Fuerteventura excursions and tours

The Fuerteventura excursions you can book here are 14, all run by local operators: four guided hikes lasting between 3 hours 30 minutes and 5 hours 30 minutes, three boat trips from Morro Jable and Jandía listed under whale watching, two goat walks around Costa Calma, a Majorero cheese workshop, an 800cc buggy tour from Corralejo and three photo sessions in Caleta de Fuste.

Below you have each activity with its length and its area, so you can choose by where you are staying: north, centre or the Jandía peninsula. Guides work in Spanish, English and German, with Italian and French added on the boats, the buggy and the photo shoots.

All excursions in Fuerteventura

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Fuerteventura: speedboat tour in Morro Jable with dolphin and whale watching

Speedboat Fuerteventura Adventure: Watch Dolphins and Whales from Morro Jable This 1.5-hour speedboat tour leaves from Morro Jable harbour and heads out along the coast of Fuerteventura to look for dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. The boat is quick and nimble, so...

  • Fuerteventura
  • 4.8(1,198) reviews

From 50 €

  • Free cancellation
  • Likely to sell out
  • With Hotel Pickup

Fuerteventura: glass-bottom boat tour in Jandía with whale watching

Odyssee 3: a glass-bottom boat tour in Jandía You sail along the coast of Fuerteventura aboard the Odyssee 3, a modern glass-bottom boat built for families and groups of friends. The crew takes care of everything so the trip stays relaxed and safe. Whale...

  • Fuerteventura
  • 4.8(1,198) reviews

From 75 €

  • Free cancellation
  • With Hotel Pickup

Fuerteventura: Majorero cheese workshop

Majorero cheese workshop in Fuerteventura A private, hands-on look at how the island makes its artisan goat cheese. In this Majorero cheese workshop in Fuerteventura you learn to make it yourself, using the traditional methods that have been passed down for generations. Discover Fuerteventura’s...

  • Fuerteventura
  • 5.0(241) reviews

From 88 €

  • Free cancellation
  • Likely to sell out
  • With Hotel Pickup

Fuerteventura: family walk with goats

Family walk with goats in Fuerteventura – nature, picnic and crafts A family walk with goats in Fuerteventura made for going with children. The guided route covers about 2.5 km through the local landscape and includes a Canarian-style picnic and a craft session using...

  • Costa Calma
  • 5.0(241) reviews

From 59 €

  • Free cancellation
  • Private service

Fuerteventura: family photo session

Family photo session in Fuerteventura Travelling with the family? Even better — with children around, the session turns into a bit of a playground. In our family photo sessions in Fuerteventura, the little ones lead the way, and that's the trick to getting natural...

  • Caleta de Fuste
  • 5.0(25) reviews

From 180 €

What you can do on Fuerteventura excursions

There are 14 activities in six groups: guided hiking, goat walks, boat trips, a buggy tour, a food workshop and photo sessions. The four hikes range from 3 hours 30 minutes on the sacred mountain of El Cardón to 5 hours 30 minutes on the Gayría volcano and the wild west coast, with the wild beaches route (4 hours 30 minutes) in between.

At sea there are three departures, all in the south: a speedboat from Morro Jable (1.5 hours), a glass-bottom boat in Jandía (4 hours) and a pirate ship with lunch (4 hours). On land you have the 800cc buggy from Corralejo (2 hours 30 minutes), goat trekking with a picnic and the family walk with goats around Costa Calma, the Majorero cheese workshop and the Caleta de Fuste photo sessions, which start from 30 minutes.

