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Discover Fuerteventura's highlights in one day with a small group tour, exploring volcanoes, caves, and panoramic views led by an engaging multilingual guide.
Explore the stunning landscapes and historic sites of Fuerteventura in just 6 hours, with a small group of up to 8 people. This all-in-one tour combines two trips into one, offering an efficient yet relaxed way to see the island’s most notable sights. Led by the lively and multilingual guide Don P., the tour takes you through volcanoes, caves, scenic lookouts, and charming towns, all from the comfort of a luxury air-conditioned minivan. With plenty of stops for photos and small walks, this tour prioritizes unhurried exploration and informative narration, making it ideal for those eager to learn about Fuerteventura’s natural and cultural heritage without feeling rushed.
While the tour covers an impressive range of highlights, it is best suited for adults and older children who are comfortable with walking and outdoor stops. The inclusion of free time at key locations provides opportunities for personal exploration or rest. The price point offers good value considering the extensive itinerary, but travelers should keep in mind that luggage or large bags are not permitted onboard and food in the vehicle is not allowed.


The tour begins with a pickup from over 50 locations, including popular hotels and landmarks across Corralejo and surrounding areas. Once everyone is on board, the adventure starts with a scenic drive through the landscape of Fuerteventura, setting the tone for the day ahead. The luxury van makes the journey comfortable, and music chosen to match the route adds a lively touch.
The initial stops include a photo opportunity at Dunas de Corralejo, where travelers can admire the vast sand dunes. This location offers stunning scenic views and a chance to take memorable pictures before heading deeper into the island’s varied terrain.
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One of the tour’s highlights is the visit to Calderon Hondo, a notable volcanic crater. The scenic stop here allows for short walks and breathtaking views over the volcanic landscape. The guide shares insights into the island’s volcanic activity and formation, making this stop both visually impressive and educational.
As the vehicle moves through lava fields and shield volcanoes, travelers get a sense of the island’s geological past. The scenic drives between stops are complemented by mountain views and photo stops at Montaña Tindaya and other vantage points at 400 to 700 meters high.

A key highlight is the stop at Ajuy, home to natural caves over 100 million years old. Visitors are given about 45 minutes for free time to explore the limestone caves and natural formations. The scenic views along the coast add to the experience, and walking shoes are recommended for comfortable exploration.
At Ajuy, there’s also an opportunity for shopping and a lunch or coffee break. The 40-minute meal stop lets travelers enjoy local cuisine or relax before continuing the tour. This mix of natural wonders and leisure creates a balanced experience.
The tour visits Betancuria, the former capital of the island since 1404, where a walk of about 30 minutes introduces travelers to historic streets and local architecture. The Iglesia de Santa María provides a photo stop, allowing a quick glimpse of the town’s religious and cultural history.
Nearby, the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Peña is also included, offering more photo opportunities and insight into the island’s religious heritage. The small walk through Betancuria highlights the town’s quaint charm, set amidst scenic surroundings.
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A visit to Sabores Canarios offers a 15-minute stop for cheese tasting and wildlife viewing. This cheese farm showcases the island’s dairy products, with the opportunity to sample local cheeses and learn about traditional production methods. The guide emphasizes local flavors, making this a tasty highlight of the trip.
This stop also includes free time to browse the farm shop, making it a perfect chance to pick up souvenirs or enjoy a quick snack.

The tour features several miradores, such as Mirador de Guise y Ayose and Mirador de Vallebrón, where panoramic vistas and short walks reveal views over the island’s rugged terrain and coastline. These photo stops are often at high elevations, offering sweeping scenic vistas.
Visits to Church Nuestra Señora de la Oliva and other local landmarks deepen understanding of the island’s spiritual and cultural heritage, with sightseeing at each site to appreciate historic architecture and religious significance.

The itinerary includes stops at Pajara, Pozo Negro, and Monte Muda, with scenic views on the way. These locations showcase diverse landscapes—from black volcanic beaches to mountain vistas—and are ideal for short walks and photo opportunities.
The scenic drives between stops often pass through lighthouses and coastal areas, giving travelers a chance to appreciate the island’s geological diversity.

The final stops include Caleta de Fuste, where the group has the opportunity for final sightseeing and relaxation. The tour ends with drop-offs at various locations including hotels and resorts such as H10 Ocean Suites, Dunas Club, and Villa Florida, ensuring convenience for all.
This comprehensive journey offers a full day of exploration with informative commentary, stunning views, and fun stops, making it suitable for adults and older children who want to see Fuerteventura’s highlights without a rushed schedule.

This 6-hour tour offers a balanced mix of natural beauty, history, and local culture, all within a comfortable and small group setting. The personalized experience, led by Don P., ensures plenty of engaging stories and flexibility at key locations.
While the itinerary is packed, the no-rush approach makes it enjoyable and accessible, with plenty of stops for photos, walks, and light exploration. The small group size enhances the experience, allowing for more interaction and personal attention from the guide.
Travelers seeking a rundown of Fuerteventura’s most famous sights in a relaxed manner will find this tour to be both informative and enjoyable. It’s particularly well-suited to those who appreciate small groups, comfortable transport, and a friendly, knowledgeable guide.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 6 hours, starting in the morning and ending with drop-offs at various locations.
What is included in the price?
The price covers luxury transport, a multilingual guide, photo stops, scenic drives, free time at key sites, and a lunch or coffee break.
Is this tour suitable for children?
It is recommended for adults and children over 12, as the tour involves walking and some outdoor stops.
What should I bring?
Travelers should bring comfortable shoes, a camera, and water. Large luggage and food are not allowed on the vehicle.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are pickups included?
Yes, pickups are available from over 50 locations, mainly in Corralejo and nearby areas. South Jandia pickups are not offered.
What makes this tour different from others?
The small group size, relaxed pace, and engaging guide—combined with extensive sightseeing and scenic stops—make this tour stand out.
Is this tour accessible for people with mobility issues?
No, the tour is not suitable for those with mobility impairments or pre-existing medical conditions.
What languages are available?
Guides speak Dutch, English, and German.
How do I know where to meet?
After booking, Fuertetickets will contact you via email or WhatsApp to confirm your exact pickup location and time.