The volcanic outpost of Lobos Island juts out of the aquamarine Atlantic, just north of Corralejo. With just a few fishermen's shacks and no hotels or cars, it is a supremely relaxing spot – all the more so from the sun-drenched deck of a catamaran. A lovely morning away from it all.

This one-of-a-kind excursion offers you the chance to explore the ocean with staff from the Canarian Institute of Nature Studies. There's an amazing variety of underwater life in the seas surrounding Fuerteventura, and you'll get the chance to see seabirds, turtles, cetaceans and more during the cruise.

Fancy a day out at sea? This Fuerteventura catamaran cruise fits the bill perfectly. Settle in on the spacious decks, and we'll skirt along the shores of pretty fishing villages – with luck, you may even spot a dolphin or two. When we drop anchor, there'll be swimming, snorkelling and paddleboarding in Cala del Caracol bay. Back on board, an open bar and lunch complete the experience.

Nestled on Fuerteventura's northern tip, Corralejo's crystal-clear waters are brimming with exotic fish. And this scuba diving experience is the ideal introduction to this fun activity. It gives you a taster of a world below the waves under the supervision of PADI instructors.Your dive team will first explain how the breathing equipment works and how to communicate underwater. After this, you'll practise in a shallow pool, with your instructor beside you. Then, take a short boat ride to the coast of Lobos Island, where it's time for your first proper sea dive. You'll be amazed at the underwater life around you. Think vibrant reefs and rock formations busy with bluefin damselfish, parrotfish, wrasse and other marine marvels.If you're lucky, you might even spy a ray or gentle angel shark, too. This is a brilliant opportunity if you've ever wanted to give scuba diving a go.

Fuerteventura's warm and windy conditions have made it a mecca for water sports enthusiasts from all over the world. Take advantage of the island's ideal climate to either try a water sport out for the first time or get in some practice with courses taught by professionals. Courses can be anything from three hours to three days.

Set off from Corralejo on the Oby, an exclusive catamaran, for an unforgettable four-hour cruise to the Isla de Lobos. Bask in the Canarian sun or cool off in the azure waters, with just 21 guests for a truly VIP experience. Whether you're diving into a snorkeling adventure or lounging on deck, relaxation and fun await. With refreshments and food served on board, soak in the serene beauty of Fuerteventura in style.

If you've always wanted to give snorkelling or scuba diving a go, this is spot on. It's a great chance for first-timers to try it out, with a guide on hand to help you spot the fantastic undersea life around Fuerteventura. After a quick introduction, you'll head for a local bay to get started.

An experience that combines exploration, relaxation, Puertito fishing village, and the Isla de Lobos' marine wonders from Corralejo.

Admire the fishing village of Pozo Negro, sunbathe on the deck of the catamaran and enjoy a mixed paella on board.

Remote beaches, volcanic craters and a healthy dose of amazing views are the key ingredients of this 4x4 island tour. You'll explore northern Fuerteventura high and low, travelling to inspiring locations such as the Bayuyo volcano, Majanicho and El Cotillo. It's an action-packed day of off-road sightseeing.The adventure kicks off as you head south from Corralejo, along the desert tracks towards Lajares. Soak up the spectacular vistas of the beaches and the turquoise sea from this elevated spot – even taking in views of neighbouring Lanzarote to the north, across the Bocayna Strait.More memorable views are in store as we zoom through volcanic badlands towards the remote coastal hamlet of Majanicho. From here, we press on to Cotillo – famed for its triple lighthouse – and where you'll have some free time to chill out on the beach.

Discover Fuerteventura's natural beauty spots on a relaxing e-bike tour. With three routes to choose from, your e-bike can be used like any other bike or, at the flick of a switch, can help you to get up those steep bits.On the easy tour from the north, you'll pass ancient volcanic craters before a pit-stop at a local bar in Lajares. Take the advanced route from the north, and you'll travel the dusty, desert roads towards El Cotillo lagoon. And on both trips, you'll get to visit Calderon Hondo crater, too.From the south, you can take the Costa Calma tour – a journey from east to west, over lunar landscapes and desert scenery, across the narrowest part of the island.

The rugged terrain and winding trails of Fuerteventura make it ideal for a buggy drive. And this tour's a three-hour dream for adrenaline junkies, with plenty of breaks to relax things down a bit and take in some of the island's most beautiful and deserted spots on a buggy adventure.

