Isla de Lobos tours and tickets
Small group guided tour of Lobos Island by motorboat, Popcorn Beach and Corralejo Dunes
Hop on a motorboat from Corralejo to Lobos and cruise between some of Fuerteventura's prettiest spots on this full-day guided tour. Your first stop is Lobos Island, where your guide will show you the best bits of this natural park – think golden beaches, clear lagoons and volcanic trails. After the tour, you'll have some free time to go for a swim, stretch out on the beach, or have a wander and explore the island at your own pace.Next, you'll swing by the famous Popcorn Beach, known for the tiny coral pieces that look just like popcorn scattered along the shore. It's a dream for photo ops, so have your camera ready. Finally, wrap up the day with a stroll through the Corralejo Dunes – they're the biggest in the Canary Islands. These huge sand dunes are one of the most-iconic natural sights in the region and make a great backdrop for those postcard-worthy pics.
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Lobos Island Mini Cruise with Free Time
Just off the north coast of Fuerteventura lies an island where time has seemingly stood still. On this tour, you'll make the crossing to Lobos from Corralejo, where you'll have free time to discover its unblemished delights and wildlife. Combine your visit to the island with a mini-cruise along the coastline on a glass bottom boat, with the chance to cool off with a swim and a drink included.
Lobos Island Mini Cruise Ticket
Car-free Lobos Island is just a short ferry trip away from Fuerteventura. The isle is all raw nature with hardly any signs of human activity, so it makes for a fascinating backdrop to your cruise. You can head over on the ferry and size the island up from the sea as you have time to view the lagoons and snorkel in its tropical waters. Whether you're a nature lover or a sunseeker, you're bound to fall in love with Lobos Island. Its pristine beaches and the inviting waters brimming with marine life are straight out of Robinson Crusoe.There are a few fishermen's huts by the harbour, and beyond lies a scarred volcanic landscape. A lighthouse on the north coast looks across to the neighbouring island of Lanzarote. What's more, you'll have a drink included onboard to sip on as you take in the views.
Lobos Island return tickets with Celia Cruz and Isla de Lobos ferries
With no cars and just wildlife, Lobos Island is a getaway just off the coast of Fuerteventura. You'll take the ferry over from Corralejo and get the chance to discover its unblemished delights – there are but a handful of buildings. Because it's a protected area, visits are limited in numbers and duration, with morning and afternoon slots booked at least five days in advance.After a short crossing over from Fuerteventura, you'll set foot on a desert island where life seems to stand still. Whether you're a nature lover or a sunseeker, you're bound to fall in love with its pristine beaches, waters brimming with marine life and walking trails that criss-cross the arid volcanic landscape.On the north coast, you'll find a lighthouse with panoramic views over the ocean. And despite its desert-like landscape, Lobos is home to birdlife and 130 species of plants. With so much nature around you, you'll be able to completely unwind in peace and tranquillity.
Freebird Catamaran to Lobos Island
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. A lovely morning away from it all.
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Travel through Fuerteventura's famous lunar-like landscapes by camel. Make your way to Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura, and you'll first get a fascinating insight into camel conservation and behaviours from an expert. Then, enjoy a bumpy-but-fun 25-min camel ride along dusty tracks and trails until you spot the sea. It's an experience sure to be a hit with the whole family.
Electric Triboat hire from Caleta de Fuste harbour - 30 minutes
Take the crew out on the water with a 30-minute electric triboat hire in Caleta de Fuste. Easy to drive and perfect for families or small groups, these eco-friendly boats let you cruise around the sheltered bay at your own pace. Drop anchor for a swim, stretch out in the sunshine or simply enjoy the views across the coastline and clear sea.
Electric bike rental from Corralejo in Fuerteventura
Hop on an e-bike for a self-guided adventure across Fuerteventura's northern coast. From the moment you collect your e-bike from the rental office, the freedom to explore the island is all yours. Choose from routes to places like Popcorn Beach and Majanicho village, or tackle the volcanic mountain route –the electric boost really comes in handy on those hills. You'll get a helpful app to guide you, too, so you can cycle into the unspoilt countryside of Corralejo at your own pace.
Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura entrance tickets
Explore Fuerteventura's largest wildlife reserve. See over 3,000 animals from 250 species. Experience conservation in action at Oasis Park.
Surfing class in Fuerteventura's South white beaches
Book this 4.5-hour surfing class in Fuerteventura and get a first insight into one of the most fascinating water sports! Beginners welcome!
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Wild north and Corralejo small-group tour from the south
This tour of northern Fuerteventura takes you on an adventure to see its best bits. Exclusively designed for guests staying in the south, you'll venture up to the volcanic crater of Calderon Hondo or Bayuyo, have a poke around the typical fishing village of El Cotillo and see the famous sand dunes and Popcorn Beach. And if that's not enough, you'll have time in the bustling resort of Corralejo for free time to grab lunch, shop or relax on its golden stretches of sand.
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Kitesurfing Lessons in the South of Fuerteventura
Make the most of Fuerteventura's great climate to try kitesurfing out for the first time, or get in some practice with courses taught by professional instructors. Choose from either a 60 or 90 minute private lesson, where your instructor will accompany you by jetski and advise you via headphones.After collection from Jandia, Equinzo or Costa Calma, you'll be taken to the best spot according to the weather on the day. Then you'll be kitted out with equipment for your lesson and run through all the theory and practice, with your instructor.Whether you're a beginner or advanced, any level is welcome. Your friendly qualified teachers will show you all the tricks you need to improve your skills or learn for the very first time. You'll have time to perfect your moves, all while enjoying Fuerteventura's coastal scenery in the background.
