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Discover northern Fuerteventura with this 7-hour guided tour from the south, exploring volcanic craters, fishing villages, and the unique Popcorn Beach.
Explore the highlights of northern Fuerteventura on this 7-hour combo tour from Morro Jable and Costa Calma. Priced at $76 per person, this small-group experience offers a thorough look at the island’s volcanic landscapes, traditional fishing villages, and scenic coastlines. The tour includes multiple stops such as Popcorn Beach, El Cotillo, and Calderon Hondo, with hotel pickup and drop-off for added convenience.
While it features numerous photo opportunities and free time in Corralejo, it also involves a fair amount of driving on gravel roads and some walking, including a volcanic crater hike. The tour appeals to travelers eager to see a variety of natural sights in a single day, especially those interested in geology, local culture, and breathtaking views.


This tour departs from three pickup locations: Costa Calma, Morro Jable, and Esquinzo. The journey begins with a van transfer lasting approximately 1.5 hours, allowing for a relaxed start as the vehicle makes its way toward the northern part of the island.
Traveling along an off-road path, the route offers views of the impressive dunes of Corralejo, perfect for capturing photos. The tour emphasizes the island’s volcanic origins, with a visit to Calderon Hondo, where travelers can walk along the crater’s rim and admire the rugged landscape.
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A 20-minute stop at the Dunas de Corralejo provides opportunities for photos of the expansive sand dunes. These dunes are renowned for their scenic beauty and are a highlight of the tour, promising sweeping views of Lanzarote and Lobos islands in the distance.
This stop feels relaxed yet informative, as guides often share insights into the geological formation of the dunes. It’s an ideal spot for snapping memorable pictures or simply soaking in the striking landscape before moving on to the volcanic crater.

One of the most notable sights on this tour is the volcanic crater of Calderon Hondo. Travelers are encouraged to walk along the crater’s rim, which takes about 30 minutes, providing a chance to experience the volcanic terrain firsthand.
The walk is accessible but does require comfortable shoes. The views from the crater showcase the island’s volcanic past, with lava formations and rugged scenery creating a dramatic backdrop. The guide provides commentary about the volcanic activity that shaped this landscape.
Next, the tour takes travelers to El Cotillo, a charming fishing village with a laid-back atmosphere. Here, the focus is on local life and scenic coastlines. Visitors have about 20 minutes to explore the village, take photos, and enjoy the peaceful beaches.
El Cotillo’s coastal charm is complemented by its calm waters and quaint streets, making it a favorite stop for those seeking a break from busier tourist spots. It’s especially appreciated for its authentic feel and beautiful shoreline.
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The largest break of the day is in Corralejo, where about an hour is allocated for self-guided exploration. This includes shopping, lunch (not included in the tour price), and relaxing on the beach.
Corralejo’s resort town atmosphere features a variety of cafes, shops, and beach clubs. Visitors can try local cuisine or simply stroll along the promenade. Although some might find 1 hour a bit limited for a proper meal, it’s enough to enjoy a quick bite and soak in the lively vibes.
The tour makes a special stop at Popcorn Beach, famous for its sand that looks like popcorn. This rare geological feature is both visual and tactile—the popcorn-shaped sands are fun to touch and photograph.
The beach’s surreal appearance makes it a standout highlight. Visitors can walk along the shoreline or just marvel at the textured sands. This stop typically lasts around 20 minutes, enough to appreciate its quirky charm.
A lesser-known spot on the route is the tiny village of Majanicho, accessible via an off-road path. This quiet coastal village offers a contrast to busier tourist destinations and is described as where the world seems to stand still.
The area is ideal for photography and quiet contemplation. The nearby north shore features impressive views, making this a peaceful, scenic pause during the trip.
The tour ends back on the west coast in El Cotillo, allowing visitors to enjoy the beach or explore the coastline at their own pace. The return journey passes through old island villages and farming grounds, giving a glimpse of authentic Fuerteventura life.
The entire experience is designed to cover a broad spectrum of the island’s natural beauty, with multiple stops for photos and sightseeing. The guide’s commentary enhances understanding of the island’s landscape, history, and culture.
This tour is led by guides fluent in English and German, ensuring clear communication throughout. It’s suitable for travelers aged 6 and up, but not for wheelchair users, babies under 1 year, or those over 95 years old.
The small group size—limited to 8 participants—means a more personalized experience. The pickup involves waiting outside the hotel at least 5 minutes before the scheduled time, with the guide arriving in a grey Renault.
What to bring includes comfortable shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, camera, and beachwear. The tour does not include food or drinks, but there will be plenty of opportunities to purchase lunch during free time.
This 7-hour tour offers a great blend of volcanic landscapes, coastal scenery, and local culture. The guide’s knowledge and the small group setting are often praised in reviews, making for an engaging and relaxed experience.
The stops at Popcorn Beach and Calderon Hondo are highlights, especially for those interested in geology and unique natural features. The free time in Corralejo allows visitors to customize their experience, whether for shopping, dining, or simply relaxing on the beach.
One potential limitation is the duration of the Corralejo stop, which some find a bit rushed. Also, the driving on gravel roads and walking at the crater might require some physical effort. Still, for a well-rounded, scenic day tour, this experience stands out.
“Excellent, we both enjoyed a lot, saw plenty of the island in the day and enjoyed all the stopping points. Isabel was a great guide with plenty of …”
Is hotel pickup included in the tour?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included from Costa Calma, Morro Jable, and Esquinzo.
How long is the total tour?
The tour lasts approximately 7 hours, including travel time, stops, and free time.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak English and German, ensuring clear explanations and friendly service.
Are there any physical restrictions?
The tour is not suitable for children under 6, wheelchair users, babies under 1, or people over 95.
Do I need to bring my own food?
Yes, lunch and drinks are not included, but there will be time during free exploration to purchase food.
What should I wear?
Bring comfortable shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, camera, and beachwear.
Is there a minimum number of participants?
Yes, the tour requires a minimum number to operate; if not met, travelers will be contacted.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
How many people are in each group?
The tour is limited to 8 participants for a more personalized experience.
What makes this tour stand out?
The combination of volcanic craters, scenic dunes, and unique beaches like Popcorn Beach, along with the expert guides, makes this a well-loved choice for exploring northern Fuerteventura.
Is there anything else I should know?
Pre-booking is recommended, and the tour offers flexible booking options with pay later. Enjoy a comprehensive view of the island’s natural beauty in a single day.