On reading the signs you shouldn’t actually enter the Park, so there’s not much to review. However if you walk along the path near to Clarkie’s Bar you’ll be able to feed the wild chipmunks. You’re not supposed to but when they stand by your feet waving their little arms around at you, how can you resist? We only stayed for 3 nights and fed the chipmunks on two different days. It was definitely a highlight for our short stay!

I've read so many reviews of the beach and dunes in which visitors are warning others to be prepared you may see nudists/naturists. Be warned you may see naked bathers. Don't be shocked to see and so on and so on. How childish and frankly stupid. This place is stunning. The best beaches on the planet. Naturists and textiles sunbathe alongside each other. No problem whatsoever unless your a small minded individual!! Naturism is wholly embraced all over Spain including fuerteventura.

Here is a very good place for Kitesurfing and it is the area between Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. There is an island called a lobo which means the wolf in English. I walked all the way along with speech and I sat with the Kitesurf as there are a lot of them there maybe over 100. When it’s windy and it can be a very windy place I stayed at the Riu treasure is Les hotel which is at the end of the beach going south. It was okay but it’s really a hotel for Rich retired people the drinks are very expensive and at night they play very loud 80s type music. You know YMCA Boney M. all that stuff we’ve heard 1 million times before a good JDJ listens to the music this year and plays the best music this year old stuff for old people please, the food is all buffet there it is a bit hit and miss if it’s fresh or not I had some salmon that made my stomach feel a bit strange but if you stick to the salads you should be okay it is a moneymaking business. Just remember that they are there to make as much money out of you as they possibly can so this hotel looks along the beach there. It is almost in front of the sea. I don’t know how they got permission to build it so close to the sea I wouldn’t of thought they would give permission today and it is expensive. It is from €145 a night 2/200 and the night I wanted to stay there, they wanted nearly €300 but it’s not worth that, you can go to the other side of the island till two Elkorn, call Tio and Pay about €30.

A truly stunning part of Fuerteventura. The unspoilt natural wonder is a must see when visiting Fuerteventura. The park is easily accessed from Corralejo and has a nice beach that is popular with surfers at its Southern access. Not to be missed in Fuerteventura.

Visited this area twice during my stay in Corralejo. Fantastic beach and spectacular sand dunes which was worth the taxi ride from Corralejo centre alone. There are lots of nudists walking around, both on the beach, mainly from the second lifeguard Station all the way to, and including the sand dunes. Its all very natural with clothed, semi clothed and naked people seemingly oblivious to each other. Only the narrow minded would find offence in people walking around naked in this wondrrful environment.

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.