Corralejo and Morro Jable included among Puertos Canarios' port priorities
1. Key points
Corralejo is listed as a priority node for commercial and marina improvements
Morro Jable is due for a reorganisation planned for 2027
Gran Tarajal adds works on electricity, wastewater and port operations
2. The news in detail
Puertos Canarios' 2026-2030 investment programme gives Fuerteventura a prominent place in the planning announced for the province of Las Palmas. Corralejo and Morro Jable appear as main port locations, while Gran Tarajal is included for service upgrades.
In Corralejo, the strategic framework includes work on the commercial harbour and marina area, along with improvement works the authority describes as nearing completion. For Morro Jable, the roadmap places the reorganisation of the port in 2027, with a new passenger terminal, port-protection adaptation and changes to the marina area.
Gran Tarajal is also part of the package, focused on renewing the electrical installation, the wastewater network and operational arrangements. The overall aim is for the ports to respond better to passenger traffic, freight, fishing and recreational boating.
3. Voices and statements
4. Context and background
The statement is dated Las Palmas, 6 September 2026, and refers to the 2026-2030 planning period.
5. What it means for Fuerteventura
Beyond Fuerteventura, the plan groups works in Agaete, Arguineguín, Órzola, Caleta del Sebo, Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen and several fishing shelters. The public body is attached to the Canary Government's Department of Public Works, Housing and Mobility.