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Fuerteventura Cheese Making and Goat Farm Ticket
You'll get a real taste of Fuerteventura on this hands-on tour. Spend the morning on a working goat farm and learn everything there is to know about local goats and the cheese production process. Next, try your hand at making fresh goat's cheese which you can take home with you. And of course, the visit wouldn't be complete without a tasting of the award-winning delicacy.
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Lanzarote VIP panoramic south to north tour
Lanzarote is full of wild volcanic scenery and surprises, and this small-group VIP panoramic tour lets you enjoy it all at a relaxed pace. With a friendly local guide, you'll explore highlights like the Green Lagoon, Janubio Salt Flats, epic viewpoints such as Mirador de las Nieves and Mirador del Río, plus an aloe vera farm. You'll also visit the Timanfaya Visitor Centre to learn about the island's volcanic past, wander along hidden beaches and soak up nature, culture and plenty of island magic.
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One-way ferry ticket from Puerto del Rosario to Las Palmas
If you're island‑hopping, this is an easy way to get from Fuerteventura to Las Palmas. The Balearia Canarias ferry cruises from Puerto del Rosario in around six hours, giving you plenty of time to relax, enjoy the sea views and travel at your own pace. It's a smooth, no‑rush way to reach Gran Canaria under your own steam.
One-way ticket from Fuerteventura to Gran Canaria with Balearia Canarias
There's an easy way to hop over to Las Palmas, the capital of Gran Canaria, when you're moving between islands. The Balearia Canarias ferry takes just under two hours from Morro Jable in southern Fuerteventura, making the crossing quick and simple. With several sailings a day, you can head over to Gran Canaria entirely under your own steam.
One-way ticket with Fred Olsen from Fuerteventura to Gran Canaria
Breeze from Morro Jable in Fuerteventura to Las Palmas in Gran Canaria with a one-way ticket on the Fred Olsen ferry. Enjoy the two-hour scenic journey across the ocean, with multiple crossings every day to pick from. Whether you're splitting your holiday between the islands, or simply want an independent daytrip, this is island-hopping made easy, on your own terms.
Fuerteventura solar eclipse with 4x4 safari tour to El Cotillo
Northern Fuerteventura shows its wilder side on this sunset 4x4 safari, where volcanic trails, fishing villages and Atlantic views come together in one unforgettable evening. On 12 August, the tour gets an astronomical twist, with a partial solar eclipse visible from El Cotillo's rugged coastline.Heading off-road through the Bayuyo volcanic area, you'll pass lava fields and crater scenery shaped by the island's fiery past, with a photo stop along the way and the chance to spot the friendly local chipmunks. From there, the route winds towards Majanicho, where whitewashed houses sit quietly beside the sea. Then it's onto sandy coastal tracks leading to El Cotillo – a laidback surf spot known for its black volcanic beaches, rolling waves and golden lagoons.You'll have time to grab a bite to eat, wander around the harbour or climb up to the Tostón Castle viewpoint. Then comes the highlight of the evening, as the partial solar eclipse lines up with sunset. Sip chilled cava from a coastal viewpoint while the fading light shifts across the Atlantic, before the drive back under Fuerteventura's star-filled sky.
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Fuerteventura solar eclipse with 4x4 safari tour to Cofete
Dive deep into Fuerteventura's wild south on this 4x4 safari timed with a partial solar eclipse on 12th August. You'll rumble through the island's volcanic heart towards Cofete, where mountain roads twist down to a sweep of untouched sand and Atlantic surf. From the Mirador de Cofete viewpoint, you can admire the rugged coastline stretching out in every direction. Down in the tiny village of Cofete, you'll stop by the beach for a closer look at one of the island's most remote corners. The ramshackle village is mostly abandoned, but look up to the mountains and you'll spot Villa Winter, the mysterious mansion rumoured to have sheltered Nazis after World War II. At Punta de Jandia lighthouse, you'll settle in to watch the eclipse merge with the sunset, casting softer light across the coastline. A glass of cava and a snack at nearby El Caletón restaurant are included before the drive back through Fuerteventura's moon-like landscapes beneath the night sky.
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Buggy tour from Caleta de Fuste with transfer
Rev up your buggy and zoom through rural Fuerteventura on this half-day buggy tour. Follow your guide towards the village of Las Salinas, tackling thrilling off-road trails along the way. You'll visit a local goat farm when you arrive, where you can see the farm animals, learn how cheese is made, and sample it for yourself. Then, trundle along the coastline to Barranco de la Torre, a popular bird-watching ravine– you could spot the barbary partridge, Canary Islands chiffchaff and Egyptian vulture here.
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The inside story
Just a short boat ride from Corralejo, Isla de Lobos is one of Fuerteventura’s most remarkable natural spaces. Protected as both a nature reserve and marine reserve, this small island is home to volcanic landscapes, diverse birdlife and peaceful coastal scenery. With walking trails winding through rugged terrain, sheltered coves and panoramic views across to Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, Isla de Lobos offers a tranquil setting where the island’s unique geology and natural environment take centre stage.
Whether you’re looking to hike to the summit of La Caldera volcano, snorkel in the surrounding marine reserve, or relax on the sandy shores of La Concha, there are plenty of ways to experience this protected island. Boat trips, guided excursions and catamaran cruises make it easy to explore from both land and sea, while the dramatic coastline and Atlantic views provide a memorable backdrop throughout the journey. However you choose to discover Isla de Lobos, it offers a rewarding glimpse of one of Fuerteventura’s most distinctive landscapes.
