When staying at Coco Canaria, you don’t just get a comfortable home in Corralejo — you also get insider knowledge from someone who knows the island well. To help you make the most of your holiday, here are some of our personal recommendations for places to eat, relax and explore during your stay.
Start the Day Right: Breakfast and Coffee Spots
H2O Juice Bar & Coffee Shop (Corralejo)
A favourite for fresh smoothies, açai bowls and great coffee. Perfect after a walk along the promenade.
Le Bistro (Corralejo Old Town)
A charming spot for pastries, fresh bread and a slow morning breakfast.
Lunch with a View
La Taberna de los Pescadores (El Cotillo Harbour)
If you love fresh fish, this is the place to be. Sit by the harbour, listen to the waves and try the catch of the day.
Azzurro Chill Out (Corralejo Dunes)
Beautiful views over the beach and dunes, ideal for a relaxed lunch after exploring the natural park.
Dinner Recommendations from the Owner
La Vaca Azul (El Cotillo)
Known for its seafood, sunsets and stylish simplicity. Reserve ahead because it’s popular with both locals and visitors.
Casa Marcos (Villaverde)
A true local gem. This traditional Canarian restaurant serves homemade dishes with a creative twist. The goat stew and croquettes are a must-try.
Avenida (Corralejo)
Casual, affordable and always excellent. Fresh fish, papas arrugadas and friendly service make it a favourite among locals.
Uga Uga (Corralejo)
Great for meat dishes, grilled specialties and a cozy atmosphere.
Local Tips and Hidden Spots
Walk to the Volcano Crater (Calderón Hondo)
A short drive from Corralejo, this easy hike rewards you with a dramatic volcanic crater and views of Lanzarote and Lobos.
Spend a Day in El Cotillo
This coastal village has calm lagoons perfect for swimming, sunbathing and paddleboarding.
Visit the Dunes at Sunset
The shifting sand and golden light create one of the most beautiful sunsets on the island.
Morning Swim at Playa Waikiki
Start the day with a dip in the calm waters of Corralejo’s sheltered beach.
Final Tip from the Owner
Fuerteventura is best enjoyed slowly. Take your time, explore small backstreets, try new dishes, talk to the locals and enjoy the island’s famous relaxed rhythm. Whether you are looking for adventure or calm moments by the sea, you’ll find it here.
