Private Sunset Sailing Canary Islands Tour from Corralejo, Fuerteventura (3h)

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Itinerary

1. 1
   Puerto de Corralejo

   15 min - Our tour starts by meeting at the Corralejo port where we board and get comfortable on our sailing boat before departure.

2. 2
   Isla de Lobos

   2 hr 30 min - Sailing trip continues navigating in the vicinity of the Lobos Island, where we will see the Caldera Volcano, the Bocaina Canal, the Great Dunes Natural Park (panoramic view of Fuerteventura from the boat). We will anchor in the south of Lobos ... enjoy fun time bathing, snorkeling and refreshing beverages. Everyone has opportunity to try a stand-up paddle board, kayak, snorkel and fins to enjoy the transparent waters of Fuerteventura. Private tours can be also planned together in advance and the tour plan can be adjusted to our guests preferences.

3. 3
   Stop 3

   La Bocayna or La Bocaina is a five kilometer long stretch of sea that separates the Lanzarote islands from Fuerteventura, mediating the volcanic Lobos Island. The depth of this Bocaina channel is not more than 10 meters. On clear days both islands can be seen with the naked eye from each other. The strait offers perfect conditions for sailing and world-class surfable waves can be found around the coast of Lobos. The island of Lobos is a small rock formation of about 6 km2, with a maximum height of 127 meters to the top of the Caldera volcano. It is located in this strait of La Bocaina.

4. 4
   Calderon Hondo

   The Calderon Hondo Volcano is one of the best preserved and has a crater 70 meters deep. Its scenery is most beautifully observed from the sea.

5. 5
   Parque Natural de Corralejo

   The Great Dunes National Park - This coastal zone, measuring 2.5 by 10.5 kilometers, is located in the north-east of the island and has two contrasting but nevertheless harmonious sides. In the north, alongside Corralejo is the biggest dune spread in the whole of the Canary Islands; an enormous extension of white sands bathed by the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean. To the south, the opposite awaits: a volcanic landscape, red and ocher, dramatic and rugged.

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