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Highlights of Gran Canaria Private Tour
When one Canary island visit isn't enough, a private Gran Canaria tour from Fuerteventura is ideal. Discover the big island to the west from head to toe. On an exclusive trip for just you and your party, you'll stop by the volcanic Bandama crater, Maspalomas sand dunes and the island capital, Las Palmas, all in one day.
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Private Fuerteventura 4x4 & Catamaran Tour
There's the best of both worlds on this full-day tour, which packs in an island exploration by 4x4 and a catamaran cruise. You'll kick things off with a 4x4 adventure to see villages such as Tiscaminita, Tindaya and Vallebrón, and the deserted beaches of Los Molinos and Playa Jarugo. And you'll stop off at a goat farm to watch cheese being made. Just off the northern tip of Fuerteventura is Isla de Lobos, which you'll glide over to by catamaran. With just 12 guests on board, you'll have ample space to relax. You'll also swim, snorkel and even kayak – or continue sunbathing. There's paella and drinks too.
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Fuerteventura 4x4 & Catamaran Tour
There's the best of both worlds on this full-day tour, which packs in an island exploration by 4x4 and a catamaran cruise. You'll kick things off with a 4x4 adventure to see villages such as Tiscaminita, Tindaya and Vallebrón, and the deserted beaches of Los Molinos and Playa Jarugo. And you'll stop off at a goat farm to watch cheese being made. Just off the northern tip of Fuerteventura is Isla de Lobos, which you'll glide over to by catamaran. With just 12 guests on board, you'll have ample space to relax. You'll also swim, snorkel and even kayak – or continue sunbathing. There's paella and drinks too.
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E-Bike Adventure
Discover Fuerteventura's natural beauty spots on a relaxing e-bike tour. With four to choose from, your e-bike can be used like any other bike or at the flick of a switch, can help you to get up those steep bits. On the easy tour from the north, you'll pass ancient volcanic craters before a pit-stop at a local bar. Take the advanced route and you'll travel the dusty, desert roads towards El Cotillo lagoon. From the south, you can take the Costa Calma tour – a journey from east to west, across the narrowest part of the island. Or, from the centre of the island, there is also the Caleta tour which takes in the Las Salinas coastline.
Diving in the south of Fuerteventura
If you've always wanted to give snorkelling or scuba diving a go, this is spot on. It's a great chance for first-timers to try it out, with a guide on hand to help you spot the fantastic undersea life around Fuerteventura. At the dive centre where you'll be greeted by friendly guides who'll firstly give a quick introduction on the essentials. After that, you'll have all your equipment provided and you'll head out into seas. Your guide will lead you to the best places to see the marine life and get up close to parrotfish, damselfish and, if you're lucky, maybe even seahorses and angel sharks.
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Fuerteventura Two-wheel Rolling Tours
The two-wheeled roller revolution has come to Fuerteventura. Sightseeing has never been more fun – and easier. Once you get the hang of it, the only way is forward. These tours follow coastal roads and promenades on the shorter tours and inland villages on the longer routes. After pick-up at your hotel, you'll be brought to the tour's starting point for instruction. There are seven routes from different locations on the island – Fit for Fun 1-hour tour, North Shore 1.5-hour tour, Caleta 1.5-hour tour, Beach + Sun 2-hour tour, La Pared 2.5-hour tour, Las Salinas 2.5-hour tour and Tiscamanita half-day tour.
Freebird Catamaran
The volcanic outpost of Lobos Island juts out of the aquamarine Atlantic, just north of Corralejo. With just a few fishermen's shacks and no hotels or cars, it is a supremely relaxing spot – all the more so from the sun-drenched deck of a catamaran. You'll drop anchor at one of its deserted coves that are pocketed in its unspoilt coastline. It's up to you what you do when the boat pulls up. Chill out on the comfy deck, hop into the crystal-clear waters to explore the marine life by snorkel or just kick back, and top up your tan. A lovely morning away from it all.
Fuerteventura Magic Catamaran Cruise
Sailing along beautiful coastline and savouring a traditional Canarian lunch is the formula that makes this catamaran cruise so magical. To top it all off, there are also stops for swimming and snorkelling. And with a bit of luck, you might spot dolphins and pilot whales. This is what being on holidays is all about. Things get going as you weigh anchor after being welcomed by the friendly crew. Heading out into the Atlantic under full sail, you'll glide southwards, keeping a keen eye out for the pods of dolphins and pilot whales that are plentiful in the warm waters off Fuerteventura.
Aqualava Lanzarote
When you want to combine a change of scene with some family fun, Lanzarote's Aqualava is just a 25-minute ferry ride away. Make a splash at the nearby island's waterpark with minimum fuss. With return ferry transport and transfers from the port to the park, all you need are your trunks and towel for this day of watery action.
Lobos Island Walking Tour
Where better to walk in the great outdoors than an island with no cars, no roads, just pure, pristine nature. Grab your hiking boots and hop on the ferry to Lobos Island for a day of walking, wildlife and wow-factor views. Trek up to La Caldera crater, spot rare birds with an expert guide, and round off with a well-earned swim and a picnic lunch.
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Lobos Island trip from Corralejo
Discover the beautiful Lobos Island with this tour departing from Corralejo. Relax on the boat and enjoy a series of fun water activities.
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Lanzarote Experience
Lanzarote and Fuerteventura may only be 25 minutes apart but scenery wise, they're light years apart. Feel the heat beneath your feet on Fire Mountain – witness brushwood burst into flames and watch steaming geysers shooting from the ground. Then follow the Lunar Route through lava fields and volcanic craters. There's also a pit stop for a wine tasting in La Geria. You'll also head through the Haria valley to the Jameos del Agua, designed by legendary local artist-architect, Cesar Manrique. Descend into this volcanic cavern and you're greeted with rock gardens, a restaurant and a lake.
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