Compare Fuerteventura tours by type

Type of activityLengthAreaGuide language
Guided hiking (4 routes)3 h 30 min to 5 h 30 minInland and west coastSpanish, English and German
Walks with goats (2)3 h and 5 h 30 minCosta CalmaGerman, English and Spanish
Boat trips (3)1.5 h to 4 hMorro Jable and JandíaEnglish, German, Italian, French and Spanish
800cc buggy tour2 h 30 minCorralejoEnglish, Italian, French and Spanish
Majorero cheese workshopLength not statedFuerteventuraGerman, English and Spanish
Photo sessions (3)From 30 minutesCaleta de FusteSpanish, English, Italian and French

Time is the easiest filter. For half a morning you have the speedboat (1.5 hours), the buggy (2 hours 30 minutes), the family walk with goats (3 hours) or the El Cardón hike (3 hours 30 minutes). The 4 and 5.5 hour routes and the 4 hour boats take the whole day. With small children, the goat walk and the glass-bottom boat are the easiest.

What we do not have yet

There is no full island tour, no ferry trip to Lobos Island, no windsurfing or kitesurfing lessons and no outing to Cofete beach in our catalogue at the moment. We keep adding operators and this page is updated as they come in. Meanwhile, Canary Islands tours and excursions covers the other islands.

Where the excursions start

Four departure areas are named on the cards: Corralejo for the buggy, Caleta de Fuste for the photo sessions, Costa Calma for the goat walks, and Morro Jable and Jandía for the boats. The four guided hikes are listed simply as Fuerteventura and cover the inland volcanoes and the west coast. The pirate ship is the only one that states hotel pickup in its title; for the rest, check the card. You can also browse by resort: Corralejo, Morro Jable, Costa Calma and Caleta de Fuste.

Practical information

The 4 and 5.5 hour hikes call for closed shoes, water and sun protection, as the inland routes and the west coast have almost no shade. The wind blows on most days and picks up in the afternoon, so the shorter boat trips tend to work better early. The cheese workshop gives no length on its card, and the buggy has its own requirements for whoever drives: those details, along with group size, minimum age and cancellation terms, are set out on each activity.

More excursions in Fuerteventura and the Canaries

By type you have outdoor activities (9), hiking tours (6), boat tours (3), whale and dolphin watching (3) and photography tours (3). Island hopping? See Tenerife and Lanzarote.

Frequently asked questions

Fourteen in total: four guided hikes of 3 hours 30 minutes to 5 hours 30 minutes, three boat trips from Morro Jable and Jandía, goat trekking and a family walk with goats around Costa Calma, a Majorero cheese workshop, the 800cc buggy tour from Corralejo and three photo sessions in Caleta de Fuste.

Four areas are named on the cards: Corralejo for the buggy, Caleta de Fuste for the photo sessions, Costa Calma for the walks with goats, and Morro Jable and Jandía for the boats. The four guided hikes are listed as Fuerteventura and run inland and along the west coast.

The pirate ship states pickup in its own title, together with lunch. The other activities do not show it in the summary, so check each card to see whether transfer is included or whether you make your own way to the meeting point at the harbour or base.

From 1.5 hours for the speedboat at Morro Jable to 5 hours 30 minutes for the Gayría volcano, the wild coast hike and goat trekking. The pirate ship and the glass-bottom boat take 4 hours, photo sessions start from 30 minutes and the cheese workshop gives no length.

The hikes, the goat walks and the cheese workshop run in Spanish, English and German. The three boats and the buggy add Italian and French. Photo sessions are offered in Spanish, English, Italian and French, with other languages on request.

The 3 hour family walk with goats from Costa Calma, the glass-bottom boat in Jandía, the pirate ship and the family photo sessions in Caleta de Fuste. The 4 and 5.5 hour hikes are better for children who are already used to walking.

Not at the moment. The 14 Fuerteventura activities are guided hikes, goat walks, boats from the south, the buggy, the cheese workshop and photo sessions. There are no windsurfing or kitesurfing lessons either. We are adding operators and the page is updated as they arrive.

All three boat trips from the south are listed under whale watching: the speedboat, the glass-bottom boat and the pirate ship. Sightings are never guaranteed, and the calmer morning departures are usually the better bet before the afternoon wind.