About Corralejo: Beaches - Transport Information - Sightseeing and Places of Interest  - Pubs and Restaurants  - Golf

Local busses and time tables

There is a bus stop about 10 / 15 minutes walk from the house. Go out of the complex and go straight through the first roundabout. At the second roundabout with the archway / columns (beside the taxi rank / shops) turn left. Walk along long car park to RIU Perform shop and turn right here. Go along the road for a few hundred yards passing Baku Market and then Waterpark on the right hand side. At the end of this long carpark you will be facing a shop selling beach towels / clothes etc. This is at the start of the shops. Look left and you will see a bus stop. The inside of the road shown on the picture. (i.e. adjacent to the open land) is the side you should board the bus on to go to Olivia RIU Hotel (beach) and / or Puerto del Rosario.

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From here you can take the bus to Oliva Beach (Linea 06) and get off at the Oliva RIU Hotel) or take the bus straight to the ferry port in the opposite direction.

The main bus station at Correlejo is the bus terminus on the ring road at the top of the town. Alternatively, you can board the bus at the ferry harbour (where it terminates). The main towns on the island of Fuerteventura are, and there is a straight line between them:

• Correlejo (in the North)
• Puerto Rosario (the industrial capital)
• Calete de Fuste (also described as El Castillo)
• Costa Calma
• Jandia (also know as Moro Hablo) (in the South)

Unfortunately, there is not a direct bus to Calete der Fuste from Correlejo. But don’t worry it is dead easy to get there and cheap as chips (as opposed to 40 euros in a taxi). The Linea 03 and 06 are every half hour and every hour on Sunday. You really cannot go wrong on the island, it is essentially a straight road between the main towns noted above.