Fuerteventura Buggy Tours

Take on Fuerteventura’s dusty back roads with our Fuerteventura Buggy Tours. You take the wheel, drive across dirt tracks and dry riverbeds, and reach the island’s arid interior that most holidaymakers never see. Expect speed, dust and a very different view of the island from behind the wheel of a buggy.

Buggies in Fuerteventura

The Best Buggy Routes and Excursions

The buggy is one of the most direct ways to reach the island’s interior — the arid, empty part you don’t see from the coastal hotels. If you enjoy driving off the tarmac, our Fuerteventura Buggy Tours get you to places an ordinary car can’t reach.

Buggy Tours in the North (Corralejo Area)

In the north the desert meets the volcanoes, good ground for driving:

  • Volcano Route: drive through the «malpaís» (badlands) surrounding the volcanic chain of Lajares and Corralejo, over volcanic ash.
  • North Coast: dirt tracks along the sea, passing the fishing village of Majanicho and the northern beaches until you reach El Cotillo.

Buggy Tours in the South and Center (Costa Calma and Caleta de Fuste Area)

The interior and the south coast are ochre desert plains:

  • Jandía Desert: the desert plains of the south, crossing dry riverbeds across the Majorero landscape.
  • Farms and Canyons Route: from the centre of the island along rural paths, past old farms and through the canyons that wind towards the coast.

What to Expect from a Buggy Tour?

Tours usually last between 2 and 4 hours. They typically include:

  • An expert guide leading the route.
  • Dust protection goggles.
  • A brief training on how to drive the buggy.
  • Stops at panoramic viewpoints for photos.

You’ll end up covered in dust, and that’s part of the point. Our Fuerteventura Buggy Tours aren’t just about driving — they’re about moving through the emptiest part of the island at your own pace.

How to choose buggy routes in this area

Compare these options by route style, duration, departure point and the kind of traveller they suit best before deciding which experience fits your trip.

Frequently asked questions

You only need a valid driver’s license and a strong desire for a unique four-wheel adventure.

It means driving on unpaved roads where the terrain can be uneven. It’s a more challenging and fun way to drive.

No. The tours are designed for all levels, and you’ll receive a short briefing before starting.

With a rental, you have full freedom to choose your route, while guided tours include a leader who takes you through the best trails.

Yes. The vehicles are built for this type of terrain, and the guides make sure the route is both safe and exciting.

Of course. Many buggies are two-seaters, perfect for couples or friends who want to share the experience.

In towns like Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, or Costa Calma, depending on the provider.

Comfortable clothes, sunglasses, and closed shoes. You’ll probably end up a bit dusty—but smiling from ear to ear!