The fiery summer sun against the cooling sea breeze, the bright orange soil against the golden white beaches, the sand dunes against the azure sky, the emerald crystal water against the black volcanic sand - all of this shows the perfect beauty of the world around us, brought together in the resort town of Corralejo.
The subtropical climate of the Canary Islands, combined with the trade winds, ensures average temperatures between +20-25°C, and the beach season in Fuerteventura is open all year round. The temperature in Corralejo in July is +27°C in the shade. Fresh winds and low humidity made January the coolest month, when the thermometer drops to +17-20°C. In turn, the water temperature in Corralejo during the year fluctuates within +20± 2°C.
The peculiarity of the climate of Fuerteventura, as well as many other islands, is the constant presence of wind, which pleases fans of active sports on the water. There are mountain ranges on Fuerteventura, up to a thousand meters high, which are not able to hold clouds.
The rainy season in Corralejo is very rare, as the high air temperature does not allow relatively cold air masses arriving in the subtropics to form clouds. Therefore, the rainfall here is only occasional fine dripping rain.
