Lanzarote volcano tour

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.

Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura camel experience

Visit Oasis Park in Fuerteventura and learn about the important role camels play in culture and history.

35 km North Fuerteventura Volcanic Discovery Guided E-bike Tour

Explore Fuerteventura's volcanic landscapes on an exhilarating E-bike tour! Discover hidden gems with a friendly guide at your own pace.

Round-trip ferry to Lobos Island with authorization from Corralejo

Enjoy a tour of Lobos Island and its hidden treasures. Board on a boat and discover this enchanting island.

Stand-Up-Paddle for beginners in Morro Jable Bay

Book this 2-hour Stand-Up-Paddle (SUP) course for beginners in the bay of Morro Jable in Fuerteventura! Learn the basics of SUP surfing, get individual feedback - 4 students per surf instructor.

Corralejo Transfer Bus Service

The hub of the north, Corralejo is one of the most exciting spots in Fuerteventura. Whether it's shopping, socialising or sightseeing, it's a hive of activity. And if you're based in the south of the island, there's no better way to discover the town than with the Corralejo Express bus.

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.