The two-wheeled roller revolution has come to Fuerteventura. Sightseeing has never been more fun – and easier. Once you get the hang of it, the only way is forward. These tours follow coastal roads and promenades on the shorter tours and inland villages on the longer routes.After pick-up at your hotel, you'll be brought to the tour's starting point for instruction on how to use your personal transporter. Once you're ready, the two-wheeled adventure rolls along promenades or tracks with some great views.The rollers are really easy to ride – sophisticated tilt sensors know when you are leaning forward, just like your brain does. A great way to explore Fuerteventura. There are four routes from different locations on the island – Las Salinas 2.5-hour tour from Caleta de Fuste and then three tours from the south; Beach & Sun 1.5-hour tour, La Pared 2.5-hour tour and a half-day Tiscamanita tour.

You'll get a real taste of Fuerteventura on this hands-on tour. Spend the morning on a working goat farm and learn everything there is to know about local goats and the cheese production process. Next, try your hand at making fresh goat's cheese which you can take home with you. And of course, the visit wouldn't be complete without a tasting of the award-winning delicacy.

If you're itching to explore another of the Canary Islands while you're in Fuerteventura, then this easy trip to Lanzarote will see you hopping there and back in a day. You'll catch the ferry over from Corralejo and dock in Playa Blanca, where it's up to you how you spend your time until the return ferry late in the afternoon.The ferry will leave mid-morning for a quick 45-minute crossing to the volcanic lands of Lanzarote. Once you've stepped on to its shores, you'll have about five hours to explore, see and do as you wish. Playa Blanca's got a whole host of shops, bars and seafood restaurants lining the promenade, which are perfect for a spot of lunch.There are also three beaches – two of which are Blue Flag winners, so you're guaranteed great sunbathing conditions. Alternatively, head out of town to see Los Hervideros, a string of wind and wave-battered volcanic cliffs, and one of Lanzarote's top attractions. Catch the ferry back in the late afternoon, and you'll be in Corralejo in time for a pre-dinner cocktail.

Car-free Lobos Island is just a short ferry trip away from Fuerteventura. The isle is all raw nature with hardly any signs of human activity, so it makes for a fascinating backdrop to your cruise. You can head over on the ferry and size the island up from the sea as you have time to view the lagoons and snorkel in its tropical waters. Whether you're a nature lover or a sunseeker, you're bound to fall in love with Lobos Island. Its pristine beaches and the inviting waters brimming with marine life are straight out of Robinson Crusoe.There are a few fishermen's huts by the harbour, and beyond lies a scarred volcanic landscape. A lighthouse on the north coast looks across to the neighbouring island of Lanzarote. What's more, you'll have a drink included onboard to sip on as you take in the views.

The real Fuerteventura awaits. Join us on this exclusive tour for a maximum of eight passengers and explore typical local villages, a goat farm and beaches, with the option of free time. You'll travel in a comfortable and air-conditioned minivan, guaranteeing you the best experience.Discover the central-southern area of the island, with its stunning beaches, intense colours and beautiful landscapes. You'll get the chance to visit a goat farm and learn about these playful animals, as well as goat's cheese production, before sampling some locally-made products. Then, you'll visit Ajuy, on the west coast. Experience the chalk cliffs and sea caves with your guide – a perfect photo opportunity.Relax during your free time at the beach and if you fancy a bite to eat, there are some great local restaurants to choose from. In the afternoon, the tour continues to the famous Sotavento beach in Costa Calma. Enjoy pure peace on this 18 km beach with golden sand and indulge in the inviting turquoise sea.

Lanzarote and Fuerteventura may only be 25 minutes apart but scenery wise, they're light years apart. On this full day tour, you can discover some of the best bits – the volcanoes of the Lunar Route, Cesar Manrique's inspired architecture at Jameos del Agua and some local wines in La Geria.

Were the sky not blue in Lanzarote, you'd think you were on the Moon or Mars. But Lanzarote is just 30 minutes away from Fuerteventura, which is a short time to travel for an otherworldly experience. You'll visit Timanfaya National Park, El Golfo and a winery – all in one day.

Explore the atmospheric landscapes, craters and barren mountains of inland Fuerteventura. On this exclusive tour, you'll venture into the heart of the island, taking in epic views, rustic villages and volcanoes.Travelling in eight-seater minivans, we'll be able to access narrow roads and country tracks that big coaches can't. Your guide will fill you in on everything there is to know about Fuerteventura as you contemplate its eroded mountains, desolate lava fields and remote villages.This trip takes you east to west to see the northern volcanic landscape, the Bohemian village of Lajares and Corralejo sand dunes. There's also a visit to the fishing port of El Cotillo and its spectacular coastline before a chance to see the lighthouse and the impressive Piedra Playa, as well as a swim in a sheltered lagoon or time to grab some lunch from a great selection of restaurants.

Fuerteventura is famed for its miles of sandy beaches but head inland and you'll find a land that time forgot. This exclusive excursion takes in colonial churches, the whitewashed villages of Pajara and Betancuria, a farm and an aloe vera plantation among other attractions.