Fuerteventura, Canary Islands

Corralejo in Fuerteventura offers a strong surf and watersports scene, making it a solid destination for those into kitesurfing, windsurfing, or yoga. The local community is described as friendly and inviting, and the town has a laid-back, small beach town vibe that appeals to remote workers and travelers looking for a chill but social place to stay. There’s easy access to fitness options like callisthenics gyms, yoga studios, and skate surf areas. The food is generally praised, and it's easy to get around by walking, scooter, or renting a car to explore more of the island.

On the downside, the weather can be challenging due to constant wind, which makes evenings chilly and limits beach enjoyment unless it's a particularly sunny day. While some people enjoyed the coworking options, others found them underwhelming, poorly managed, or empty. Additionally, if you're not into the surf/yoga lifestyle, you might find activities limited after a few days. Overall, Corralejo is a great choice for watersports enthusiasts looking for a casual destination with a fun social atmosphere, but it may not be the best pick for those seeking a wider variety of things to do or more polished remote work setups.