In this section we will guide you through the best places of Fuerteventura - North for any topic that you might be interested in. This section is a trip advisor that will provide you info on the best visit spots and things to do in Corralejo, Lajares, El Cotillo, Villaverde, La Oliva and Tindaya and their surroundings.
In general, most ancient buildings are religious or agricultural. Some exceptions are political (Casa de los Coroneles - La Oliva; Villa Winter - Cofete), military (El Toston - El Cotillo); personal (Casa Unamuno – Puerto del Rosario; Casa Dr. Mena - Ampuyenta) or belong to the chain of museums. But all of them are little gems that will satisfy your curiosity.
Corralejo – Stadt.
Corralejo ist eine der Touristenzentren der Insel – Tag und Nacht. Corralejo teilt sich in drei Stadtteile, den Norden mit dem alten Stadtzentrum, die Mitte, die in den letzten 20 Jahren entstand und den Süden, der sich derzeit entwickelt. Orte, die man besuchen kann sind: die Hauptstraße mit vielen Geschäften, den Hoplaco-Komplex, die Altstadt mit einer Vielzahl von Bars und Restaurants, den Haften und ein Stückchen weiter die Strandpromenade mit bezaubernden Blick auf Lanzarote und Lobos.
Fuerteventura is famous for its beaches and as mentioned before in all there are approx 152. Apart from those that are directly accessible by foot from your hotel you will find that most are deserted from people and devoid of the usual rows of deckchairs and umbrellas. On these beaches you have the pleasure of choosing your own secluded spot and that it will remain yours for as long as you are there. No crowds, no noise, no beach hawkers, just you! Be adventurous, hire a car or bike and find the many deserted beaches on Fuerteventura. However for the less adventurous we give you a guide to the some of the more accessible spots to spend a relaxing day in the sun. And very importantly please, please take your rubbish home with you. Thank you. Also remember if you go off the beaten track please take sun umbrellas, sun protection and lots of water!
Chilling out on Fuerteventura’s beaches is a marvellous experience, but if you may feel the need to visit some nice spots in nature, then the suggestions below can help you in making a selection.
Corralejo – Natural Park “Dunas de Corralejo”: majestic dunes of fine white sand at the south of Corralejo and that are adjacent to the east coast. Preferred time of visiting is early in the morning (sun rise), later in the afternoon when it is cooler or in the evening at sunset.
For those who want to learn more about the locals and their culture, we supply below a list of the most important sources of information:
Museums.
La Oliva – Museo del Grano: agricultural museum about the history, tools and techniques how to grow and harvest grain.
Villaverde – Cueva del Llano: impressive ancient volcanic lava tube. Take this opportunity to sense the effect of complete darkness and silence.

