Private Speedboat to Isla de Lobos — Three, Four or Eight Hours on a Semi-Rigid, from €550 a Boat
A semi-rigid taken privately for up to twelve, out to the Lobos lagoons and the Corralejo beaches with the dunes in view, snorkelling and drinks aboard. Two boats, priced by the hour block: the Deluxe from €550 for three hours, the Luxury from €750, both for the whole boat.
Fuerteventura, Spain · 3h · up to 12 guests · €550 per boat for up to twelve guests, 3 hours on the SpeedBoat Deluxe · EN · ES · DE · IT · FR
What is this tour like?
A semi-rigid taken privately for up to twelve, out to the Lobos lagoons and the Corralejo beaches with the dunes in view, snorkelling and drinks aboard. Two boats, priced by the hour block: the Deluxe from €550 for three hours, the Luxury from €750, both for the whole boat.
FuerteCharter runs two of these and sells them as separate products with nearly identical wording. The SpeedBoat Deluxe is the smaller and cheaper of the pair; the operator lists it against a Nuova Jolly NJ 850 XL, a 2025 boat of just over eight metres, and its Spanish text describes a semi-rigid of 8.73 metres with two 200-horsepower Suzukis. The English version of the same page still describes a SACS built in 2016 with a 300-horsepower Mercury — one of those two descriptions is out of date, and if the exact hull matters to you, ask before booking. The SpeedBoat Luxury is the Prince 38 Sport Cabin: eleven metres, three Yamaha 300s, and the range to cross to Playa del Papagayo on Lanzarote if you want the eight-hour block.
The route both boats sell is the same stretch of water and it is a good one: the lagoons of El Puertito on the south of Isla de Lobos, which a shallow-draught boat can enter and a deeper one cannot, and the beaches of Corralejo with the Dunas natural park behind them. Snorkelling is included and the operator names the park as one of the most incredible places to see marine life; there is a sundeck for lying on and drinks in the price. On the Luxury a hotel transfer within the Corralejo area is included too, and the operator sells private transfers from further afield — €40 for up to eight people in the north, €70 for a larger group, €80 or €130 from Caleta de Fuste.
The price is per boat and set by how long you take it. Three hours, four hours or eight; €550, €650 or €1,000 on the Deluxe, €750, €900 or €1,500 on the Luxury. Six people on the Deluxe for three hours is a little over €90 each; twelve people is under €46. Departures are fixed per block — 10:00 and 14:30 for the shorter Deluxe blocks, 10:00 for the eight-hour day — so pick the block first.
One thing to settle before you go. The operator writes that you can get off and discover the islet, but its booking form does not run the Isla de Lobos authorisation step for these two products the way it does for the ferry and the water taxi. The permit itself is real — free, named, capped — and elsewhere the operator tells guests to request it at lobospass.com. On a private charter, ask who is filing it.
What are the highlights?
- A whole semi-rigid for up to twelve, at a price that does not count heads
- Three durations, both boats: three, four or eight hours
- Shallow draught, which is how it reaches the El Puertito lagoons other boats cannot enter
- On the Luxury, with three Yamaha 300s, the operator says you can reach Playa del Papagayo on Lanzarote
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- 10:00Departure from Corralejo
The Deluxe runs its three- and four-hour blocks at 10:00 and 14:30 and the eight-hour day at 10:00; the Luxury runs 10:30 and 15:00 for three hours, 10:00 and 14:30 for four, 10:00 for eight.
- —The lagoons of El Puertito
On the south of Isla de Lobos — the shallow draught is what lets the boat in.
- —Snorkelling and sun
Snorkelling in the natural park, the sundeck, and the drinks included in the charter.
- —The Corralejo beaches and the dunes
The operator's phrase is the majestic view of the Dunas natural park from the water. On the eight-hour Luxury block, Playa del Papagayo on Lanzarote is within reach.
What's included in the price?
- Exclusive use of the semi-rigid for the block of hours you book, with skipper
- Snorkelling
- Underwater photographs
- Drinks — on the Deluxe soft drinks, beer and water; on the Luxury soft drinks, beer, wine, water, coffee and tea
- On the Luxury only: cava with a fruit brochette, and a hotel transfer within the Corralejo area
What's not included?
- Hotel transfer on the Deluxe, and transfers from outside the Corralejo area on either boat — the operator sells those as extras from €40 to €130 depending on group size and pick-up point
- The Isla de Lobos landing authorisation, which the operator does not attach to these two products
- Food
- Swimwear, sunscreen, a towel and warm clothing for the way back
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
FuerteCharter's base in Corralejo — the operator's own map on every excursion page points to 28.742517, -13.864875, by the harbour; its office is on Calle Galicia (number 30 on the ferry page, number 37 in the company's legal notice), 35660 Corralejo, La Oliva, Las Palmas. Operator: FUERTECHARTER SL.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
FAQ
Why is a lower price quoted somewhere else?
Can we land on Isla de Lobos?
What is the difference between the Deluxe and the Luxury?
Eight of us for three hours — what does that come to each?
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Can we go to Lanzarote?
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