Catamarán Sunset Luxury, Adults Only — Lobos at Dusk on a Twelve-Berth Catamaran
The same 18:45 sunset sailing off Playa de La Concha, sold adults only: snorkelling, kayaks and paddle boards, cava and unlimited drinks, on a catamaran the operator's fleet lists at twelve. €60 per adult.
Fuerteventura, Spain · 2h 30min · up to 12 guests · €60 per adult on the adults-only sunset catamaran, no child or baby places sold · EN · ES · DE · IT · FR
A fantastic experience. What I appreciated most is that there were few people on the catamaran, so the trip was relaxing and not crowded at all. The staff were genuinely kind, warm and always available, making us feel at ease for the whole outing. I recommend it warmly.
What is this tour like?
The same 18:45 sunset sailing off Playa de La Concha, sold adults only: snorkelling, kayaks and paddle boards, cava and unlimited drinks, on a catamaran the operator's fleet lists at twelve. €60 per adult.
FuerteCharter runs two sunset catamarans on the same schedule, and the difference between them is who is aboard. This one it names in Spanish as "Sunset Luxury - Sólo adultos" and describes as an adults-only experience designed for you to relax, enjoy the sea and watch the sunset from a unique vantage point. In its booking system the product is flagged as accepting neither children nor babies, which is the hard version of that promise rather than a suggestion.
The programme is the operator's standard sunset run and it is a good one. You sail towards Lobos with music on and stop in the south at the sheltered anchorage off Playa de La Concha; anyone who wants to takes one of the two kayaks or two paddle boards, or a mask, and looks at a protected natural park from underneath. Then the boat holds position for the sunset, with mattresses on a wide deck, drinks that the operator calls unlimited throughout the excursion — soft drinks, beer, white and red wine, water, coffee and tea — and cava with a fruit brochette. Underwater photographs are included, and the crew shoots the whole trip.
The scale is the argument for the extra €10 over the Deluxe. The two boats the operator assigns to this excursion are a Lagoon 400 and a Lagoon 440, and its own fleet pages give both a capacity of twelve — where the Deluxe's boats are rated at twenty and thirty. Twelve adults on a catamaran of that size is a different evening from thirty people of mixed ages.
Book ahead: the operator sets a twelve-hour cut-off on online reservations for this trip. And note what it is not — the boat anchors off the islet rather than landing, so no Isla de Lobos authorisation is involved and the operator's booking form does not ask for one.
What are the highlights?
- Adults only, by the operator's own setting — no children and no babies are sold on this boat
- Both catamarans assigned to it — a Lagoon 400 and a Lagoon 440 — are twelve-capacity boats in the operator's fleet
- Unlimited drinks and cava with a fruit brochette, same as the Deluxe
- Kayaks, paddle boards and snorkelling at the sheltered anchorage off La Concha
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- 18:45Departure from Corralejo
A single sailing a day, at 18:45, timed on the sunset.
- —Sailing towards Lobos
The operator's phrase is that they sail towards the island of Lobos with good music on.
- —Anchored off Playa de La Concha
The sheltered anchorage in the south of the islet: snorkelling, two kayaks and two paddle boards for anyone who wants them.
- —Sunset from the deck
Mattresses on the wide deck, unlimited drinks, cava and a fruit brochette; the crew photographs throughout, underwater shots included.
- 21:15Back in Corralejo
The excursion runs two and a half hours from the 18:45 departure.
What's included in the price?
- Snorkelling
- Two single kayaks
- Two paddle boards
- Underwater photographs
- Cava and a fruit brochette
- Drinks: soft drinks, beer, white and red wine, water, coffee and tea
What's not included?
- A landing on Isla de Lobos — the boat anchors off Playa de La Concha and does not go ashore
- Hotel pick-up
- Swimwear, sunscreen, a towel and warm clothing for the run back to Corralejo, which the operator asks you to bring
- Places for children or babies — the operator does not sell them on this boat
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
Is it really adults only?
Then why does a child price appear anywhere?
How is it different from the Sunset Deluxe?
How late can I book?
Do we land on Isla de Lobos?
What does the price cover?
Quick questions
What do guests say?
“A fantastic experience. What I appreciated most is that there were few people on the catamaran, so the trip was relaxing and not crowded at all. The staff were genuinely kind, warm and always available, making us feel at ease for the whole outing. I recommend it warmly.”
“An experience that is simply incredible. A moment out of time on this catamaran, between sea, sun and good humour. The crew are quite simply golden: funny, kind, attentive, always with the right word to make you smile. You feel at ease straight away, as if among friends, with a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere from beginning to end. Thank you for this magical interlude, the fits of laughter, the breathtaking landscapes and all that positive energy.”
How can you pay?
You may also like
Aphrodite Sunset — Three Hours on a Turkish Gulet off Jandía, Adults Only
A 19.70-metre Turkish gulet sails out of Morro Jable for the sunset over the Jandía peninsula, with a DJ playing chill-out on deck, an Oriental-inspired tasting menu and an open bar of wine, beer and soft drinks. Three hours, €89 per person, strictly eighteen and over.
Magic Deluxe — a Twelve-Guest Lagoon 450S Catamaran from Morro Jable
Four hours along the Jandía coast on a Lagoon 450S that takes just twelve guests: an anchorage by the Jandía natural park for a swim, a two-course lunch by a Jandía chef served at the stern table, and a premium open bar with cava. €99 per adult, €60 per child aged 2 to 11, babies under two free, departing from Morro Jable harbour.
Magic Dolphin — Two-Hour Dolphin and Whale Search from Morro Jable
A fast 11.72-metre boat leaves Morro Jable and spends two hours looking for dolphins, pilot whales and beaked whales in the open Atlantic, with an open bar of cold drinks and a short swim stop when the sea allows. €49 per adult and €39 per child aged 2 to 11; babies under two cannot come aboard, and no food is served.
Guides & articles about Fuerteventura
Tips, destinations and everything water-sports.
Things to do in Fuerteventura: the island from the sea
Eight categories, four harbours and one island that can only be reached from Corralejo. What a day costs, when the trade wind helps and when it does not, and what to ask before you pay.
Read article →
Fuerteventura or Tenerife: two islands, two different kinds of water
Wind, cetaceans, what is underwater, children, price and the road, compared on the axes where the two islands genuinely differ — including the places where the honest answer is the other island.
Read article →
Fuerteventura with children: what the water takes, and from what age
Two, three, four, seven, ten, twelve, fifteen, eighteen — the published age thresholds for Fuerteventura's water, and what a child actually pays.
Read article →