Boat Snorkelling on the Jandía Coast — Two Hours from Morro Jable (Fuerteventura Buceo)
A dive centre's snorkelling trip rather than a beach rental: two hours on the boat, one of them guided in the water, at spots chosen along the Jandía coast. 40 € per person with the full snorkelling kit, drinks and snacks on board; 7 % IGIC is added. Suitable for all ages, and one person in the group can swap to a try dive on the same trip.
Fuerteventura, Spain · 2h · €40 per person for the two-hour boat trip with 1 hour of guided snorkelling, full kit included · ES · EN
From the first moment they made me feel at home. The whole team is very kind and very professional, so I felt safe at all times. The boat is perfect, with everything you need to be comfortable. Between dives they offer coffee and something to eat, a detail that makes the difference. The marine life is spectacular.
What is this tour like?
Fuerteventura Buceo is a dive centre first, and this trip is what its boat does when the people on board are not carrying tanks. The excursion runs about two hours in total, of which one hour is guided snorkelling in spots the crew picks along the Jandía coast on the day.
The centre pitches it as a family outing — comfortable, accessible, suitable for all ages — and the practical reason it works that way is the boat. The same Diving my Life that takes divers to the Veril has hot-water showers, toilets, a dry area for belongings and a café service, so a child who gets cold has somewhere to go. Hot and cold drinks and snacks are included.
On what you might see, the operator is honest about the difference between usual and lucky: a wide variety of fish and rays is described as common, and the angel shark as something you see “with a bit of luck”. Fuerteventura Buceo does not publish a season for them; another island dive centre, Punta Amanay in Corralejo, puts the better angel-shark window between November and February, which is worth knowing if that is what you came for.
One feature makes this useful for a mixed group: a Try Dive can be added on the same excursion, so one person can go under with an instructor while the others stay on the surface. That is a separate booking at 105 €, not part of the 40 €. The snorkelling price covers a professional guide, the full snorkelling equipment, the fully equipped boat, drinks and snacks; the 7 % IGIC is added on top.
What are the highlights?
- One full hour guided in the water, not a ten-minute stop
- Spots picked along the Jandía coast by the crew that dives them daily
- The full snorkelling kit is in the price
- Hot and cold drinks and snacks on board, with showers and a dry area
- Someone in the group can take a try dive on the same trip while the rest snorkel
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- Boarding at the port of Morro Jable
- One hour of guided snorkelling
- Back on board
What's included in the price?
- A professional guide
- Full snorkelling equipment
- A fully equipped boat — hot-water showers, toilets and a dry area on board
- Hot and cold drinks
- Snacks on board
What's not included?
- Taxes — IGIC 7 %, which the centre's price list states is not included
- The optional Try Dive on the same excursion — a separate 105 € booking
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Fuerteventura Buceo Diving Center, Avenida del Saladar s/n, Centro Comercial Cosmo, local 49, 35626 Morro Jable (Jandía), Fuerteventura. The boat leaves from the port of Morro Jable, and the centre runs the transfer from the dive centre to the boat. The coordinates here are the port; the street address comes from the centre’s Google Business listing. or.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
FAQ
How much of the two hours is actually in the water?
Do I need my own mask and fins?
Is it suitable for children?
Will we see angel sharks?
Can one of us dive while the others snorkel?
Where does the boat leave from?
Is there anywhere to get warm afterwards?
Does the price include tax?
Quick questions
What do guests say?
“From the first moment they made me feel at home. The whole team is very kind and very professional, so I felt safe at all times. The boat is perfect, with everything you need to be comfortable. Between dives they offer coffee and something to eat, a detail that makes the difference. The marine life is spectacular.”
“Many thanks to Nico and his whole very friendly team for the four wonderful dives made from his very comfortable boat. The dive sites are full of life and I will gladly come back. Thanks too to Nico's wife for her comforting hot chocolate after the dive.”
How can you pay?
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