Corralejo is the largest town in the Northern municipality of La Oliva. It continues to grow and attract immigrants from many countries including Ireland. There is quite a large Irish community in Corralejo and a few of them own and run businesses, with bars and estate agencies being popular choices.
The bars in the town include Rosie O'Grady's, Finnegans, Paddy's Bar, and the Dubliner. These are all located in a small area in the centre of Corralejo, So it wouldn't be a big job to do a quick tour to decide which you preferred best.
There are several Irish entertainers in Corralejo, so it is possible to find live Irish music most nights of the week. Irish sports are available live on tv, but it is advisable to check which programmes are being offered rather than turning up at the last minute to see your favourite sporting event.
Corralejo was originally a small fishing village that has expanded into the major international holiday resort, that accommodates the whole range of activities that you would associate with a thriving holiday destination, including all the water based activities you can think of. Many of these are based aroung the new port but others are practiced on the outskirts of the town.
To the south of the town is a natural park that consists of a large area of sand dunes, which you will see as you journey from the airport to Corralejo.
Corralejo also has many fiestas based around the Saints days. These combine solemn religous occasions with and excuse to have a party all night!
Corralejo
Corralejo beach
Windmill in Corralejo
Children's play park
Water park
Rock pool, with crab