What's the Weather like in Corralejo in July
July in Corralejo and Fuerteventura means perfect weather for taking part in a water sport like surfing or even diving to explore the local marine life. It is also peak tourist season, so be prepared for crowds when visiting this island that's part of Spain and the Canary Islands.
Temperature
The daily average temperature in July is normally around 23°C (about 73°F), about two degrees warmer than the daily temperatures for June. The high goes up to 25°C (around 77°F) and drops down to a low of 20°C (around 68°F).
Average Sunshine Hours
The sun shines for around 12 hours per day, plenty of time for you to get out there and enjoy the sand, surf and sun. There is a 63 percent chance of a sunny day and just two percent chance of a cloudy day, so be sure to pack your sunscreen, hat and sunglasses. Don't worry about bringing an umbrella or raincoat; you can expect barely any rain or drizzle.
The weather is dry and warm, though it can feel windy near the sea. On any given day, there is a 93 percent chance of a windy day. The average humidity for the resort is somewhere around 68 percent but you shouldn't feel uncomfortable. However, it's advisable to take regular breaks from the direct sunlight, apply a high SPF to your skin and drink lots of water to stay hydrated in the heat.
Average Sea Temperature
Pack your beachwear, shorts and t-shirts, as you'll need cool clothes for this time of year. If you plan on being on the beach at night, you might want a light jacket, with the windy conditions and lower temperatures. The average sea temperature in July is normally 21°C (about 70°F), a great temp to take a swim or quick dip in the ocean.
Corralejo has seen some extreme temperatures in July. The highest ever recorded temperature was a very steamy 39°C (about 102°F), with the lowest recorded temperature a still warm 18°C (around 64°F).
Take a look at the weather forecast here.
Corralejo Hotels in July
Alisios Playa
Located close to many attractions, Alisios Playa offers guests a comfortable stay in apartments with living rooms, televisions, kitchen areas, private bathrooms and a balcony or terrace. For meals, you have the option to make all your meals, have half your meals taken care of by the resort or get all meals included. If you choose all-inclusive, you'll receive a buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner with snacks, ice cream and drinks included. The complex also boasts a pool, children's playground and sports facilities, which are great for enjoying the July high of 23°C.
Bahiazul Villas and Club Fuerteventura
At Bahiazul Villas and Club Fuerteventura, you'll get resort amenities combined with your private villa. Inside each villa, you'll also find a kitchen area with breakfast bar, dishwasher, fridge and microwave. There is also a private bathroom, hot tub and private pool with terrace. Guests here are treated to an on-site spa, saunas, tennis courts, restaurant, fitness center, indoor pool and room service.
Las Marismas
A big hit with families and couples alike, Las Marismas provides accommodations with large terraces, big bathrooms and a kitchen outfitted with fridge, coffee maker, toaster and microwave. The 24-hour concierge service helps with everything from airport transfers to bicycle riders to laundry service. The two freshwater swimming pools provide a refreshing way to spend the afternoon.
Beach in Corralejo for July
El Bajo Negro Beach
Another popular nudist beach, El Bajo Negro Beach offers white sand, clear waters and only receives moderate winds, making for a great swimming experience. The water in July is warm too; on average, 21°C (about 70°F). The beach has hammock and umbrella rentals, a bus stop nearby and several restaurants to grab a bite to eat.
Bars and Restaurants
Toro Bravo
Serving brunch, lunch and dinner, Toro Bravo offers steak, seafood and vegetarian dishes. The restaurant sits near the center of town and is a great place to take a break from sightseeing to grab a bite to eat and enjoy a nice cool drink. A favourite of tourists and locals alike, Toro Bravo has a full bar and serves a variety of beers and wines.
Weirdos Elephant Bar
Decked out in jungle décor with over 300 elephants, Weirdos Elephant Bar offers family-friendly dining in a fun setting. While you enjoy your meal, you can also watch sports on the big screen or sing along with the karaoke machine. Young children and adults can also enjoy games on the Wii too, and those 18 and over can try their hand at poker, cribbage and backgammon.
McCarthy's Pub
For a taste of Ireland while in Corralejo, take a trip to McCarthy's Pub. Serving cold beer, including Guinness and other tasty beverages, live music entertains guests six nights per week with regular sports games also shown on the TVs. Party well into the night, as McCarthy's is one of Corralejo's afterhours hotspots.
Things to do in Corralejo in July
Flag Beach Watersports Center
The hot July temperatures and warm water make watersports an ideal choice. At the Flag Beach Watersports Center, you can experience windsurfing, kitesurfing, bodyboarding and regular surfing. Newbies and experienced surfers alike can opt for private or group lessons to hone their crafts. The center also offers biking, quad ATV and catamaran excursions.
Resacca Fishing Charter
Take to the high seas for a deep sea fishing trip in the Atlantic Ocean just off the coast of Corralejo. Resacca Fishing Charter takes travelers on charter fishing trips that leave right from Corralejo Harbor. The expeditions include about five hours of fishing, all fishing equipment, drinks and snacks and insurance. During the trip, depending on the time of year, you can catch blue marlin, barracuda, grouper and tuna.
Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura
With only 20 guest rooms, the Katis Villas Boutique Fuerteventura gives guests personalized attention. At Katis, you'll stay in a villa equipped with a private pool, Jacuzzi, shower massage, Wi-Fi and air-conditioning. Whenever you want to travel to town, the resort offers free taxi service to all guests.
Dates to Note
In July, Fuerteventura celebrates the Patron Saint of Batencuria festival, when locals descend on the town of Batencuria to celebrate their faith. The locals wear traditional dress and play guitars and timples. The festivities also include craft fairs, live music and dancing.
In mid-July, the International Jazz Festival takes place and lasts for three weeks. Hosting numerous jazz artists, the event draws nearly 20,000 people each year. The concerts take place all over the island, so you can travel around, see the sites and enjoy some jazz in the process.
