Tours & Activities in Fuerteventura

Enjoy this half-day windsurfing course in Corralejo in Fuerteventura and hit the waves together with an expert windsurfer.

This tour of northern Fuerteventura takes you on an adventure to see its best bits. Exclusively designed for guests staying in the south, you'll venture up to the volcanic crater of Calderon Hondo, have a poke around the typical fishing village of El Cotillo and swim in the calm waters off La Concha beach. And if that's not enough, you'll have the afternoon in the bustling resort of Corralejo for free time to grab lunch, shop or relax on its golden stretches of sand.

With an idyllic year-round sea temperature and great Atlantic waves sweeping the coast, Fuerteventura is a first-class surf spot. Learn how to surf from scratch, or level up your existing skills with a surfing lesson on one of the island's best beaches. Practice proper surfing techniques in a fun three-hour session led by a pro. And when you're ready, you'll hit the water to put what you've learnt into practice.

If you're a qualified diver, wherever there's water, you'll want to dive in. Make Fuerteventura no different with these diving opportunities. If you've got your kit with you and need nothing but an oxygen tank, let our local instructors help you explore the island's top dive sites and share their wealth of knowledge. Choose from packages of 2, 4 or 6 dives, with 2 dives per day and an hour break in between.

The volcanic landscapes of Fuerteventura's mountainous interior are scaled from the seemingly endless coastline is this late afternoon off-road safari to Cofete. Juan Carlos, one of our local guides, says, ‘Cofete was so removed from civilisation that it spawned a wartime spy mystery – and countless novels – centred on the enigmatic Villa Winter. Was it a transmission centre for U-boats? A hideout for secret agents? A ratline staging post? A venue for hedonistic parties? The legend only grows with each passing year.'You'll first head into Fuerteventura's central mountains, where cloud-wreathed slopes plunge down to endless, deserted beaches. The most eye-catching is Cofete beach, which clocks in at almost 14km. The spray from waves creates an almost ever-present haze over the shoreline. Heading off-road onto hairpin tracks, you'll bump around the Mars-like landscapes around Pico de la Zarza, one of the island's highest volcanic peaks. Here, you'll enjoy panoramic views over the buffeted west coast before dropping down to Cofete, a ramshackle hamlet.This mostly abandoned village is home to the mysterious Villa Winter, which is rumoured to have been a Nazi hideout after World War II. Next, it's off to Punta de Jandia at Fuerteventura's southern tip. Hopefully, you can enjoy a sunset over the lighthouse and Atlantic, before a meal and glass of wine at one of the few restaurants found in this remote part of the island. You'll then wind your way back to your hotel under the starlit sky.

The coastline stretches to the horizon on the wild and mysterious beach of Cofete. Meet the queen of Fuerteventura's beaches with us and let us take you on an unforgettable trip in small groups, to the most unspoiled and iconic place on the island.Cofete Beach, called Hollywood Beach by many, has been the backdrop of many blockbusters, including Exodus, Star Wars, The Eternals, and many more.We will start the trip following the gravel roads of the nature reserve, passing the peaks of the mountains and stopping at the panoramic viewpoints in Jandia Natural Park, where our local guide will tell you about the stories and legends associated with this amazing place. On the west coast, we'll arrive at Cofete beach where we'll have free time to immerse ourselves in the beauty and uniqueness of this place, walking along the endless, virgin beach, enjoying the charms of the landscape and taking a deep breath of sea air.This tour is also a great opportunity to discover the secret of Gustav Winter's Villa, which, according to local stories, was owned by a German spy who supported nazis submarines during World War II. On the way back, we will stop at the port in Morro Jable, where we can often meet huge stingrays tempted by the local fishermen, who feed them.

Kick dust in the face of the ordinary on this unique 4x4 experience in Fuerteventura. With a local legend as your guide, you'll buckle up for a thrilling off-road ride, taking in ancient folklore, tourist-free treasures and some of the best-kept secrets on the island.Hop into the driver's seat of a 4x4 that's more than just a car – it's your ticket to the wild side. From the untamed west coast cliffs of Cotillo, to hidden spots where only the bravest dare to tread, you're in for a rollercoaster of discovery. Lajares, Escalera beach, Eagle Bay and Jarubio beach are just some of the places you'll whizz through, as well as an optional coffee stop in Los Molinos. And just when you think you've seen it all, we'll crank it up a notch, leading you to uncharted corners of the island that even Google Maps hasn't discovered. This isn't sightseeing; it's sight-doing.

