All Inclusive Hotels Fuerteventura Corralejo: Where and When

An all inclusive board basis normally bundles your breakfast, lunch and dinner, usually served as buffets with some à la carte options, along with snacks during the day and locally produced drinks: house wine, beer, soft drinks and local spirits. Imported brands, premium wines and some specialist restaurants are often charged extra. The exact list varies by hotel, so read the board description on each deal before you book.

In Corralejo the format suits a particular kind of holiday. The town's beaches are close to hand, with Playa de la Goleta right in the centre and Corralejo Viejo and Las Clavellinas less than a mile away, so you can spend long days by the sea and return to a meal that is already paid for. If you plan to eat out in the harbour often, half board may suit you better than full all inclusive.

Corralejo is a single, compact resort rather than a string of separate villages, so most all inclusive Fuerteventura Corralejo stays put you within easy reach of the same coastline. The practical choice is how close you want to be to the old harbour and town beaches, such as Playa de la Goleta, Corralejo Viejo and Las Clavellinas, compared with a quieter spot nearer the outlying sands like Playa del Pozo, El Bajo Negro and El Charco de Bristol, each roughly 1 to 2 miles out.

The larger, self-contained resort-style hotels are the ones that make most sense for all inclusive, because their pools, restaurants and bars are designed for you to spend whole days on site. When you search for Fuerteventura Corralejo hotels all inclusive, check each property's distance to the beach and the town centre on the deal listings. If you are filtering for 5 star all inclusive hotels in Corralejo, Fuerteventura, confirm the official star rating and the drinks inclusions shown by each provider rather than relying on the headline alone.

There is no true off season here. January sees highs of 22°C, with lows around 16°C and a single rain day on average. February is the coolest and dampest month, at 21°C with about six rain days, though rainfall is still only around 15mm. From April the days settle at 24°C or so, and the warmth builds to 27°C in July and a peak of 28°C in August.

Autumn is a particular sweet spot. September and October both hold at 27°C, and November is still 26°C, which makes Corralejo a reliable choice for winter sun when the UK turns grey. Summer and the October half-term are the obvious family weeks. Spring and late autumn offer the same dry weather for couples who can travel outside school holidays.

Most British travellers book all inclusive holidays to Corralejo, Fuerteventura as a package that combines flights, hotel and transfers. You fly into Fuerteventura airport (FUE), which has direct flights from the UK, and the road transfer to Corralejo takes about 27 minutes, short enough to keep tired children happy after an early start. On this page you can compare live deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach, check hotel prices separately, and look at car hire if you want to explore the island yourself.

Families should expect UK school holidays to be the most in-demand weeks, so book early if you are tied to those dates. Check whether the package includes resort transfers, and look at the board basis line by line: snacks, kids' drinks and late-night bar hours differ between hotels. If you want days out, the harbour is under a mile from the centre, and ferries run from there towards Lobos Island. You can browse tours and tickets here too.