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Hiring a car in Corralejo
You can easily stroll around the beautiful fishing port of Corralejo on Fuerteventura, taking in the traditional houses and glimmering coast. But when you’re ready for an adventure around Spain’s second largest Canary Island, simply pick up a hire car from Corralejo and hit the open road.
The seaside resort’s location on Fuerteventura’s north coast positions you perfectly for exploring the island’s eastern and western beaches – and, in a hire car, it takes just over two hours to motor from top to bottom.
Fast facts
- Min. age required to hire a car: Usually 21 but can vary
- Which side of the road: Right
- Credit card requirements: Some car rental companies require a credit card
- Any additional requirements: Drivers under 25 may have to pay a surcharge
Corralejo centre pick-up
While most of the car hire companies in Corralejo are clustered around Av Nuestra Señora del Carmen, there are several others dotted around the town.
Popular providers include:
- Autos Alonso: +34 928 535 364
- Autos Guerra: +34 928 535 660
- Aval: +34 828 055 445
- CICAR: +34 928 866 413
- Enterprise: +34 928 866 413
- Rent A Car Drive Emotion: +34 928 535 333
It’s always a good idea to book your car hire in advance to enjoy the best deals and the widest selection of vehicles.
Driving in Corralejo
Fuerteventura is incredibly easy to get around. From Corralejo, hop on the FV-1 to explore Playa Blanca, Playa de Esquinzo and plenty more of the island’s most idyllic stretches of sand.
Take the same road in the other direction for the east coast beaches or drive all the way to the salt flats of Salinas del Carmen in just under an hour. Elsewhere, the island’s first capital, Betancuria, is around an hour inland along the FV-30. Visit for cobbled streets and colonial architecture.
There are a few things to keep in mind when driving in Spain. First, you’ll need to drive on the right-hand side of the road, and overtake on the left. Fines for speeding in Spain can be steep too, so be sure to stick to the limits while you’re out there.
In most cases, that’s 20km/h (12 mph) in residential areas, 50km/h (31 mph) in urban locations, 90km/h (56 mph) in rural zones and 120km/h (75 mph) on the motorway. Look out for roadside signs.
When it’s time to park up back in town, keep your eyes open for Parkplatz signs. There’s plenty lining Avenue Fuerteventura, as well as those by the beaches at Playa Puerto Remedios and Playa Larga.
