Things to do in Fuerteventura
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Fuerteventura: Gulet Cruise with Lunch & Drinks from Morro JableYou’ll sail from Morro Jable aboard a hand-built Turkish gulet along Fuerteventura’s volcanic coastline, swim in clear Atlantic waters, and share a chef-prepared lunch with drinks included. Local crew guide you through hidden coves and stories—expect laughter, sea breezes, and honest flavors as part of your day.
Fuerteventura: Ajuy Caves & Las Peñitas Canyon HikeYou hike a 4km trail through Barranco de las Peñitas ravine with a chance to reach the natural Arco window, then walk to Ajuy's caves along the west coast. Private transport picks you up, lunch is included at the village, and the whole day runs about five hours. If coastal weather closes the caves, you visit Betancuria instead—a trade that keeps the experience safe without canceling it.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full-day hike on Fuerteventura that avoids the crowded spots and includes transport and meals—the private pickup and included lunch mean you're not arranging logistics yourself, which is what makes a 4km climb and a full canyon-to-caves route fit into one afternoon.
Fuerteventura: Can-Am 800 Buggy Dunes & Volcano TourYou 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.Is it for me?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.
Fuerteventura: Caleta de Fuste Catamaran Cruise & Paella LunchYou’ll sail from Caleta de Fuste to Pozo Negro on a catamaran with a small group and local crew, spotting dolphins if you’re lucky. Dive into crystal-clear water for swimming or snorkeling before sharing fresh paella and Canarian potatoes on deck. It’s relaxed, friendly, and leaves you with salt in your hair—and probably a smile you didn’t expect.
Private Catamaran to Lobos Island from Corralejo: Sail & SnorkelA private catamaran trip from Corralejo to Lobos Island in Fuerteventura puts you and your group alone on a Lagoon sailboat for 4 or 8 hours, with hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, kayaks, paddle boards and unlimited drinks included. You choose the length, bring your own celebration or order lunch from the galley, and the boat carries everything needed to swim, dive and paddle without arranging anything separately.Is it for me?Choose the 4-hour trip if you want a focused afternoon on the water without committing the whole day; pick the 8-hour option if you are celebrating something and want time to move between snorkeling, paddling and simply floating without watching the clock. Either way, the boat is yours alone and the crew handles everything except the decision of what to do next.
Fuerteventura: Kayak & Snorkel Tour with Photos & GearYou’ll paddle along Fuerteventura’s rugged coastline with a small group and local guide, learning kayaking basics before heading out to explore hidden rock formations. Dive in for guided snorkeling at a calm spot teeming with marine life—no experience needed—and finish your day swapping stories over sandy toes and salty hair. It’s simple fun you’ll feel long after.
Snorkeling Lobos Island from Corralejo: Private SailboatA 4-hour private sailboat trip from Corralejo to Lobos Island where you snorkel, paddleboard, fish or sunbathe depending on what you want that day. The boat carries your group only, with a live guide in English or Spanish, all equipment provided, and lunch with drinks included. Morning, afternoon and evening departures let you choose when to be on the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to build your own itinerary on the water—the private boat means your guide follows your group's interests, not a fixed schedule.
Isla de Lobos Ferry from Corralejo: Round-Trip & HikingYou get a round-trip ferry ticket from Corralejo to a protected 6 km² island with turquoise coves, hiking trails, and a 127-meter peak. The crossing takes 15 minutes each way, and you choose your return time from three daily departures. Bring water, proper shoes, and a government landing permit (free, arranged online before departure).Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach a protected island with minimal fuss and no car rental: the ferry does the transport, you pick the hours that fit your day, and the 15-minute crossing means you're not spending half your time on the water.
Fuerteventura Catamaran Sailing: Volcanic Coast with LunchA 4-hour catamaran tour from Morro Jable along Fuerteventura's volcanic coastline aboard the Magic Deluxe, a newly built Lagoon 450S catamaran carrying up to twelve passengers. You sail past the Natural Park and the beach of Jandia, swim in turquoise Atlantic waters, and eat lunch prepared on board by one of Jandia's top chefs. Drinks — white and rosé wine, beer, soft drinks and water — are served throughout. Hotel pickup is available in Costa Calma, Esquinzo, Jandía, Las Playitas, Tarajalejo and La Lajita; the guide speaks English, Spanish, French and German.Is it for me?Book with hotel pickup if you're staying in one of the coastal towns and want to skip the drive to Morro Jable; meet the boat directly at the harbour if you're already nearby or prefer to arrange your own transport. Either way, the small group size means you'll spend the afternoon with the same twelve people, so the pace stays relaxed and the bay never feels crowded.
ATV Riding in Fuerteventura: Quad Bikes Through VolcanoesRide a quad bike through Corralejo Natural Park on Fuerteventura, stopping at two extinct volcanoes and a coastal beach while meeting squirrels that approach for snacks you offer yourself. The tour runs about two hours with a live guide, helmet included, and pickup arranged. A B-class driver's license is required to operate the quad.Is it for me?If your guide speaks a language you're comfortable following—English, Spanish or Italian are all available—you'll follow the stops and timing without translation delays. Book the language that matches your group so the commentary about the volcanoes and the route lands clearly.
Private Catamaran to Lobos Island: Sail, Snorkel & CelebrateA private catamaran tour to Lobos Island from Fuerteventura lets you sail, snorkel, kayak and paddle board on a Lagoon boat reserved for your group alone. Hotel pickup is included in Corralejo; you choose between a 4-hour or 8-hour departure, bring your own food or order from the à la carte menu, and unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks are on board. Souvenir photographs are free.Is it for me?Choose the 4-hour trip if you want a morning or afternoon sail with time to swim and snorkel without a full day commitment; pick the 8-hour option if you are celebrating a birthday, hen party or stag do and want the afternoon on the island itself, with room to paddle, drift and linger without watching the clock.
