We requested a quiet appartment with sea view and we certainly got what we wanted. Beds were comfortable, balcony great, kitchen basic but we could cheaply buy everything we lacked at the Euro Maki close by. Shops, restaurants and beaches at walking distance. We enjoyed ourselves very much.

The whole area is so varied yet most people only see the coastal strip. I stayed at the Playa Park and walked direct South for two hours through scrub, malpais and amazing sand dunes. Then I went easy to El Poris before following the coast back to Corralejo. I even found a running river in the desert.

Beautiful natural park, an array of sand dunes with amazing sunsets. There are chipmunks in some areas. And you can rent buggies to drive around the dunes, as it’s a natural park you won’t be allowed to drive over the dunes.

Great for a beach hike and lots of photo opportunities. Loads of kite surfers to watch wizzing around the sea. There are some nudist sunbathers but they mainly stay inside the stone circles except when wandering down to the sea. None of them bothered us was just not expecting this. Good place to wander easily from town either on sand or rocks.

We came according to recommendations, it took a long time, I want to say, nothing special, strong wind, the ocean is the same as on the whole island. It’s not worth the special trip. I was there for 10 minutes, no, I don’t recommend it.

The Parque Natural de Corralejo is a beautiful place, lovely sand dunes, nice breaking waves. The kite surfers are a crazy bunch but great to watch. Plenty of peaceful places to sit and relax

A beautiful spot just outside the resort of Corralejo. A really pleasant place to spend a few hours relaxing on the dunes in picture perfect weather. The area can get very windy, that's the nature of the island but that's a small price to pay for the scenery. Find a quiet spot, take a picnic, soak up the sun and enjoy Fuerteventura at it's most natural best. Stunning.

This is an amazing natural phenomenon which includes the Grandes Playas de Corralejo, Las Dunas and surrounding mountains. Combining it all together it really is a spectacular sight. The Park stretches for roughly ten and a half kilometres from Corralejo on the northeastern side to Montaña Roja (Red Mountain) South of it. Sunday 4th February and we walked through part of the Park from Corralejo to our Hotel, Riu Palace Tres Islas, a distance of about five kilometres. A number of linked beaches form the Grandes Playas and Las Dunas starting with Playa de Corralejo Viejo at one end to Playita del Poris at the other, all washed by the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The beaches near Corralejo are favoured by the windsurfers due to the windy conditions, while the others are used by sunbathers. We did drive along the FV-1 road, which stretches from Corralejo to Puerto del Rosario and passes through the heart of the Natural Park. At times it was like we were driving through a sand dune with sand piled up on either side of the road, stunning scenery. There is lots of roadside parking so that visitors can visit the beaches and dunes, this can cause congestion at times. There are signs along the way advising motorists of sand along the road. Our Hotel, Riu Palace Tres Islas and Hotel Riu Oliva are located in the centre of the dunes within the Park. From our balcony we had views along the beaches in both directions, in fact we could see as far as Montaña Roja. Standing, at one end or the Park, at three hundred metres high, is Montaña Roja an impressive landmark. It is possible to climb to the summit of the mountain along a number of pathways. Reportedly the views of the Park, from the summit are spectacular. Still amazed that permission was given to build the hotel and the road FV-1 in the Natural Park. Visitors are asked to respect the dunes and the Park and leave nothing behind.

The Corralejo Sand Dunes are perfect for sandy beach lovers! A taxi from Corralejo town centre was about 10-15 euros (ask the driver to drop you off at either of the RUI hotels if you want to be on the beach front). The facilities are good - toilets (take tissues with you), beach bar, outdoor showers, loungers (9 euros for two). It is quite windy, which makes the fierce heat feel deceptively cooler than it actually is, so be sure to take plenty of sunscreen. The waves and the water are cold but invigorating. We had so much fun jumping the waves. Further down the beach is a nudist section. We spent a wonderful day, relaxing, walking, swimming and getting fantastic tans! We brought our own food and water from the supermarket beforehand, as there's not a lot of choice for food and drink. We just bought Malibu's and ice creams there which was fine. You must visit if you love a good beach!