A close-up view of nature is waiting for you at Verdeaurora Bio Farm, a traditional finca which has become a sanctuary of sustainability on Fuerteventura Island. Join in with authentic farm life on this half-day trip by feeding animals, harvesting fresh eggs, and learning about the Aloe Vera plant's benefits, including taking your own planted specimen home.You'll receive a complimentary personal farmer's kit, plus a straw hat, to use during your visit and to take home with you. After a tour of the farm, tempt the tastebuds when you sample a selection of local products surrounded by the farm's tranquil backdrop, with exclusive olive oil and traditional Majorera gastronomy on offer.This intimate experience is limited to eight guests, and you will have a guide to show you around, offering a deep connection to the island's agricultural heritage. The farm's commitment to environmental preservation is highlighted by a 100% organic estate and the use of sustainable transfers.

Sunday: officially the best day to revel in the art of doing nothing. But how about switching it up this May 19th? Spend your morning at Fuerteventura's culture at FEAGA - the island's can't-miss fair of agriculture, livestock, and fisheries at Pozo Negro's farm. Explore everything from quirky milking competitions, to trade stands brimming with goodies. Mingle with the locals at this once-a-year fest that celebrates everything Fuerteventura stands for – its land, sea, and undeniable charm.

Put an end to stress on your getaway with this shared transfer service to and from your hotel. This is available both to and from Fuerteventura Airport, giving you a hassle-free option to start or finish your holiday in style.

Put an end to stress on your getaway with this private transfer service to and from your hotel. This is available both to and from Fuerteventura Airport, giving you a hassle-free option to start or finish your holiday in style.

Fuerteventura's wild side takes centre stage on this off-road adventure. We'll whisk you away from the typical tourist paths and into the heart of the island's rugged landscape on this two-hour buggy ride. Feel the thrill as you roar through twisting trails and desert tracks, guiding you toward the island's southern tip, Punta de Jandia.As your buggy kicks up the sand and the wind whips through your hair, you'll feel the adrenaline surge ramp to 100. Let your local guide lead the way to secluded spots where the views are panoramic and the crowds are low. There'll be plenty of stops along the way, and if you're lucky, you'll get to meet some of the local wildlife, too.Reaching Punta de Jandia almost feels like a victory. Here, you can stand at the edge of the island where the ocean meets the sky, offering show-stopping views and the perfect backdrop to an Insta profile pic. You'll have some time here to take in the scenery or grab a refreshment from a typical Canarian bar before we head back.

Admire the fishing village of Pozo Negro, sunbathe on the deck of the catamaran and enjoy a mixed paella on board.

Chill out with friends or family on this Fuerteventura beach picnic experience. At a super-secret spot, you'll be seated at an elegantly decorated table complete with flowers, candles, plush cushions and tasty nibbles. Take alfresco eating to a whole new level as you sit within earshot of the waves, sharing 3-hours of special moments with your loved ones.

Explore Fuerteventura's plentiful supply of sights and scenery on an exclusive tour just for you and your party. You'll visit Pajara, Ajuy and Betancuria and there's a cheese tasting experience and a traditional lunch included, too. Yurena, one of our local guides, says, ‘We're so proud of our majorero cheese. The goats have been here for centuries, and their milk reflects how happy they are with island life – it's top quality, very pure, and has a high protein and fat content, making it perfect for cheese production.'First up is an aloe vera plantation, where you'll learn all about the plant's reputed healing properties. Then it's on to Pajara to visit its enigmatic Aztec-looking church. Next up is the remote village of Ajuy, with its black volcanic beach with colourful fishing boats. There's also a pit stop at Las Peñitas viewpoint – a standout selfie spot. We'll discover beautiful Betancuria, too. The island's first capital is now a sleepy, whitewashed village that's home to St Mary's Church – the oldest in the Canaries – whose simple façade hides a richly decorated interior.When you've worked up an appetite, there's a tasty lunch of local specialities to look forward to in Valle de Santa Ines. Hosted at a family-owned restaurant, your meal will be prepared with local, seasonal produce from the island. In the afternoon, you'll visit a goat farm, where you'll sample majorero cheese together with local jams and homemade mojo sauces as well as honey rum.

