Things to Do in Fuerteventura: Complete 2026 Guide
Endless white beaches, water sports, Isla de Lobos and the wild Jandía peninsula — your guide to Fuerteventura.
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Beaches & water sports
Fuerteventura has the best beaches in the Canary Islands — kilometre-long stretches of white sand and turquoise water. Corralejo dunes are the most famous, but Sotavento beach on the Jandía peninsula is spectacular for kitesurfing. The near-constant trade winds make this Europe's top wind sports destination.
Isla de Lobos day trip
A short ferry from Corralejo, Isla de Lobos is a tiny volcanic island and nature reserve with hiking trails, a lagoon and empty beaches. Daily visitor numbers are capped so booking ahead is essential. The crossing itself often passes dolphins and pilot whales.
Cofete & the wild west
The Jandía peninsula's western tip is one of the most remote places in the Canaries. The off-road track to Cofete beach is an adventure in itself — dramatic mountains meet wild Atlantic surf. A 4x4 tour is the way to do it safely and see the hidden viewpoints along the way.
Book related experiences
Short boat crossing from Corralejo to Isla de Lobos with snorkeling and nature walk.
- Snorkeling gear
- Nature reserve
- Beach time
4x4 adventure through rugged tracks to remote Cofete beach with panoramic views of the Jandía peninsula.
- Cofete beach
- Jandía views
- Off-road tracks
Compare car hire at FUE with free cancellation, full insurance and delivery to Corralejo or Caleta de Fuste.
- Airport delivery
- Free cancellation
- Full insurance
Door-to-door transfer from FUE to Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste or Costa Calma with flight tracking.
- Meet & greet
- Flight tracking
- Fixed price