Beach clubs in Fuerteventura

Also here. Wheelchair access.

Parking. Car park listed among the services.

It sits right on Playa del Casino in central Corralejo. Cocktails are what everyone orders. Sangria and pina coladas are the consistent go-tos, and the sand-between-your-toes terrace is what keeps people coming back. In the evenings it shifts into disco mode, with DJs running until 11pm.

Prices are €10-20 per person. It's wheelchair accessible, has a kids' menu, and takes reservations. Service can lag during the busiest hours. If you want the most social beach club in Corralejo, this delivers. If attentive service matters more, the Grandes Playas clubs are a better bet.

The terrace faces west, so the sunset views are a genuine draw. Live music runs regularly, and the menu covers tapas, salads, and sangria. The crowd is heavily tourist-focused and the atmosphere stays relaxed.

Prices are €10-20 per person, with breakfast service from 9am. Reservations are accepted. Service can be patchy when it's busy, which on a Saturday evening in August is most of the time.

Parking. There's a kids' area and free parking.

Cocktails, sangria, and Canarian papas arrugadas feature heavily. The atmosphere is trendy but not demanding. Arrive by 11am in peak season if you want the best sunbed spots.

Expect to spend €20-30 per person. There's a kids' area and free parking. Open daily 10am to 7pm. Service is the main variable here. Most guests are satisfied, but some mention strict policies around table use and turnover during busy periods.

Also here. Wheelchair access.

The roof terrace is where people end up after dark, with live music nights a regular feature. Steaks and cocktails are the most-ordered items. It's a notch above the harbour spots in terms of food.

Open 10am to 1am. Wheelchair accessible throughout. Pricing is mid-range, broadly in line with the Grandes Playas clubs. Service quality varies across reviews, so check recent feedback before committing to a dinner booking.

Parking. There's a kids' area, free parking, and it opens daily from 10am.

DJs play through the afternoon, and cocktails are the main draw. Mojitos and barraquitos, the local layered coffee drink, are the most-ordered items. The vibe is casual and tourist-friendly, good for groups spending a full day on the dunes.

Prices sit at €20-30 per person. There's a kids' area, free parking, and it opens daily from 10am. Service is generally well-regarded. Food quality divides opinion, so treat this primarily as a drinks and sunbed destination.

It's a seafood-led spot on the Grandes Playas road with its own swimming pool, which most competitors on this stretch don't have. Paella and fresh fish are what guests order most. The food quality is what drives the reputation.

Prices are the most affordable on this list at €10-20 per person. It opens at 9am and closes at 9pm, making it one of the later options on the island. No reservations system is in place, so arrive before 11am in July and August.