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Return ferry ticket to Lobos Island
+1
20 minutes
Free cancellation if canceled at least 1 day before the start of the experience. 0 % of the reservation will be refunded if canceled 1 day or less before the start of the experience.
Description
Set sail from Corralejo Harbour and in just 20 minutes you will arrive at one of Fuerteventura's most unique natural areas: the Islote de Lobos Natural Park. A protected volcanic environment where the landscape, the sea and the biodiversity set the pace for your visit.
Covering less than five square kilometres, the island owes its name to the historical presence of the monk seal, popularly known as the ‘sea wolf’. Today, this territory is a valuable conservation area that is home to more than a hundred plant species, seabirds and a remarkable underwater wealth.
Once ashore, you can organise your time freely. If you wish, you can walk along the main path, which allows you to discover volcanic craters and wide panoramic views of the surroundings. If you prefer to relax by the sea, the beach of La Concha, with its white sand and turquoise waters, is ideal for snorkelling. You can also visit Puertito, a small area of traditional houses and natural pools formed between volcanic rocks.
An incredible journey to discover Lobos in your own way, exploring every corner of its landscape and wildlife.
What should you know before you go?
- Estimated duration of the crossing: 20 minutes each way
- Not recommended for people with reduced mobility
- Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
- It is mandatory to request free access permission in advance at https://lobospass.com/welcome
- Meeting point: Puerto de Corralejo (Isla de Lobos Ferry)
What to bring?
- "Mandatory permit to access the island
- Swimsuit
- Towel
- Sunscreen
- "Bañador
- Toalla
- Protección solar
Together let's take care of the environment and turn the future into a better destination. For a regenerative tourism.
