Fuerteventura: Can-Am 800 Buggy Dunes & Volcano Tour

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Duration2h 30m

GroupUp to 8

LanguagesEN · IT +2

Mobile ticketAccepted

Tear across sand and lava in a machine built for this island

You ride a Can-Am 800 buggy through Corralejo Dunes and volcanic terrain with a guide who knows the tracks. The tour includes insurance, a drink stop, and photo time in the dunes and lava fields. You're back in town by mid-morning, early afternoon, or early evening depending on your departure slot.

2h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Buggy tour of dunes and volcanoes

Meet at Corralejo 45 minutes early
Visit Corralejo dunes and take photos
Drive gravel track through aloe vera and goats
Explore volcanic area with lunar landscape
Stop for a drink
Return to starting point

The Experience

There's something about the moment you grip the wheel of a Can-Am 800 and feel the engine settle beneath you — a small jolt of adrenaline mixed with the knowledge that you're about to see Fuerteventura the way it's meant to be seen. You meet 45 minutes before your departure time (9am, noon, or 3pm) at the Corralejo meeting point, get the briefing, and then you're rolling into the Corralejo Dunes National Park with nothing but sand, sky, and the sound of the engine. The dunes stretch in every direction, and you stop for photos — the light does something strange here, makes the sand look almost pink against the volcanic rock in the distance.

After about ten minutes on tarmac, the track turns to gravel and that's when the landscape shifts. You're moving through the real interior now, past aloe vera plants and wild goats picking their way across the rocks, and if you're lucky you'll spot an eagle overhead. The guide is with you the whole time, pointing out the malpais — that's the old lava field — and the lunar-looking terrain that makes you feel like you've driven off the edge of the world. The volcanic area is where you stop for a drink and a breath, and it's genuinely quiet up there, just the wind and the vastness of it.

The buggy itself is what makes this work. A Can-Am 800cc is responsive enough that you feel in control but powerful enough that the terrain doesn't slow you down. It's not a leisurely cruise — you're moving, you're steering, you're part of the ride — but it's not reckless either. Your guide knows the tracks, knows where the ground is solid and where it'll kick up dust, and the insurance is included so you can actually relax into it. By the time you head back toward Corralejo, you've covered the dunes, the volcanic interior, and enough of Fuerteventura's raw landscape to understand why people come back to this island.

What’s included

Your buggy tour includes a professional guide who leads you through the Corralejo Dunes National Park and the volcanic terrain, full insurance coverage for the vehicle, and a drink stop in the volcanic area. Photos are part of the experience — the guide will point out the best spots in the dunes and lava fields.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleInfant seats availablePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problemsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by What else sl

Is this one for you?Right for travelers who want to cover Fuerteventura's dunes and volcanic interior in one morning or afternoon without arranging their own transport or navigation. The buggy does the work of getting you across terrain a regular car cannot handle, and the guide handles the route so you focus on driving and the landscape.