Fun for the family in Fuerteventura
Located just a 15-minute stroll from the beach, the Arena Beach Hotel makes the perfect spot for couples and families looking for a holiday full of sun, sand, and sea in the heart of Corralejo.
This bright complex has a pool area for both adults and children, with plenty of surrounding hammocks and umbrellas making it the perfect spot for some relaxation. Fitness-lovers, meanwhile, can keep their heart rate up at the gym. Grab the group for a little fun with the whole family, with options including ping pong, archery, darts, and more – there’s never a dull moment.
At mealtimes, there’s a buffet restaurant serving up delicious Mediterranean cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Also, all apartments are equipped with kitchenettes, so you can prepare your very own meals to be enjoyed in the spacious living areas. Apartments overlook either the gardens or the pool.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international buffet restaurant
- 1 poolside snack bar
- 1 lobby bar
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
- Splash park
- Children's pool
- Kids club
- Playground
- Entertainment programme
- Game room
Family facilities
- Children's pool
- Children's club (4-12yrs) – arts and crafts, small team games, sports and drama and music (open between 01 Jun and 31 Dec, depending on occupancy)
- Children's playground - swings, slides and adventure play area (age and height restrictions may apply)
Sports & Health
- Archery
- Basketball
- Darts
- Football
- Table tennis
- Gym
- Massage
- Sauna
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
Find out more about Corralejo
You might have heard that Corralejo is a quaint former fishing village – but there’s plenty of hustle and bustle in this vibrant town. Sitting on the northeastern corner of Fuerteventura, the popular Canary Island beach resort has it all: broad, dune-backed sands, turquoise sea, cafés and bars, and masses of water-based activities to keep the whole family happy. Yet Corralejo holidays also retain an element of old-world charm, thanks to the old town’s cobbled streets and the fishermen’s cottages dotted around the harbour.