Departing from Corralejo, you will embark on a spectacular 4-hour catamaran trip to Lobos Island enjoying drinks, snorkelling, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, fishing, cava, appetisers and fruit  before returning to Corralejo.

You will sail on until you reach the western side of Lobos Island, where you can view the lovely La Caldera, a half-submerged volcanic mountain, with its black-sand beach. Head north, with beautiful views of Lanzarote Island, until you reach Faro Martiño lighthouse. From there, you turn to sail along the east coast to the south, where you will arrive in El Puertito, with its white fishermen houses immersed in a haven of peace. Continue until you reach La Concha beach, famous for its paradise-like tranquillity and its turquoise waters where the landscape ebbs and flows with the tide. This unrivalled spot is where the boat will drop anchor so you can enjoy some water activities: feeding fish and snorkelling amongst them, kayaking and paddle boarding, or just daydreaming while lying in the sun on the catamaran net.

Take this opportunity to recharge your batteries with a small lunch on the morning trip and champagne with fruit brochettes on the afternoon trip. After that, a Water Taxi picks you up to take you to one of the most traditional parts of Lobos: El Puertito, where the turquoise blue of its small lagoons never disappoints. From here you can step off onto the island, not only to remember what it looks like from the sea, but also to feel the magic of the islet under your feet. After that you return to the catamaran to sail back to Corralejo.

If your interested in the different species check out the Fuerteventura Fish Guide in our Fuerteventura Nature Guide

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The Lobos Island Sailing Tour operates 7 days a week, select an available departure time when booking,1000 or 1430

Prices from € 65 per person

Lobos Island Sailing Tour is located in Corralejo, Fuerteventura.

The busy tourist town of Corralejo is located on the north coast of Fuerteventura in the municipality of La Oliva. The old town is based around the harbour, which was originally used by local fishermen, and now has a marina, and a ferry terminal. From here you can take the ferry to the nearby island of Lanzarote, passing the island of Los Lobos on the way, which you can also take a ferry to. Apart from the hundreds of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, villas and apartments some of the island's finest beaches can also be found here. There's eleven kilometres of top quality sand that stretches along the coast south of Corralejo where there are also sand dunes which are amazing as they change often with the wind.

Corralejo is a modern laid-back low-rise resort where beach lovers come for the year-round sunshine, surfers for the breaks, families for the endless things to do and couples to chill out and feel the natural vibes of Fuerteventura with hundreds of places to relax, eat and drink or dance and party. Corralejo isn't huge and getting around is easy on foot, you can hire bikes, and taxis are very cheap compared to the UK.