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Corralejo: buggy safari through northern tracks and volcanoes

2.5-hour guided buggy tour on dirt tracks in northern Fuerteventura, between dunes and old craters, with views of Lobos and Lanzarote and pickup in Corralejo. Rated 4.6/5 from more than 1,500 reviews.

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  • 2.5 hours
  • Free cancellation up to 24h before
  • Spanish, English, Italian +1
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Highlights

  • You drive the buggy yourself on dirt tracks
  • Dunes and old volcanic craters in the north
  • Panoramic views of Lobos and Lanzarote
  • Stop of about 20 minutes at the Don Pepe bar
  • Hotel pickup in Corralejo

Our take

A good way to see the volcanic interior of the north, which you'd barely notice from the road, with a high rating across more than 1,500 reviews. You'll end up covered in dust: bring sunglasses and a scarf. If you want scenery without an engine, the Calderón Hondo volcano can be climbed on foot for free.

What's included

  • Fuel
  • Driving, passenger, third-party and rescue insurance
  • Driver-guide
  • Helmet
  • Hotel pickup and return (Corralejo only)
  • Taxes and fees

Not included

  • Drinks and snacks at the bar stop
  • Pickup outside Corralejo

Good to know

What to bring

  • Original driving licence (driver)
  • Comfortable shoes
  • Sunglasses

Not suitable for

  • Children under 4
  • Pregnant women
  • People over 135 kg

Things to keep in mind

  • The driver must be 18 with a valid licence; a photo of the licence is not accepted
  • Minors must be accompanied by an adult
  • There's a minimum number of participants; if it isn't reached you're offered an alternative or a refund
  • It's a sightseeing tour, not a race

Meeting point

Pickup from your hotel in Corralejo or at the Fuerteadventure office in Corralejo.

If you have a hire car or your hotel is near the office, choose the "Aventura en quad y safari en buggy (nuestra oficina)" point when booking; there's a large car park nearby.

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The experience

What you'll see

  • Dirt tracks between dunes and old volcanic craters in the north.
  • Panoramic views of Lobos Island and Lanzarote.
  • The lava fields and volcanic cones around Corralejo.

How it works

You're picked up from your hotel in Corralejo (or you go to the operator's office if you have a car) and, after the safety briefing and helmets, you set off in convoy behind the guide. You drive the buggy for about two and a half hours on tracks you can't use with a hire car, with stops at viewpoints and one of about 20 minutes at the Don Pepe bar for a drink or some tapas, paid separately.

The operator stresses that it's a sightseeing tour, not a race: the guide sets the pace. There's a minimum number of participants; if it isn't reached, you're offered another date or a refund.

Practical tips

  • Licence: the driver must be 18 with their original licence. A photo won't do.
  • Dust: the tracks are dry most of the year. Sunglasses and something to cover your mouth.
  • Clothing: closed shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dirty.
  • Best time: if you can choose, avoid the midday sun.

Who I'd recommend it to

  • Anyone looking for adrenaline who enjoys driving.
  • Anyone staying in Corralejo who wants to see the northern interior in a short time.

Who I would NOT recommend it to

  • Pregnant women or people with back problems.
  • Anyone without a licence who isn't travelling with someone who has one.
  • Anyone staying in the south: pickup is only in Corralejo.

Accessibility

GetYourGuide lists it as wheelchair accessible; state your needs when booking and confirm with the operator.

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before, with a full refund.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a driving licence?
Yes, the driver must be 18 and carry their original, valid licence. A photo isn't accepted.
Can children come?
From age 4, always accompanied by an adult.
Where is pickup?
Only from hotels in Corralejo. If you're coming from elsewhere, go to the operator's office in Corralejo.
Are there stops?
Yes, one of about 20 minutes at the Don Pepe bar for a drink, plus viewpoints over Lobos and Lanzarote.

Related reading on our guides

→ Lobos Island: how to get there, council permit and ferry from Corralejo

How to visit Lobos Island in 2026: the free permit at lobospass.com and its time slots, ferries from Corralejo with prices and times, the walk to the lighthouse and La Caldera, where to eat and common mistakes.

→ What to see in Fuerteventura: dunes, Lobos, Cofete and the best beaches

Fuerteventura guide: the Corralejo Dunes, Lobos Island, Cofete, Betancuria, Ajuy and Sotavento. How many days, where to stay, getting around, the wind and the best beaches.

→ Cofete and Villa Winter: how to get there by track, bus or tour

How to get to Cofete beach and Villa Winter: the 20 km track from Morro Jable and hire car insurance, the 111 bus with times and fares, the guided tour and what to know before swimming.

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