Lanzarote may only be a 25-minute ferry ride from Fuerteventura, but in the scenery stakes, it's a world away. On this exclusive private tour, you'll discover the lava-scarred landscapes of Timanfaya National Park, journey through the palm tree valley of Haria and taste wine from a volcanic vineyard.

Lanzarote and Fuerteventura may only be 25 minutes apart but scenery wise, they're light years apart. On this full day, you can discover some of the best bits – the volcanoes of the Lunar Route, Cesar Manrique's inspired architecture at Jameos del Agua and some local wines in La Geria.

Exclusively for you and your party, this private 4x4 tour takes you past the plunging volcanic landscape of Fuerteventura's interior and along the seemingly endless coastline of the vast Atlantic Ocean. You'll navigate this rugged and somewhat unforgiving terrain during a full day off-road adventure.Your driver will first head into Fuerteventura's central mountains, where cloud-wreathed slopes plunge down to endless, deserted beaches. You'll bump around the lunar-like landscapes of Roque de Moro – one of the island's highest volcanic peaks – and get knockout views over the west coast before dropping into Cofete.This mostly abandoned village is home to the mysterious Winter Villa – rumoured to have been a Nazi hideout after World War II. Next, it's off to Punta de Jandia on the island's southern tip. After lunch at a typical Canarian restaurant, you'll wind your way back, enjoying more epic views as you go.

Remote beaches, volcanic craters and a healthy dose of amazing views are the key ingredients of this private 4x4 tour. Explore northern Fuerteventura high and low, on an experience exclusively for you and your party. Travel to inspiring locations such as the Bayuyo volcano, Majanicho and El Cotillo in an action-packed day of off-road sightseeing.The adventure kicks off as you head south from Corralejo, along the desert tracks towards Lajares. Soak up the spectacular vistas of the beaches and the turquoise sea from this elevated spot – even taking in views of neighbouring Lanzarote to the north, across the Bocayna Strait.More memorable views are in store as we zoom through volcanic badlands towards the remote coastal hamlet of Majanicho. From here, we press on to Cotillo – famed for its triple lighthouse – and where you'll have some free time to chill out on the beach.

This exclusive experience takes you through southern Fuerteventura's desolate landscapes to the remote beach at Cofete and the fishing village of El Puertito. Juan Carlos, one of our local guides, says, ‘It's like being in another world as you're zooming down a mountainside dirt track looking over the wave crashing against an endless virgin beach. And then you spot a goat or squirrel, and remember you're still on planet Earth.' This untamed peninsula is perfect for exploring by 4x4. Even better when you see it all with family or friends on a private tour.You'll be whisked up and down dusty trails and volcanic ridges, zooming through desert-like badlands. After traversing these arid hills, we'll stop to drink in the panorama from the Cofete viewpoint. This lofty spot boasts spectacular vistas of the rugged north-west coastline, which is where you're headed next. Sweeping down the trail, you'll soon reach Cofete beach. It's a slice of wilderness where the blue waters of the Atlantic meet the golden coastline – a contrast of colours that's one of Fuerteventura's hallmarks.Superb sunset spots don't come much better than the lighthouse at Punta de Jandia, where you'll round off the day watching the sun go down with a glass of chilled cava in hand. For dinner, you'll tuck into some tasty local dishes at a family-run restaurant in El Puertito. Savour the remoteness of this otherworldly corner of the island as you drive back through the lunar landscape under the stars.

This exclusive off-road experience takes you through northern Fuerteventura's pockmarked volcanic landscapes to remote beaches and the fishing village of El Cotillo. On this private tour it's just you, your family or friends, plus the guide, so take it at your own pace. Juan Carlos, one of our local guides, says, ‘You can see a string of volcanic craters behind Corralejo. You visit the largest, Bayuyo, on this safari. The last eruption was about 10,000 years ago, spreading lava and ash across the north of the island, and it actually expanded the island by around 100 square kilometres.'You'll be whisked down rural trails and past lava fields as we zoom through Fuerteventura's scarred landscapes. Stopping at Bayuyo's scorched flanks, you'll get to see the crater up close. Juan Carlos adds, ‘A scurry of chipmunks is often waiting there to see if anyone has brought them a snack. They love nuts.' From here, you'll traverse arid terrain in your 4x4 until you reach the beachside hamlet of Majanicho on the northwest coast.Next, you'll follow sandy tracks parallel to the coastline until the splendid beaches and lagoons of El Cotillo come into view. Enjoy ¡ free time in El Cotillo and the chance to grab some dinner. There's a great variety of eateries, so take your pick – tasty tapas in a typical Canarian bar, fresh fish straight to your plate. Stroll to the harbour or enjoy the view from Tostón castle while the sun sinks slowly into the ocean.

