Top Fuerteventura Obstacle Courses

Feel the thrill of searching for dolphins, whales and other marine mammals in their natural habitat on this magical boat tour of Fuerteventura. Our excursions are respectful with the environment and we are guided by a strict protocol whose objective is to care for and conserve the environment of these spectacular marine mammals. For this reason, on this boat tour of Fuerteventura, you will be accompanied by personnel specialized in whale watching, who will take the necessary precautions so as not to disturb the dolphins and whales. Our guide on board will be in charge of informing you about the marine life that we find during this exciting journey and providing you with the instructions to enjoy the experience without interfering with animal welfare. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the turquoise blue waters of Jandia Bay. On board the Magic Dolphin you can also enjoy drinks. You will fall in love with the dolphins on board our boat!

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.

Make the most of your time in the Canary Islands, and enjoy an introductory approach to scuba diving, when you sign up for this accessible class. Aimed at beginners, the course includes practical instruction, practice diving in a swimming pool, and finally a session at Caleta de Fuste's beach, during which you’ll dive to a maximum depth of 20 feet (six meters) and can spot all manner of fish and aquatic life.

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.

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.

Practice your skateboarding skills, and receive personalized attention and instruction, during this lively course. Held at the Canary Surf Academy at Caleta de Fuste, the course is accessible to attendees of all ages and skill levels. Choose from morning or afternoon class times, and opt for shuttle service, if preferred. Upon arrival, you’ll be paired with a certified instructor; with just a small group for company, you’ll have plenty of time and support to learn and practice different techniques.

Just 15 minutes from Corralejo, tiny Lobos Island is the perfect place to explore the natural side of the Canary Islands, with volcanic mountains, pretty beaches, and walking trails. Spend a day on the island with round-trip ferry tickets from Corralejo, and choose from a schedule of more than five crossings daily.

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.

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.