Top Fuerteventura Natural Attractions

The Canary Islands are known for their unique biodiversity, but it’s not easy to admire the flora and fauna when you’re competing with crowds. On this laid-back nature tour, get off the beaten track during a visit to Lobos Island, an uninhabited protected reserve known for its pristine coastal scenery. Water taxi fare is included, leaving you free to relax and take in the sights.

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.

See a new perspective on Fuerteventura and its abundant wildlife on this small-group whale and dolphin watching boat tour. Choose from several convenient tour times, hop aboard your Zodiac and set sail. You can admire the spectacular coastal scenery of Fuerteventura, such as the Jandía Nature Reserve and Morro Jable beach. And keep an eye out for whales, dolphins, and other marine life as you cruise.

Discover Fuerteventura’s sea life and its coastal sights on a half-day sailboat cruise. On a route from Morro Jable, you’ll look for the dolphins, whales, and turtles that abound in the island’s waters. Alternatively, take to the helm to manage the boat under the captain’s gaze. Time for snorkeling is included, along with lunch. Just note any dietary requests in the comments space when you book.

Leave the Fuerteventura mainland behind—and immerse yourself in the area’s coastal beauty—on this half-day catamaran cruise. Set off in the morning with just a small group for company, and head towards Lobos Island (Isla de Lobos). The boat will anchor offshore, and you’ll have the option to sunbathe, swim, snorkel, kayak and stand-up paddleboard as you wish. Lunch, wine, and refreshments are also served.

Dolphins, whales, and other cetaceans are drawn to the nutrient-rich waters of the Atlantic near the Canary Islands, and Las Palmas is an excellent base for spotting them—but from the coast, you might make out only distant shapes. On this dolphin-watching cruise, get up close and personal with these marine mammals as you watch them in their natural habitat, with a guide on hand to supply crucial context.

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.