Lobos Island Ferry with Snorkel from Corralejo, Fuerteventura
Overview
Available languages
4 hours
Mobile ticket
• Snorkel in the crystal-clear waters and encounter different Canarian fish, such as white seabream, salema porgy, and the colourful Canary parrotfish.
• Unwind on deck with a refreshing drink as you enjoy a gentle mini-cruise to El Puertito.
• Explore Isla de Lobos at your own pace, discovering its hidden corners and natural beauty.
• Our friendly and professional crew ensures a welcoming and high-quality experience.
• Barco Majorero, a traditional family-run ferry, has been connecting visitors to Isla de Lobos for generations.
Additional Info
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Bring plenty of water and food: there are no shops on the island, and the only beach kiosk is not always open. Be prepared for the whole day.
Sun protection is essential: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. The island has a dry, volcanic and rugged terrain, with no trees or natural shade.
We recommend booking in advance, especially during the summer.
Pets are not allowed on Lobos Island.
This tour may be cancelled due to adverse weather conditions. If your tour is cancelled, you will have the option to reschedule or receive a full refund.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What‘s Included
All Fees and Taxes
10-minute boat ride with a drink
Return ferry tickets from Corralejo to Lobos Island
25-minute snorkelling activity with snorkel and mask on board
Accommodation pick-up and drop-off
Food
What To Expect
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with a round-trip ferry from Fuerteventura and an exciting mini-cruise and snorkelling experience on Isla de Lobos. This tour offers a unique chance to explore the island's stunning natural park and discover the variety of Canarian fish. Begin your journey with a ferry ride from Corralejo. If you depart before 13:00, you can explore the island before the mini-cruise and snorkeling session starts at 13:20. Otherwise, stay on board until the activities begin. Enjoy a 10-minute boat ride along the island’s southern coast, taking in views of "El Puertito," an old fishing port with a white-sand beach. Sip a drink on board during this scenic ride. Afterward, swim for 25 minutes in the clear waters, ideal for snorkeling and observing marine life. Choose from return times to Corralejo: 14:20, 17:00, and additional options at 16:00 and 18:00 (July to September). You can select your return time on the same day. Explore Isla de Lobos at your own pace. With its Martian-like landscape, the island offers a unique experience. Remember to bring food, water, and sunscreen, as there are no shops on the island.
Options
Premium
Ferry, Activity and Entry: Authorisation included. Everything is taken care of, so you don’t have to worry about handling any additional paperwork.
Standard
Ferry and Activity Ticket Only: Authorisation not included. Request it yourself for free at lobospass.com (5 days before your visit).
Reviews
110 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Overall it was good as a...
Emma N,
Sep 21, 2025
- Viator
3.00Overall it was good as a day out but the conditions made it less enjoyable. I didn’t realise that your start time had no impact on the snorkelling, you either get dropped off at the island on the 10am or 11am ferry and wait to be picked up at 1.20pm for snorkelling. It was hot and exposed (luckily we were warned so had all the provisions) so I would have chosen the 11am rather than 10am to reduce the wait. The snorkelling part just takes you 5 mins down the coast and turns back round and then you snorkel just next to the pick up point which I found disappointing. The snorkelling itself wasn’t enjoyable but this was mainly because the water was so choppy. The only way in was to jump and there was loads of people below me so I felt lucky not to land on them. It was so windy at that point that the boat and people didn’t have much control and I don’t think there were enough floats or it was obvious enough that we could’ve had a pool noodle with us. I’m a strong swimmer and have snorkelled before but I struggled to be able to adjust my goggles and with everyone everywhere it just felt a bit out of control so I came in after about 5-10 mins having not really seen anything and clambered past everyone clinging to the ladder to save myself! There were lots of fish though and those who persevered past the rush did seem to have a great time so maybe my advice is wait until the rush dies down before jumping in. The snorkel boat then either drops you back at the island or can take you back. Everything was very punctual.
Not recommended
Jesus C,
Jul 28, 2025
- Viator
3.00You do the same thing by taking your diving glasses. It's not worth the snorkeling, the boat trip is the same. Na de na.
Fabulous experience
Brenda B,
Nov 17, 2024
- Viator
5.00Just need to be steady on your feet for walking along the side other than that staff are great paella was delicious
Wonderful day out
Paul D,
Nov 7, 2024
- Viator
5.00A very nice day out. We took the 11.15 ferry to the island and went to a beautiful beach. The boat arrived back at 13.20 and took us snorkeling. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Especially Suzanna who helped us at the ticket office before we left. We highly recommend this trip.
Water too choppy - just do the ferry over
Christi J,
Aug 6, 2023
- Viator
2.00The trip over was fine and the island was fine. The crew were all very nice. However, there was no point snorkelling because the water was so rough and the boat didn’t take us anywhere secluded - the snorkelling was just off the pier (after a little boat ride round for a few minutes). If we had gone somewhere else (like a cove perhaps) then we could have actually snorkelled. I appreciate they don’t control the water but surely there was somewhere less choppy we could have gone. Should have just paid for the ferry over and back.
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