Top Fuerteventura Eco Tours

If you want to explore the south of Fuerteventura without the hassle of self-driving or the discomfort of large tour buses, this private tour is for you. Over a full day you’ll be taken through some beautiful landscapes, stopping at highlights like small villages and farms, the caves of Ajuy, and both white and black-sand beaches. Sample local cuisine and enjoy the beauty of this half of the island.

Discover parts of the Canary Islands that cars can't reach on an exciting buggy trip through northern Fuerteventura. Drive alongside the Corralejo dunes, with views of the island of Lobos, and venture far from the main drag through the volcanic landscape, stopping to enjoy panoramic views of the island. This 4-wheeling experience includes pickup and drop-off at select Fuerteventura hotels, with self-drive options that range from one to six people.

Book a round-trip ferry ticket from Corralejo to Lobos Island, a protected nature reserve where wildlife and dramatic landscapes abound. With your ticket in hand, you’ll board a ferry to explore the island at your own pace, on your own schedule. Note that the ticket does not include the island permit, which is needed to disembark. This should be obtained before you board.

Experience Lanzarote’s volcanic and wine-growing landscapes on this full-day guided tour from Fuerteventura. Cross to Lanzarote by ferry and tour volcanic Timanfaya National Park. Explore the La Geria wine region to see its sunken vines and taste wine, then visit an aloe vera museum and Green Lake (El Lago Verde). Hotel pickup adds convenience to your journey.

We will take a small ferry from the port of Corralejo that will take about 15 minutes. During the trip you will enjoy the incredible views and the clarity of its turquoise waters. Once we arrive and after reserving our lunch at the only restaurant on the island, we will follow the path to the beach of La Calera or La Concha. In this paradisiacal natural bay there is an archaeological site that dates back to the ancient Romans, who established a settlement on the island related to the production of purple dye. We will climb to the top of the La Caldera volcano, 127 meters high with spectacular views. We will head north to the Martiño Lighthouse, one of the oldest in the Canary Islands. After that we reach Las Lagunitas, a salt marsh full of vegetation. Our last stop will be in El Puertito, a small village of the old fishermen where we can take a refreshing swim in its natural pools. The final reward will be a delicious paella in the restaurant with the best sea views.

Nature-loving travelers will enjoy the opportunity to explore north Fuerteventura’s incredible landscapes on this full-day trip. Skip the overcrowded group buses and tour with just your party and your guide. Visit the Corralejo Natural Park . Drop by some coastal villages, pass the white-sand beaches of El Cotillo, and check out the cliffs of Piedra Playa.

The Lobos Island Return Ferry from Corralejo, Fuerteventura, is the easiest way to explore the tranquil Isla de Lobos Natural Park. By booking your ferry in advance, you can skip the lines and choose from convenient departure and return times. Once on the island, enjoy it your way—hike for stunning views, relax on La Concha Beach, or wander through its charming, untouched landscape.

Traverse the rugged terrain of Fuerteventura on an e-bike and admire the beauty of this Canary Island. This electric bike is equipped with fat tires to help you easily navigate the rocky and sandy terrain of the island. Pedal past volcanoes, postcard-worthy viewpoints, beaches, and lagoons throughout the day and discover the more adventurous side of Fuerteventura.