Isla de Lobos

We can get to Lobos in different ways, by ferry, kayak, water motorcycle, boat and even swimming, for the more adventurous ones.

If you arrive by ferry you must try hard to visit the entire island, not only walking through the paths, but also going off them, don’t be afraid, but be respectful of the place, since you could fall from the rocks. You do have to be careful with the swamps.

In the island you can walk along the “Chuchangos Cemeteries”, it is a curious place, since it shows the great quantity of water that the island has in order to sustain life in the ground. You can go up to the Antoñito lighthouse.

The residence blessing comes when you least expect it! And because we're Canary Island residents, the adult fare worked out to be € 12 and for the children it was € 6, which was quite affordable because everything worked out to be € 42. The earliest time you can go is 10:00, and the latest is at 17:15. The earliest time you can return is 10:15 and the latest is 18:00. The ride is quite short and it's also nice. They have a mirror so you can see the bottom of the boat, and we enjoyed the landscapes from where we could appreciate the 3 islands (Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and Lobos). When we got there we disembarked with the help of the sailors and nothing more than stepping out onto the pier.

It is an island where sea wolfs used to live; this is where the name comes from.

Island of Lobos (wolfs): time stops, the blue of the sea is special, the light floods it all. The sea surrounds it with a veil of foam. We were intrepid explorers for one day, curious naturalists that analyzed every corner.

To embark in the port of Corralejo and in some minutes get off in a natural place is amazing. Walk through lava roads, hear the song of the shearwaters and see them raise their babies; bathe in the desert beaches where you can only hear the silence. To go Lobos Island is to live.