This page brings together Corralejo news that affects your stay in Fuerteventura’s northern hub – wind and swell alerts, ferry updates, events and openings, plus the island-wide Fuerteventura stories that reach every resort. Updated daily.
Below: the latest news from Corralejo and the rest of Fuerteventura, newest first.
Canary Islands hotel prices rise 4.11% in September
Hotel prices in the Canary Islands rose 4.11% year-on-year in September 2026, a slower pace than the 7% recorded a year earlier. The islands…
Canary Islands to get 26 new substations by 2030
The Canary Islands will gain 26 new substations and 452 kilometres of new power lines under the Ministry’s 2030 electricity plan, alongside upgrades to…
Canary Islands poverty rates stuck since pandemic
A new report reveals that poverty in the Canary Islands has remained stubbornly high since the pandemic, with 31.2% of the population at risk…
Public service obligation for Canary inter-island flights announced
The Spanish Government is to publish a public service obligation for flights between La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro, one of the islands’…
Fairy advert reignites Canary Islands gentrification row
Fairy Spain has sparked criticism with an Instagram advert in which a Canarian character tells a British tourist “of course” there is always room…
Canary Islands pushes for 10-year residency rule for foreign buyers
The Canary Islands government is finalising proposals to restrict property purchases by non-resident foreigners, demanding ten years of continuous residency or 15 if discontinuous….
Useful Corralejo links
Everything else we keep updated for Corralejo and Fuerteventura:
- Corralejo weather – the live forecast for your exact resort, updated daily
- Fuerteventura island guide – when to go, beaches, transport and things to do
- Corralejo beaches – our on-the-ground beach guide for this stretch of coast
- All Fuerteventura news – the full island-wide news feed
- Canary Islands news – stories from across all eight islands
Corralejo faces Lanzarote across the strait, with the dunes of the natural park stretching south of town and ferries running all day from the port. Whether you are here for the kitesurfing or the beaches, this is your Corralejo news page – short, current, no fluff.