Hin- und Rückfahrttickets zur Isla de Lobos mit den Fähren Celia Cruz und Isla de Lobos

Fuerteventura half-day ocean explorer tour

People often wonder what makes these waters so special. It comes down to the meeting point of ocean currents, which brings an incredible mix of marine life together in one place. You'll get a feel for it from the moment you step aboard a traditional wooden gulet that sails you right into the heart of it all.Heading out from Morro Jable, you glide along Jandía's volcanic shores, becoming part of the experience rather than just along for the ride. The crew involves everyone in understanding marine conservation, sharing how this ecosystem works and what it takes to protect it. With any luck, you might see dolphins or whales surfacing alongside the boat. While the kids dive into hands-on activities, you can settle in with a glass of something refreshing and a selection of tapas, from local goat's cheese to Canarian potatoes.There's also a well‑timed swim stop to cool off in the sea. With drinks flowing and the crew keeping everyone entertained, the three hours blend seamlessly between education and relaxation. You end up learning something valuable while making proper family memories. Once you understand the ocean, you never quite see it the same way again.

Fuerteventura half-day Blue Escape catamaran trip

You'll watch the volcanic headlands slowly slip past as you sail along the east coast of Fuerteventura. Cast off from Gran Tarajal Marina and relax on the deck of the catamaran to catch the best views of the lava flows that shape the island's landscape. Your captain will find a sheltered spot where you can go for a swim or have a go at snorkelling, paddle-boarding or kayaking. Back on board, there's time for a drink and a snack before sailing back to the marina.

Basic Diver Corralejo

Nestled on Fuerteventura's northern tip, Corralejo's crystal-clear waters are brimming with exotic fish. And this scuba diving experience is the ideal introduction to this fun activity. It gives you a taster of a world below the waves under the supervision of PADI instructors.Your dive team will first explain how the breathing equipment works and how to communicate underwater. After this, you'll practise in a shallow pool, with your instructor beside you. Then, take a short boat ride to the coast of Lobos Island, where it's time for your first proper sea dive. You'll be amazed at the underwater life around you. Think vibrant reefs and rock formations busy with bluefin damselfish, parrotfish, wrasse and other marine marvels.If you're lucky, you might even spy a ray or gentle angel shark, too. This is a brilliant opportunity if you've ever wanted to give scuba diving a go.

Small-group afternoon tour of northern Fuerteventura

If you're keen to see a different side of Fuerteventura, this half day afternoon outing is just the ticket. You'll be scooped up from your hotel and taken off the usual tourist trail, cruising through the island's northern landscapes with a local guide who knows all the fun stories and secret corners. Plus, there are plenty of photo stops so you can really take in the scenery. You'll start at the Vallebron Viewpoint. It's a short climb, but once you're up there, the views stretch across volcanic ridges and straight out to the iconic Mount Tindaya standing proudly on the horizon. After that, you'll roll into the village of Lajares, known for its trendy cafes and creative island vibe. Here, you'll pop into Bodega Conatvs, the island's first protected-origin winery, for a little tasting of their homegrown wine. To wrap things up, you'll head over to Majanicho, a tiny coastal fishing village with a wild shoreline dotted with rhodolith stones that look just like popcorn. It's peaceful, remote and the perfect spot to soak up that off the beaten path feeling before heading back to your accommodation.

Small-group morning tour of northern Fuerteventura

If you're keen to see a different side of Fuerteventura, this half‑day morning tour is the outing for you. You'll be picked up from your hotel and taken off the usual tourist trail, cruising through the island's northern landscapes with a local guide who knows all the fun stories and secret corners.You'll start at the Vallebron Viewpoint. It's a short climb, but once you're up there, the views stretch across volcanic ridges and straight out to the iconic Mount Tindaya. After that, you'll roll into the village of Lajares, known for its trendy cafes and creative island vibe. Here, you'll have time to browse the weekly artisan market filled with handcrafted goods like jewellery, ceramics and natural soaps. And, if you're feeling peckish, you can pick up street‑food favourites like honey cakes, churros and papas arrugadas – the island's popular wrinkled potatoes served with a tangy sauce.To wrap things up, you'll continue to Majanicho, a tiny coastal fishing village with a shoreline dotted with rhodolith stones that look just like popcorn. It's the perfect spot to snap a few scenic photos before heading back to your accommodation.

Fuerteventura hiking tour to Calderon Hondo Volcano

This hike sets off from Lajares and follows a volcanic trail skirting the foothills of Montana Colorada, where you can walk right up to the rim of its crater. From there, you'll climb to the top of Calderon Hondo, a deeper volcanic crater, offering views across northern Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. After descending, the path continues towards the village of Majanicho for a glimpse into traditional island life. You'll wrap up with photo stops at the Corralejo sand dunes and the Insta-favourite Popcorn Beach, known for its coral‑shaped sand.

El Cotillo, Conatvs winery and the Dunes of Fuerteventura half-day tour

From the open plains beneath Tindaya Mountain to the laidback shores of El Cotillo, this tour is perfect if you want to get a look at a few of Fuerteventura's wow-worthy landscapes. You'll begin in El Cotillo, wandering by the sea before stepping inside Torre del Tostón where sweeping Atlantic views steal the show. Then, savour volcanic wines during a guided tasting at Conatvs, a popular local winery. Your tasting pairs a few vino varieties with goat's cheese, fresh bread and olives. Afterwards, you'll slow down among the pale sands of Corralejo Dunes. Coastlines, history, flavour and nature – you get a taste of all of them on this half-day in the north of the island.

Exclusive El Cotillo-guest tour of Fuerteventura

Guests staying in El Cotillo – this one's for you. You'll start with a photo stop at Tindaya Mountain, famous for its spiritual energy, before weaving through Betancuria's scenic roads. In Ajuy, you can wander to the sea caves or just chill by the water. Then, it's over to Caleta de Fuste for lunch, shopping and a marina stroll. After that, the Corralejo dunes bring those desert-style pics, and the day wraps up at an aloe vera plantation to learn about the island's iconic plant and its natural benefits.

One-way ferry ticket with Lineas Romero to Lanzarote

Getting to Lanzarote couldn't be easier thanks to the Lineas Romero ferry from Corralejo in Fuerteventura, which whisks you over to Playa Blanca. The trip takes about 35 minutes, with multiple daily departures that allow you to hop between islands whenever it suits you. The whole experience is simple and relaxed – just board, enjoy the sea breeze and step off ready to explore everything Lanzarote has to offer.

One-way ferry ticket with Naviera Armas to Lanzarote

Hopping over to Lanzarote is a breeze with the Naviera Armas ferry from Corralejo in Fuerteventura to Playa Blanca in Lanzarote. The trip takes around 35 minutes and there are plenty of daily crossings, so you can move between islands at your own pace. It's a straightforward, no‑stress way to island‑hop.