Top Fuerteventura Tours by Duration - page 4

Many of Fuerteventura’s most dramatic landscapes are off the main roads and hard to reach independently. This 4WD safari takes you deep into the rugged terrain of Jandia to visit the remote Cofete Beach, travel through volcanic desert tracks, and stop at a secluded beach to relax or swim.

Enjoy a personalized full-day sailing experience in the Canary Islands. Departing from Corralejo harbor or Lanzarote's Marina Rubicón, the crew will work with you to plan the best route, prioritizing safety and weather conditions. Enjoy a mini-lunch and beverages, and indulge in water activities like swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. Bring your own equipment and participate in navigation based on your abilities. With cabins and a lounge area, you can relax, change, or stay warm.

Sail into the sunset with your special someone on a romantic private boat charter to Lobos Island. Departing from Corralejo in the early evening, relax on deck with a drink in hand as your crew navigates through the sparkling turquoise waters. Go ashore at Playa de la Concha to indulge in your choice of water sports, or simply stroll on the beach hand-in-hand. Savor a delicious Canarian dinner on deck paired with wine, champagne and cheese as the sun dips toward the horizon and sea and sky are painted with the rosy hues of sunset.

Experience the most unknown coast of Fuerteventura and the Natural Park of Jandía, full of Paleontological wonders where you can observe a myriad of terrestrial fossils, paleo dunes made by erosion after millions of years. The route begins at Pecenescal ravine, then heading northwest through the historic “prisoners' path”, we will reach one of the most breath-taking landscapes of Fuerteventura: a massive desert of white sand dunes. We will head southwest following the coastline, full of natural caves, small bays, natural pools and long distance virgin beaches surrounded by the crystal clear waters and the roaring sound of the waves. After a well-deserved bath in the Atlantic Ocean, a picnic and a break, we will face the last slope to Degollada de Pecenescal, where we will reach an altitude of 250 m above sea level. Up to the mountains, we will see plenty of old stone houses and corrals that indicate a past of agricultural and livestock activity in the area.