Excursion to Fuerteventura from Lanzarote

We embark on a relaxing ferry journey from Playa Blanca (Lanzarote) for approximately 40 minutes to Corralejo. Along the way, we will explore one of the most popular and tourist-friendly areas on the island of Fuerteventura. Clothing stores, food and beverage outlets, jewelry and souvenir shops, as well as water parks and restaurants, are just some of the leisure activities offered by this charming town.

The excellent white sandy beaches, the dunes, and the natural parks are, without a doubt, some of the highlights we will enjoy on this island. We will travel to Lajares, a small village that offers all the amenities a hiker needs. For those of us who love water sports, we have at our disposal all the main beaches in northern Fuerteventura.

We will visit La Oliva, one of the island's primary tourist hubs, which offers expansive and spectacular beaches of white sand, as well as the splendid Corralejo Natural Park (dunes)—a protected area where we can enjoy the picturesque scenery of its vast sandy dunes.

We will get closer to Betancuria, one of the least desert areas and the least populated municipality on the entire island. The Archaeological Museum or The Church of Santa María devastated by pirates in the 16th century, are some of the entertainment that the place offers us

In the heart of the island, we will make a stop at the Mirador de Morro Velosa—a natural reserve designed to surprise visitors with wild landscapes, hills adorned in a variety of hues, and striking, winding ravines. Without even realizing it, we will find ourselves immersed in a breathtaking vista.

From here we will begin a return trip to Corralejo, the ferry being again in charge of taking us to Playa Blanca, where it is recommended to travel the promenade to the vicinity of the old town