The Best Activities on the Island of Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura, the second largest of the Canary Islands, offers a wide variety of activities to suit all tastes. From water sports to excursions through natural landscapes, this island is an ideal destination for tourists of all ages.
Watersports
Surfing and kitesurfing
El Surfing in Fuerteventura It's one of the most popular sports on the island, and the best way to get started in both surfing and kitesurfing is usually with a course at a surf school or with an experienced instructor who can explain basic safety measures and the main techniques that will allow you to get started in these sports. In Fuerteventura, there are a wide variety of schools and professionals dedicated to teaching new surfers.
Snorkeling and diving
Fuerteventura has one of the best seascapes of the world, with native species that you will only find in their Underwater activities such as diving or snorkeling. Furthermore, both Fuerteventura and Lanzarote have several nature reserves with careful conservation of the landscape and natural environment, vital for the maintenance of marine and terrestrial biodiversity, making both islands places of scientific, ecological and tourist interest.
Excursions and Tours
Discover Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura offers a wide variety of places to discover, with options ranging from historical tours to natural and aquatic activities. We recommend joining one of the many organized excursions available in Fuerteventura.
Discover the Isla de Lobos Natural Park
La Lobos Island It is a small islet located northeast of Fuerteventura, just 20 minutes away by sea. ferry from CorralejoIts name comes from the fact that monk seals, also known as sea lions, once inhabited the area. It was one of the first natural spaces in the Canary Islands to be protected, following the declaration of the Corralejo Dunes and Lobos Islet Natural Park in 1982.
Visit the Island of Lanzarote
There are many ferries that depart from Corralejo to Lanzarote, the journey takes approximately an hour and a half. Once in Lanzarote, there are many excursions and day tours to visit the most emblematic places on the island and sample its cuisine.
