In a nutshell

    • A boat trip is simply part of any island vacation for us. Here we share the 9 best boat tours in Fuerteventura — all personally tested by the 22places team.
    • Our top pick overall is the catamaran tour to Lobos Island in the north — you explore the island and have loads of time for snorkeling.
    • Our favorite in the south is the sailboat tour with snorkeling — super relaxed and we even swam with manta rays.
    • Desperate to see dolphins? Book the speedboat dolphin and whale watching tour — we spotted baby dolphins on ours!
In the North

Catamaran Tour to Lobos Island

  • Departure point: Corralejo
  • Duration: 4 hours
  • Cost: Adults from €75, children ages 2–11 from €50

The catamaran tour to Lobos Island is our favorite boat trip in northern Fuerteventura — we’ve even done it with the entire 22places team, and it was an absolutely awesome experience.

The destination is beautiful Lobos Island, just off the coast of our favorite town, Corralejo. It’s a lovely, uninhabited island with a dormant volcano and idyllic beaches.

On Lobos you’ll have about two hours to explore — one of the guides even comes ashore and shows you around. The other two hours you spend cruising or in the water.

That’s because the tour also gives you time for snorkeling or stand-up paddleboarding — so fun! Delicious paella and drinks are included too. We seriously can’t recommend this one enough.

Tickets for the catamaran tour to Lobos Island

In the North

1-Hour Mini Boat Tour with Snorkeling

  • Departure point: Corralejo
  • Duration: 1 hour
  • Cost: Adults from €28, children ages 4–11 from €18

Already packed your schedule with activities on Fuerteventura and just want a quick boat excursion in the north? The mini boat tour is your answer.

You’ll cruise on a glass-bottom boat all the way around Lobos Island. Through the 16 panoramic windows you can watch fish and other sea creatures below.

There’s a stop out on the water where you can swim and snorkel — and you can also briefly step ashore on Lobos.

This is also a really great option if you’re visiting Fuerteventura with young kids. The little ones definitely won’t get bored during that hour — trust us.

Tickets for the mini swim and snorkel tour

In the North

Boat Tour with Dolphin and Whale Watching

  • Departure point: Corralejo
  • Duration: 5 hours
  • Cost: Adults from €75, children up to age 12 from €50

A whale and dolphin watching tour is pretty much a must on the Canary Islands. If you’re based in northern Fuerteventura, this boat trip is the one to book.

After pickup from your hotel in Corralejo, the safari gets underway. With a little luck you’ll spot whales, dolphins, pilot whales, or sea turtles.

Afterward you’ll sail to Playa La Concha, one of the most beautiful beaches on Fuerteventura — perfect for snorkeling, kayaking, or stand-up paddleboarding.

Of course you can also just stay on board and soak up the sun. After the break, a delicious seafood paella is served on deck.

Tickets for the boat tour with dolphin and whale watching in the north

Center of the Island

Catamaran Tour to the Bay of Pozo Negro

  • Departure point: Caleta de Fuste
  • Duration: 4 hours
  • Cost: Adults from €64, children ages 4–11 from €39

One of the most spectacular sights on Fuerteventura is Pozo Negro — a black beach made up of dark lava rocks and volcanic rubble.

You get a truly stunning view of this little bay from a sailing catamaran departing from Caleta de Fuste, complete with comfortable seating and sunbathing areas.

It’s the perfect place to really switch off, and with a little luck you might spot dolphins or whales along the way — though wildlife watching isn’t the main focus here.

At a stop along the route you’ll have time to swim and snorkel in crystal-clear water. Lunch is paella, fresh fruit, and a tasty dessert.

Tickets for the catamaran tour to the Bay of Pozo Negro

In the South

Speedboat with Dolphin and Whale Watching

  • Departure point: Morro Jable
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Cost: Adults and children from €52

For an action-packed boat tour in Fuerteventura, the classic dolphin and whale watching trip in the south is hard to beat — especially on a speedboat.

We’ve done this one ourselves and absolutely loved it — maybe partly because we spotted baby dolphins, which was completely adorable!

The speedboat ride also includes a short snorkeling stop, plus pickup from your place in the south — whether that’s your beachfront hotel on Fuerteventura or elsewhere.

Since the tour only lasts about two hours, it’s also a great fallback if you’ve already been on a boat excursion but didn’t get to see any dolphins.

Tickets for the speedboat with dolphin and whale watching in the south

In the South

Boat Tour on a Sailboat with Snorkeling

  • Departure point: Morro Jable
  • Duration: 3.5 hours
  • Cost: Adults and children from €88

For a more relaxed boat trip in the south, the sailing excursion is our pick — we’ve done this one too and honestly loved every minute of it.

There’s plenty of time for swimming and snorkeling. We even swam with manta rays, which was a real standout moment.

The vibe on the sailboat is super laid-back and friendly, and the skippers always manage to get a laugh out of the group.

You’ll also enjoy delicious tapas and drinks during the tour. There’s a chance of spotting dolphins too, though we weren’t lucky on that front.

Tickets for the sailboat tour with snorkeling

In the South

Glass-Bottom Boat Tour with Lunch

  • Departure point: Hotel pickup in the south
  • Duration: 4 hours
  • Cost: Adults from €75, children ages 3–12 from €37.50

The best boat trip in the south with kids? A glass-bottom boat, no question. Grab the family, head out of your family hotel on Fuerteventura, and get on the water.

After hotel pickup, you can settle in on the sun deck or grab a spot in front of one of the panoramic windows below.

With a bit of luck you might spot whales and dolphins, but you’re guaranteed to see plenty of colorful fish and other sea creatures through the glass bottom.

There’s a snorkeling and swimming stop too — plus kayaks and a slide for the kids. Afterward, a tasty paella is served for lunch.

Tickets for the glass-bottom boat tour with lunch

In the South

Catamaran Boat Tour with Lunch

  • Departure point: Morro Jable
  • Duration: 4 hours
  • Cost: Adults from €99, children up to age 11 from €60

Want something a little more special? This small-group catamaran tour on Fuerteventura aboard the Magic Deluxe is one of the most exclusive boat trips on the island.

You’ll cruise along the coastline all the way to the stunning Jandía Nature Park — keep your eyes peeled, because the chances of spotting whales and dolphins on this route are seriously high.

And the food? That’s the real highlight. A top chef from Jandía prepares Mediterranean couscous with seared beef tenderloin and mushroom sauce — with wine and soft drinks included. That’s proper dining at sea.

Tickets for the catamaran boat tour with lunch

In the South

Sunset Boat Ride with DJ, Food & Drinks

  • Departure point: Morro Jable
  • Duration: 3 hours
  • Cost: Adults from €89, children up to age 11 from €50

Sunsets in Spain are magical — and on your Fuerteventura vacation you can enjoy this special experience right from the water.

You’ll cruise along the coast on a handcrafted gulet, a traditional wooden sailing vessel from Turkey.

As the sun goes down, kick back and enjoy the laid-back sounds of a live DJ on board — it’s a seriously good vibe.

There’s also an oriental tasting menu on offer: think vegetable maki sushi and chicken and vegetable satay with Indonesian peanut sauce.

Tickets for the sunset boat ride with DJ, food & drinks