Caleta de Fuste: guided buggy tour with cheese farm and salt pans
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3-hour tour driving your own automatic buggy along inland and coastal tracks around Caleta de Fuste, with a goat cheese tasting at a farm and a stop at the salt pans. Rated 4.7/5 from 774 reviews.
- 3 hours
- Free cancellation up to 24h before
- Spanish, English, French +2
- Mobile ticket
Practical details
- Duration
- 3 hours
- Guide languages
- Spanish · English · French · German · Italian
- Mobile ticket
- No need to print
- Wheelchair accessible
- No
- Minimum age
- 4+
- Pets
- Not allowed
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24h before
Highlights
- Drive your own automatic buggy
- Dirt tracks among volcanoes and valleys
- Goat cheese tasting at a farm
- Stop at the seaside salt pans
- Pickup from Caleta de Fuste hotels
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Our take
The cheese farm stop sets it apart from other buggy tours, and 4.7/5 from nearly 800 reviews is a solid record. It's about enjoying the scenery from the driver's seat rather than speed, and you will get dusty.
What's included
- Buggy and fuel
- Guide
- Driver, passenger, third-party and rescue insurance
- Taxes and fees
- Pickup from hotels in Caleta de Fuste and Costa de Antigua
Not included
- Food and drinks
- Tips
- Hotel drop-off
Good to know
What to bring
- Driving licence
- Sunglasses
- Closed-toe shoes
- Scarf for the dust
Not suitable for
- Pregnant women
- Drivers under 18
Things to keep in mind
- Drivers must be 18 and hold a full driving licence
- Passengers from 4 years old
- 200 kg weight limit per buggy; if exceeded, you need two single buggies
- Half on-road, half off-road; it's a sightseeing tour, not a rally
- No sandals or flip-flops
Meeting point
Fuerte Explorer base in Caleta de Fuste, with pickup from local hotels.
There's a safety briefing of about 10 minutes before setting off.
The experience
What you will see
- Inland valleys and tracks surrounded by old volcanoes.
- Traditional Majorero-style villages.
- A goat farm making artisan cheese.
- The salt pans and the Caleta de Fuste coastline.
How it works
You're picked up at your Caleta de Fuste hotel, get your gear and a safety briefing, and follow the guide in a single or double buggy. You stop at a farm to see how goat cheese is made and taste it, carry on along tracks by the sea, and finish at the salt pans for photos.
Who I recommend it for
- Anyone staying in Caleta de Fuste who wants to drive off-road.
- Couples and friends after something active with a food stop.
Who I don't recommend it for
- Anyone without a driving licence or looking for speed.
- Anyone who can't stand dust and bumps.
Accessibility
Not wheelchair accessible; you need to climb in and out of the buggy and the tracks are bumpy.
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before, with a full refund.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a driving licence?
Can children come?
Is it all off-road?
Is the return to the hotel included?
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