THE CANARY ISLANDS: FUERTEVENTURA
(EXTRA ACTIVITIES)
By CAMS
In addition to all the excursions, I set some time aside to explore the local town and enjoy the hotel complex.
Daytime
The town centre in Corralejo is only a 10-minute bus ride from the hotel and costs 1.40 (euro) per person, per way. The bus brings you directly to the strip, where there is a range of restaurants, shops, and bars. There is a nice atmosphere there and the locals are friendly.
When we weren’t in the town centre or on an excursion, we spent our daytimes chilling on the beach and making the most of the all-inclusive food and drinks… Especially the cocktails!
Evening
On one of the evenings, we took a taxi into town for dinner and drinks. After various restaurant staff trying to entice us into their restaurants to eat, we saw one that we liked- La Marquesina- it looked classy, it had sea views and the menu looked great. They served Spanish cuisine and we ordered a delicious meat and fish paella, which was served to us at our table, by our waiter.
We decided to go to a bar called Cantante for dessert and cocktails, which had been recommended to us by a holiday rep at the hotel. It was a two-minute walk along the sea line from where we were. It was a nice, relaxed setting; overlooking the sea, outside heaters and blankets to keep warm. We had some dessert and cocktails and they give you a complimentary bowl of nibbles.
On one of the other evenings, we had made prior reservations for the hotel’s traditional Canarian restaurant, Canario. This restaurant had great service, great food, and a great atmosphere. There was also a traditional rice dish made with snails and rabbit (ew). I tried rabbit for the first time, (why not ay?) and I can say I am not a fan, it felt rubbery and I didn’t like the taste of it.
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