Wild north and Corralejo small-group tour from the south

Billets d'entrée pour Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura

Explorez la plus grande réserve naturelle de Fuerteventura. Observez plus de 3 000 animaux de 250 espèces. Découvrez la conservation en action à Oasis Park.

Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura : expérience à dos de chameau

Visitez le parc Oasis à Fuerteventura et découvrez le rôle important des chameaux dans la culture et l'histoire.

Ferry aller-retour pour l'île de Lobos avec autorisation de Corralejo

Visite de l'île de Lobos et de ses trésors cachés. Embarquez sur un bateau et découvrez cette île enchanteresse.

Billet Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura et visite aux lémuriens

Embarquez pour un voyage passionnant dans la forêt malgache, interagissez avec les lémuriens, toujours guidés par un gardien, et apprenez-en plus sur leur conservation. Capturez des moments inoubliables

Stand-Up-Paddle pour les débutants dans la baie de Morro Jable

Réservez ce cours de Stand-Up-Paddle (SUP) de 2 heures pour débutants dans la baie de Morro Jable à Fuerteventura ! Apprenez les bases du surf en SUP et bénéficiez de conseils personnalisés - 4 élèves par moniteur de surf.

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.

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.