My husband and I stayed mid March just for a week in Corralejo. We were familiar with Corralejo so were aware we were a bit of a walk into the main hub of the town (40 minutes along the beach..about 30 minutes along the road at a very slow ambling pace!) which for us made it ideal! The nearest supermarket was about 10-15 minute walk. The villa was clean and welcoming.....with possibly the most comfortable bed ever!!! All facilities at the villa were excellent...there is nothing we felt was missing. If we come back to Corralejo this is where we would choose to stay and would recommend to other couples or those with young children. Thank you Myriam ....we had a totally relaxing week!

Liebevoll eingerichtet, vollständig ausgestattet und sehr gepflegtes Haus. Die Vermieter sind sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit.

We really enjoyed our 2 weeks in Myriam and Amadeo’s house, which is just next to the beach and a short walk to the stunning Sand Dunes. We walked on the Dunes a few times and the surf at the water’s edge was spectacular, with lots of kite surfers to put on a spectacular show. The house is cozy but well stocked with pretty much everything you need for your holiday, and the private pool was great fun for children and adults alike! Myriam and Amadeo were in Corralejo for the annual Nuestra Senora del Carmen celebrations, and we met up with them a couple of times. What a lovely interesting couple, full of helpful information to help us explore the town and the island. We hired a car from the airport to cover our transfers and enable us to get around the island. Car hire is not expensive and driving on the island is very straight forward. Having a car available opens up lots of opportunity to explore. The girls went para sailing just off Los Lobos, and we were able to travel in the boat to watch them and take photos. We thoroughly recommend this trip, but whether you’re para sailing or just watching from the boat, be prepared to get wet! We also had a day trip to Playa Blanca on the small ferry and saw flying fish and even a turtle from the ferry. You’re more likely to see them from the small (Lineas Maritimas Romero) ferry because you’re much closer to the water. The town centre has a real buzz, especially at night, and it was great to just take our time browsing and people watching. We ate out a lot and there was a good variety of food on offer. The El Campanario shopping centre (situated between the town centre and the Dunes) had a good market, but the best bit was climbing the tower there to enjoy a spectacular 360’ view of the town, the harbour, the island towards the south, Los Lobos, the Dunes, and Lanzarote. El Cotillo is also well worth a visit, whether it’s snorkeling in the lagoons to the north, or simply walking round the village and harbour at sunset. We were sorry to leave, but we’ll be back! Thank you Myriam and Amadeo!! Alistair, Valerie and the Girls xx (St Andrews, Scotland)

We really enjoyed our 2 weeks in Myriam and Amadeo’s house, which is just next to the beach and a short walk to the stunning Sand Dunes. We walked on the Dunes a few times and the surf at the water’s edge was spectacular, with lots of kite surfers to put on a spectacular show. The house is cozy but well stocked with pretty much everything you need for your holiday, and the private pool was great fun for children and adults alike! Myriam and Amadeo were in Corralejo for the annual Nuestra Senora del Carmen celebrations, and we met up with them a couple of times. What a lovely interesting couple, full of helpful information to help us explore the town and the island. We hired a car from the airport to cover our transfers and enable us to get around the island. Car hire is not expensive and driving on the island is very straight forward. Having a car available opens up lots of opportunity to explore. The girls went para sailing just off Los Lobos, and we were able to travel in the boat to watch them and take photos. We thoroughly recommend this trip, but whether you’re para sailing or just watching from the boat, be prepared to get wet! We also had a day trip to Playa Blanca on the small ferry and saw flying fish and even a turtle from the ferry. You’re more likely to see them from the small (Lineas Maritimas Romero) ferry because you’re much closer to the water. The town centre has a real buzz, especially at night, and it was great to just take our time browsing and people watching. We ate out a lot and there was a good variety of food on offer. The El Campanario shopping centre (situated between the town centre and the Dunes) had a good market, but the best bit was climbing the tower there to enjoy a spectacular 360’ view of the town, the harbour, the island towards the south, Los Lobos, the Dunes, and Lanzarote. El Cotillo is also well worth a visit, whether it’s snorkeling in the lagoons to the north, or simply walking round the village and harbour at sunset. We were sorry to leave, but we’ll be back! Thank you Myriam and Amadeo!! Alistair, Valerie and the Girls xx (St Andrews, Scotland)

We really enjoyed our 2 weeks in Myriam and Amadeo’s house, which is just next to the beach and a short walk to the stunning Sand Dunes. We walked on the Dunes a few times and the surf at the water’s edge was spectacular, with lots of kite surfers to put on a spectacular show.The house is cozy but well stocked with pretty much everything you need for your holiday, and the private pool was great fun for children and adults alike! Myriam and Amadeo were in Corralejo for the annual Nuestra Senora del Carmen celebrations, and we met up with them a couple of times. What a lovely interesting couple, full of helpful information to help us explore the town and the island.We hired a car from the airport to cover our transfers and enable us to get around the island. Car hire is not expensive and driving on the island is very straight forward. Having a car available opens up lots of opportunity to explore.The girls went para sailing just off Los Lobos, and we were able to travel in the boat to watch them and take photos. We thoroughly recommend this trip, but whether you’re para sailing or just watching from the boat, be prepared to get wet!We also had a day trip to Playa Blanca on the small ferry and saw flying fish and even a turtle from the ferry. You’re more likely to see them from the small (Lineas Maritimas Romero) ferry because you’re much closer to the water.The town centre has a real buzz, especially at night, and it was great to just take our time browsing and people watching. We ate out a lot and there was a good variety of food on offer.The El Campanario shopping centre (situated between the town centre and the Dunes) had a good market, but the best bit was climbing the tower there to enjoy a spectacular 360’ view of the town, the harbour, the island towards the south, Los Lobos, the Dunes, and Lanzarote.El Cotillo is also well worth a visit, whether it’s snorkeling in the lagoons to the north, or simply walking round the village and harbour at sunset.We were sorry to leave, but we’ll be back!Thank you Myriam and Amadeo!!Alistair, Valerie and the Girls xx(St Andrews, Scotland)

Very responsive host in a private setting with nice trees

Maison très très bien équipée, au calme, spacieuse, à proximité de la plage de flagbeach (kite/windsurf) parfaitement abritée du vent. Propriétaire extrêmement attentif au bien être de leurs locataires. Villas adaptée pour un couple avec 2 ou 3 enfants (peu adapté pour deux couples: lits superposés).