Ramp up the holiday romance with this Fuerteventura beach picnic experience. At a super-secret spot, you'll be seated at an elegantly decorated table complete with flowers, candles, plush cushions and tasty nibbles for two. Take alfresco eating to a whole new level as you sit within earshot of the waves, sharing 3-hours of special moments with your significant other.

For a quick and easy introduction to diving, look no further than this part-snorkelling, part-scuba experience. It's an innovative and fun way to try out scuba-diving without the need for any qualifications or even a tank on your back. Departing from Corralejo, you'll sail to the coast of Lobos Island. Jump in the water for an afternoon spent spotting barracudas, rays and more.

Just off Fuerteventura's northern tip lies Lobos Island – one of the best dive sites in the Canaries. If you have previous scuba diving experience, it's an opportunity almost too good to miss. Let a local instructor help you explore the underwater world while providing a wealth of knowledge on the coastline and marine life of this protected natural park.With so much waiting to be discovered under the water, now's the time to dive in and see what Fuerteventura's coastline has to offer. Local instructors will be there to show you where to look and what to see. And it goes without saying that these experts know all the top dive spots.The boat will take you to the Lobos Island dive site, and then once you have your equipment ready, you'll be able to take the plunge. You'll soon discover that the island's beauty doesn't end on dry land, it's also fascinating underwater, too.

With no cars and just wildlife, Lobos Island is a getaway just off the coast of Fuerteventura. You'll take the ferry over from Corralejo and get the chance to discover its unblemished delights – there are but a handful of buildings. Because it's a protected area, visits are limited in numbers and duration, with morning and afternoon slots booked at least five days in advance.After a short crossing over from Fuerteventura, you'll set foot on a desert island where life seems to stand still. Whether you're a nature lover or a sunseeker, you're bound to fall in love with its pristine beaches, waters brimming with marine life and walking trails that criss-cross the arid volcanic landscape.On the north coast, you'll find a lighthouse with panoramic views over the ocean. And despite its desert-like landscape, Lobos is home to birdlife and 130 species of plants. With so much nature around you, you'll be able to completely unwind in peace and tranquillity.

Why settle for just seeing Fuerteventura while you're here? Departing from Morro Jable in the south, this two-hour Fred Olsen ferry takes you to the heart of Las Palmas in Gran Canaria. Explore the capital under your own steam for the day, whether it be sightseeing, checking out the local beaches or shopping for souvenirs.

Chill out with friends or family on this Fuerteventura beach picnic experience. At a super-secret spot, you'll be seated at an elegantly decorated table complete with flowers, candles, plush cushions and tasty nibbles. Take alfresco eating to a whole new level as you sit within earshot of the waves, sharing 3-hours of special moments with your loved ones.

Car-free Lobos Island is just a short ferry trip away from Fuerteventura. The isle is all raw nature with hardly any signs of human activity, so it makes for a fascinating backdrop to your cruise. You can head over on the ferry and size the island up from the sea as you have time to view the lagoons and snorkel in its tropical waters. Whether you're a nature lover or a sunseeker, you're bound to fall in love with Lobos Island. Its pristine beaches and the inviting waters brimming with marine life are straight out of Robinson Crusoe.There are a few fishermen's huts by the harbour, and beyond lies a scarred volcanic landscape. A lighthouse on the north coast looks across to the neighbouring island of Lanzarote. What's more, you'll have a drink included onboard to sip on as you take in the views.

When you want to combine a change of scene with some family fun, Lanzarote's Aqualava is just a 25-minute ferry ride away. Make a splash at the nearby island's waterpark with minimum fuss. With return ferry transport and transfers from the port to the park, all you need are your trunks and towel for this day of watery action.

You'll get a real taste of Fuerteventura on this hands-on tour. Spend the morning on a working goat farm and learn everything there is to know about local goats and the cheese production process. Next, try your hand at making fresh goat's cheese which you can take home with you. And of course, the visit wouldn't be complete without a tasting of the award-winning delicacy.