Visited Corralejo for a short 5 day break so a visit to this beach was a must There are now plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas but it is 9 euro for 2 beds and 1 parasol which comes as a package. The beds go about 150 yards past the lifeguard station no 2 and that is where the naturism begins. The area in front of the Olivia Beach was a bit noisy for me as it was school holidays and there were a lot of excitable children Past the sun beds was fairly quiet with both naturists and surprisly many clothed people. We were lucky the wind was low, the skies were clear and the sea was not too rough. There are now two small beach bars selling expensive snacks and another two under construction. We got our snacks from the Hiperdino after getting off the 1.4 euro bus from Corralejo

Usually access the Grande Playas via the road between the two big RIU hotesl which has a fair amount of car parking. The waves here are usually moderate making it a pretty safe beach with glorious sand. Lifeguards situated along the beach make it a pretty decent family beach. Couple of beach bars back now and also sunbeds for hire.

Sunday 4th February and we walked along the beachfront from Corralejo to our Hotel, Riu Palace Tres Islas, a distance of about five kilometres. Our walk took us across a number of linked beaches which form the Grandes Playas of Corralejo starting with Playa de Corralejo Viejo at one end to Playa del Viejo by our Hotel. The beaches with their golden sand and undulating dunes are washed by the waves of the erratic Atlantic Ocean. Due to with wind conditions some of the beaches are very popular with wind and kite surfers. It is quiet a spectacular sight to see the sky filled with colourful kites, especially around Flag Beach with it's kite school. On a number of beaches there are man-made stone circles, known as corralitos, which provide sunbathers with shelter from the winds that sweep across the beaches. In places along the beaches there are areas where there was a wilderness and deserted feel with only us there. There are sunbeds and umbrellas to rent on a couple of the larger beaches but nothing on the smaller ones. There are places where the black lava, golden sands and the ocean meet to create a beautiful landscape. It really was a wonderful experience walking along the beaches, amazing scenery with the mountains in the background and views of Lobos Island. From our Hotel balcony there were great views of the beaches

Hands down the best beach in Corralejo. Known to some as the Dunes this beach is beautiful. It's immaculate. Golden sand for miles and the sea water is on a other level. It's like paradise. Turquoise waters with great waves to jump. We visited today and there's now a cafe and a pop up bar selling drinks of all kinds, food and ice creams. Not the cheapest but certainly well needed on the beach. We paid €10 including tip for a taxi to and from the beach from our accommodation. 100% worth a visit.

Amazing beach and sand - lots of availability of sunbeds and brollies it was 9 euros for 2 beds and a brolly. Taxis too and from are frequent. From Corralejo to Grande playa was 8 euros each way . Definitely worth a visit.

Stunning beach! Beautiful crystal clear blue waters and soft sand and so so clean. It was great seeing all the wind surfers out. Stretches of natural beach but there a certain areas where you can get a sunbed and brolly if you don't like lying on the sand, we got two sunbeds and a brolly for €9. There are a few beach bars and a Hyperdino supermarket 10/15 minutes walk away. Be warned there is a nudest area which you may pass walking to get to this beach, it didn't bother us but I know some people with children will want to avoid.

If you are staying in or near Corralejo, you must visit this area! The water is clear, the sand beautiful and simply one of the best beaches on the island. We got a taxi to the area and rented 4 sunbeds for €18 in between the two RIU hotels. Although the waves meant that we couldn't do much swimming, we had fun playing with the waves, making use of the volleyball net, playing in the sand and just enjoying the views There are a couple of snack bars, toilets and showers to make use of We went to the beach near Corralejo town a couple of days later, which admittedly was more child friendly due to the calmness of the waves and more variety of local shops/bars etc