Private Water Taxi to Isla de Lobos — Your Own Semi-Rigid, €150 for the Boat
The same ten-minute crossing to Lobos, but on a semi-rigid taken privately: €150 for the boat, not per head, with six outbound times to pick from; the return is agreed with the operator. Landing is at El Puertito, and the day on the islet is yours.
Fuerteventura, Spain · 10min · up to 12 guests · €150 per boat for the private return crossing to Lobos, up to twelve aboard · EN · ES · DE · IT · FR
What is this tour like?
The same ten-minute crossing to Lobos, but on a semi-rigid taken privately: €150 for the boat, not per head, with six outbound times to pick from; the return is agreed with the operator. Landing is at El Puertito, and the day on the islet is yours.
The unit is what makes this product worth understanding. FuerteCharter prices it as a whole-boat charter — its system calls the type "full", and the label its own booking form prints for that type is "Price per boat from". So €150 is the whole transfer, there and back, however many of you go. Two people pay €150 between them; eight pay the same €150. The two semi-rigids the operator assigns to the trip are both listed in its fleet with a capacity of twelve, which is where the boat stops being cheaper per head.
The route is the same one the shared water taxi runs: out of the home port in Corralejo, across El Río, into the inner lagoons on the southern side of Lobos. The difference ashore is small but real — the operator says the private trip lands at El Puertito, the hamlet, rather than at the main quay. From there the paths, the calm water of La Concha and, if you want it, lunch at the picturesque Antoñito's restaurant, which the operator names itself.
Schedule is where privacy pays. Six departure times run from 9:30 through to 15:30, and six return times through to 17:30, which is later than the shared boat's schedule allows; the operator sums it up as full timetable availability. You pick a pair.
Snorkelling is recommended rather than supplied: the operator praises the park's crystal-clear water and its marine life, but the service listed against this booking is the return transfer, so bring your own mask.
The permit is not optional and not automatic. Because this trip puts you ashore, the booking form runs the Isla de Lobos authorisation step: either FuerteCharter files the access requests with your reservation — it states the handling is included at no additional cost, and asks for each adult's name, surname, country and ID number — or you declare that you hold them or will apply yourself, and the form points you to lobospass.com.
What are the highlights?
- €150 buys the boat, so the arithmetic improves with every extra person up to twelve
- Six outbound times — 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 12:00, 15:30 — with the return agreed with the operator
- Landing at El Puertito, the hamlet on the islet's south side, where the lagoons are
- A semi-rigid rather than a passenger ferry — the operator's shallow-draught boat, its own base port
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- 9:30Departure of your choice
Outbound slots: 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 12:00 and 15:30, from the operator's home port in Corralejo.
- —Ten minutes across El Río on the semi-rigid
A shallow-draught boat, which is how it reaches the inner lagoons on the south of the islet.
- —Ashore at El Puertito
The paths, the calm water of La Concha, and, if you wish, lunch at Antoñito's restaurant, which the operator names.
- 17:30Return at the time you picked
Return slots run to 17:30 — later than the shared water taxi allows.
What's included in the price?
- The private return transfer Corralejo — Isla de Lobos on the operator's semi-rigid, at the times you pick
- Exclusive use of the boat — the €150 does not change with the number of passengers
- Handling of the Isla de Lobos access requests if you choose that option when booking — the operator states it is included at no additional cost
What's not included?
- Snorkelling gear — recommended by the operator, not supplied on this booking
- Food and drink, including lunch at Antoñito's restaurant on the islet
- Guiding on the island
- Footwear for hiking, swimwear, a cap, sunscreen, a towel and something warm 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
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Who deals with the Lobos permit?
Where does it drop us, and can we eat on the island?
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Six of us — is this cheaper than the shared water taxi?
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