Sailing catamaran cruise Fuerteventura: Dolphins, lunch & swimA four-hour sailing catamaran cruise from Morro Jable on the Magic Select, a 23-meter boat with a 150-square-meter sail, where you search for dolphins and whales, stop for a swim in the south coast waters, and eat lunch with complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks included. The boat departs from Morro Jable port; optional pickup is available from Jandía, Morrojable, Esquinzo, Costa Calma and Tarajalejo. A live guide speaks English, Spanish and German throughout.Is it for me?This is a shared-boat tour with a fixed schedule and a live guide, so the day unfolds the same way for everyone aboard — book it if you want the route, the timing and the meal sorted before you arrive, and you're comfortable in a group. Infants can ride in a pram or stroller, and the boat suits all fitness levels, though you do need to be able to swim on your own for the bay stop.
Sailing catamaran to Lobos Island with lunch and water sportsAn exclusive catamaran tour around Lobos Island in Fuerteventura carries a maximum of 20 passengers for four hours of sailing, swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. The boat anchors in the island's surroundings—landing on the island itself is not permitted—and includes wine, beer, soft drinks and a paella lunch, plus all water sports equipment. A live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to spend your time in the water swimming, snorkeling, and paddling rather than seated on deck—the boat docks for water activities instead of sailing past the island.
Isla de Lobos Snorkeling Tour: Nature Reserve ExperienceA three-hour snorkeling tour from Corralejo to Isla de Lobos in Fuerteventura's Los Lobos Nature Reserve, with wetsuits, equipment and hotel pickup included. You'll board a speedboat for a 10-minute crossing, receive training in shallow water from an experienced NAUI instructor, then snorkel among starfish, crabs and colorful fish. The tour welcomes snorkelers of all levels, including children from age 4.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Corralejo without a car—pickup from your hotel and the return transfer mean you skip arranging transport to the port. The 10-minute speedboat crossing and shallow-water training also suit families with young snorkelers or anyone trying snorkeling for the first time.
Scuba Diving Baptism in Caleta de Fuste: Learn & DiveA two-hour scuba diving baptism in Caleta de Fuste combines classroom instruction, pool training and a supervised beach dive to 6 meters, with all equipment provided and photos included. The course is not recommended on the same day as flying. Guides speak English, Spanish, French, German and one additional language.Is it for me?The guide speaks your language—English, Spanish, French, German or another option—so the instruction is clear and you're not guessing at hand signals or safety rules. Book this if you want to learn to dive without the commitment of a multi-day certification course.
Snorkel Caleta de Fuste: 1-Hour Guided Experience with GearA 1-hour snorkeling activity in Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura, where you enter the water with a mask, fins, neoprene suit and snorkel tube—all provided—and spend 40 to 50 minutes watching local marine life with an instructor present. The group stays small (max 8 people), a boat takes you to the snorkeling site, and you can choose your departure time when you book. A live guide speaks English, Spanish or German.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to snorkel before or after other plans—two departure times let you slot it around meals or island exploration, and the small group keeps instruction personal for first-timers.
Dolphin watching and snorkeling: Morro Jable, a morningA 2.5-hour boat trip from Morro Jable port in Fuerteventura where you watch for dolphins, flying fish, humpback whales and pilot whales, then stop to snorkel the coast. The boat is air-conditioned, a soft drink is included, and a live guide speaks English or Spanish. Children from age 5 are welcome, and pickup is arranged.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so you follow the commentary comfortably in whichever language your group uses—no translation needed, and no standing apart from the explanation as it happens.
Scuba Diving in Fuerteventura: Try Dive with InstructorA scuba diving try dive in Fuerteventura with a personal instructor, no experience required, where you spend 30 minutes in briefing and then enter the water from the shore to descend to the ocean floor. The dive includes full equipment, an air-conditioned vehicle for pickup, and a guide in English, Spanish, German or Polish who stays with you throughout. You choose between a 20 or 40-minute underwater dive depending on how deep you want to go into the experience.Is it for me?Choose the 40-minute dive if you want time to settle into the rhythm underwater and explore more of the lava formations; the 20-minute option gets you in and back out quickly, which works better if you're testing whether diving suits you before committing to certification later.
Caleta de Fuste Stand Up Paddle Course for BeginnersA 1.5-hour stand up paddle course for beginners on flat water in Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura, taught by a certified instructor in groups of up to four. The course covers board control and paddle technique in safe, still conditions; all equipment is included, and no previous water sport experience is required. Swimmers with good general fitness can start, and the minimum age is 8 years.Is it for me?You learn by doing, not watching: you'll spend the 1.5 hours on the board under direct instruction from a certified guide, which suits anyone ready to get in the water and build real paddle control rather than observe a demonstration. Small groups of up to four mean the instructor can correct your technique and adjust the pace to your progress.
Ajuy Caves and Betancuria Hike Private Fuerteventura TourA private guided hike and tour of Fuerteventura covering Las Peñitas canyon with its secret Arco window, the fishing village of Ajuy and its caves, the historical capital Betancuria, and the Mirador Guise y Ayoze viewpoint. The route is tailored to your fitness level, includes hotel or location pickup, a licensed guide in four languages, lunch and water, and takes seven hours door-to-door with most of that time split between hiking and scenic driving between stops.Is it for me?If your group speaks English, Spanish, German, or Dutch and wants to move at your own pace rather than keep time with a larger group, the private format and language choice mean the guide can adjust the commentary and the stops to suit how you want to experience the day.
