Fuerteventura: Historic Sightseeing Island Tour.All Hotspots

Fuerteventura’s stunning landscapes and rich history make it a must-visit destination. This comprehensive sightseeing tour takes travelers on a captivating journey through the island’s highlights. From the breathtaking Corralejo dunes to the geological wonders of Ajuy, the tour offers a well-rounded experience. With panoramic vistas, historic charm, and options for additional activities, this small group tour promises an unforgettable exploration of Fuerteventura’s natural and cultural treasures. Discover why this Canary Island gem should be at the top of your travel list.

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Key Points

Comprehensive 7-hour tour covering top attractions in Fuerteventura, including Corralejo, Dunas de Corralejo, Ajuy, Mirador de Vallebrón, and Betancuria.
Guided photo stops and free time for shopping and optional activities like a cave walk.
Multilingual guides providing insights on local history and culture in a small group setting.
Explore the breathtaking sand dunes of Corralejo and the unique geological landscapes of Ajuy.
Visit the charming 15th-century town of Betancuria, the former capital of Fuerteventura, and soak up its tranquil ambiance.

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Tour Overview and Highlights

The Fuerteventura Island Tour offers a comprehensive sightseeing experience, highlighting the historic and scenic wonders of this Canary Island.

The Fuerteventura Island Tour showcases the historic and scenic marvels of this Canary Island through a comprehensive sightseeing experience.

The 7-hour tour covers Corralejo, the Dunes of Corralejo, Ajuy, Mirador de Vallebrón, and the historical village of Betancuria.

Travelers will enjoy guided photo stops, free time for shopping and optional activities, and a delicious lunch.

The multilingual guides are knowledgeable about local history and culture, providing an engaging and informative experience.

With a small group size of up to 8 participants, this tour is likely to sell out, so it’s best to reserve your spot in advance.

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Exploring Corralejo and Dunas De Corralejo

Departing from Corralejo, the tour’s first stop, visitors enjoy a brief photo opportunity and a safety briefing before venturing into the captivating Dunas de Corralejo, a vast expanse of sun-drenched sand dunes.

Towering sand formations stretch as far as the eye can see, providing a breathtaking natural backdrop. Guests revel in the serene beauty, snapping photos and taking in the tranquil ambiance.

The dunes offer a glimpse into Fuerteventura’s dramatic landscapes, hinting at the natural wonders that await throughout the rest of the island tour.

Discovering Ajuy and Its Natural Wonders

After departing Corralejo, the tour heads west to the coastal town of Ajuy, where travelers are granted free time to explore the natural wonders at their own pace. Tucked away in the rugged terrain, Ajuy boasts a unique geological landscape, including a series of caves and cliffs carved by the crashing waves. Visitors can wander through the village, browse local shops, and even opt for a guided cave walk to delve deeper into the area’s history and natural formations.

| What to Do | Duration |

| — | — |

| Browse local shops | 60 minutes |

| Go on a guided cave walk | 45 minutes |

| Take in the coastal views | 30 minutes |

Admiring the Scenic Views at Mirador De Vallebrón

Winding up the mountainous terrain, the tour arrives at the picturesque Mirador de Vallebrón, a scenic viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of Fuerteventura’s rugged interior.

Travelers can gaze out over the island’s volcanic landscape, dotted with sun-baked peaks and arid valleys. The viewpoint provides an ideal photo opportunity, allowing visitors to capture the island’s raw natural beauty.

With its peaceful ambiance and stunning vistas, the Mirador de Vallebrón offers a moment of tranquility amidst the tour’s exploration of Fuerteventura’s cultural and historical highlights.

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Taking in the History of Betancuria

From the serene vistas of Mirador de Vallebrón, the tour continues its immersion into Fuerteventura’s rich history as it arrives at the charming village of Betancuria.

This well-preserved settlement dates back to the 15th century and was once the island’s capital. Visitors can explore the narrow streets, browse local shops, and admire the Iglesia de Santa María – a striking church featuring a mix of architectural styles.

With free time allotted, guests can soak up the town’s tranquil ambiance and gain insight into Fuerteventura’s past as a former Spanish colony.

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Optional Stops for Astronomical and Scenic Experiences

Along the journey, travelers have the opportunity to make optional stops at the Mirador Las Peñitas and the Astronomical Viewpoint of Sicasumbre.

The Mirador Las Peñitas offers stunning panoramic views of Fuerteventura’s volcanic landscapes and coastline.

At the Astronomical Viewpoint of Sicasumbre, visitors can admire the island’s clear night skies and learn about the constellations.

These optional stops allow for deeper exploration of Fuerteventura’s natural wonders and provide a chance to take in the island’s captivating scenery and celestial phenomena.

Traveler Reviews and Important Details

The tour guides on this Fuerteventura Island Tour are multilingual, fluent in English, Dutch, and German, and knowledgeable about the local history and culture.

Travelers have praised the informative storytelling and stunning landscapes encountered throughout the tour. Feedback highlights the comfort of the air-conditioned minivan and the quality of the lunch stops.

With an overall rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 93 reviews, this tour is a hit with customers.

Guests are advised to bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, and water, and to be reachable by mobile phone on the day of the tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

No, pets are not allowed on the tour. The tour excludes those with animal allergies, and oversize luggage, baby strollers, and electric wheelchairs are also not permitted on the minivan.

Is There a Discount for Seniors or Students?

The tour doesn’t offer any senior or student discounts. The price is fixed at $81.61 per person, regardless of age or student status. The tour has a small group size limit of 8 participants.

What Is the Maximum Group Size for the Tour?

The small group tour is limited to a maximum of 8 participants. The intimate group size allows for a personalized experience and easy navigation through the various sites visited during the tour.

Can I Extend the Tour Duration if I Need More Time?

The tour has a small group size limit of 8 participants, so extending the duration may not be possible. However, travelers can explore the sites at their own pace during the free time included in the 7-hour itinerary.

Do I Need to Bring My Own Lunch or Is It Provided?

The tour includes lunch, so there’s no need to bring your own. The knowledgeable guides take care of all the details, allowing you to simply enjoy the stunning landscapes and historical sights on this comprehensive sightseeing experience.

The Sum Up

This comprehensive Fuerteventura sightseeing tour offers a captivating journey through the island’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history. From the stunning Corralejo dunes to the geological wonders of Ajuy, panoramic vistas at Mirador de Vallebrón, and the charming town of Betancuria, this small group experience promises an unforgettable exploration of Fuerteventura’s top highlights. With optional stops for astronomical and scenic experiences, it’s a must-do for anyone seeking to enjoy the island’s captivating beauty and cultural heritage.

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