The colour of Fuerteventura's water is twice as enjoyable from a deck. Boat trips sail the island's most beautiful coasts —southern Jandía, the Lobos area in the north— with stops to swim, snorkel and eat on board. There's something for everyone: large, comfortable catamarans, more intimate sailboats and glass-bottom boats.
Southern routes: Jandía
From Morro Jable, catamarans sail the Jandía coast, with its chain of beaches and clear water. They usually include swimming time, snorkelling and often food or a snack on board; some add the chance of seeing dolphins along the way.
Magic Select catamaran cruise from JandiaCheck availability →If you're after something more exclusive, there are sailing trips with fewer people, a quieter plan for real sailing and stops in coves without the crowds.
Jandía Luxury Sailing Catamaran VIP ExperienceCheck availability →A different classic: the schooner
For a trip with character, some outings are aboard a classic-style schooner: leisurely sailing, a wide deck and that adventure-ship feel that families and groups love.
Cruise aboard the Turkish Schooner AphroditeCheck availability →In the north: heading for Lobos
From Corralejo, in the north, catamarans sail around Isla de Lobos and anchor in its crystal-clear waters for swimming and snorkelling, a perfect way to get to know the islet from the sea.
Oby Catamaran Corralejo, beach day on Lobos IslandCheck availability →Heading out to sea is one of those plans that round off a trip to Fuerteventura. Book ahead in high season and choose the route —Jandía or Lobos— depending on where you're staying.