Local tip for exploring

If you’re staying near Corralejo, make sure to visit the sand dunes early morning before the wind picks up and the crowds arrive. Walk slowly toward the beach and you’ll find quiet stretches where it feels like you have the whole park to yourself. On windy days, head south to Sotavento beach; it’s the go-to spot for kite surfers and windsurfers and seeing the action is a great way to spend an afternoon. Locals often grab a late coffee or a casual meal at some of the less busy cafes in El Cotillo village. It’s a nice way to unwind and get a feel for everyday island life that usually isn’t on the main tourist trail.

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Common questions about who picks our local recommendations and how we update them.

Our local editorial team, made up of residents who actually live here day-to-day, hand-pick every recommendation based on their firsthand experience and ongoing exploration.
The list is reviewed and updated regularly, usually a few times a year, to reflect seasonal changes and any new places or activities locals find worth sharing.
No, these picks are purely based on what local experts genuinely recommend and enjoy, so you can trust it’s not influenced by paid placements.
Most places are accessible year-round, but some activities or spots are better during specific seasons depending on weather or local events.
Yes, the picks feature a mix of popular places locals frequent and quieter spots that aren't overrun with tourists.
Try to visit the spots the locals suggest during off-peak hours or seasons, and don’t hesitate to chat with residents who usually share even more great tips.

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