas are sublime. (I know my pizza!! and I rate this place in my TOP 10 in the WORLD) They are cooked in a traditional wood fired oven and have many different combinations of toppings. La Diavola Pizza. Pepperoni, Onions and Red Peppers
'Rock Island Bar' & 'Imagine': Live Acoustic Music
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: These two bars are Corralejos finest music venues, both continually have the best quality music around, and provide a fantastic atmosphere.Rock island is the more livelier place with a more stand up foot tapping style, where as Imagine is more a sit down relax enjoy the show...
The Queen Vic: Lots of Bars not enough time
wishyouwherehere Says: There are lots of bars in Corralejo and it depends on what you are looking for. The Queen Vic was a small bar. The Rock Cafe as live music but the service was not very good.
Princess-Kitten Says: The taxis in Correlejo are so cheap it's ridiculous! We stayed at the top of the hill, facing inland and a taxi from the centre of town cost 2.30 euros (but I always gave the cabbie 3 euros.)There are at least two ranks in the town centre but you can also wave down an empty...
wishyouwherehere Says: Hire a car, The roads are better the home and are easy to drive on, no traffic lights only lots of roundabouts Why who knows. The best way to see the island and to visit all the local villages away from all the tourist shops and bars.
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: Once in Corralejo, nearly all main streets have a cycle path alongside the pavement. Beware, cyclists often travel along these at high speeds and there are often injurys to tourist that walk across them without looking. They should be treated the same as any other road, look...
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: The main high street in Corralejo has more than 30 Zebra crossings on it, and virtually all cars in town stop and allow people to cross (except tourists in rent-a-cars). this is the polite thing to do, and if a car BEEPS at you, it mearly a friendly you-have-right-of-way...
Fuerteventura - wind and suncream
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: Because of the steady cooling breeze in Fuerte, its very easy to assume its not that hot and use little or no sunscreen. BAD IDEA, for most of the year you will burn in under an hour without any protection, even when you think its not that hot.
wishyouwherehere Says: If anyone asks you if you are British say NO. Although they said it was not a timeshare we where in there for hours. Take you free gift and run
StuartTheKnowItAll Says: As Corralejo is on the east coast of Fuerteventura, the sunsets are rarely spectacular. however the sunrise is definately worth setting you alarm clock for, Depending on your point of view you can see the sun appear from over the volcano on the 'Island of Lobos' or if you...
jamiema Says: A couple of years ago I holidayed in Playa Blanca, in southern Lanzarote, and spent a day in Fuerteventura, taking the ferry to Corralejo. Corralejo itself was nothing much; I suppose some parts of the town were pretty, especially the seafront along the beaches with views to...
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There are lots of bars in Corralejo and it depends on what you are looking for. The Queen Vic was a small bar. The Rock Cafe as live music but the service was...
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To get away from the English Winter
Corralejo is a small island, although the island is being developed there is not a lot to do here. It is worth a visit now before development takes away all of the landscape.
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Corralejo, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Me, my wife and young daughter visited in December 2005, The town is nice with plenty to do. It has a range of good restaurants, especially in the old town. (Although many restaurants have the waiters...
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We stayed her in an all inclusive hotel called Oasis village which was good. The food was not so good but the place was very nic. The village is nice with a lot of shopping opertunities and two small...
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Corralejo dunes and wonderful beaches
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