Buggy safari from Corralejo, El Cotillo and Caleta de Fuste
Have fun alone, with your partner, family or friends on this buggy tour in Corralejo which includes more than 70% off-road driving on dirt roads.
Fun, adrenaline, adventure and impressive landscapes make this safari buggy an essential activity if you stay in the center and north of the island.
The buggies are automatic and easy to drive. Remember that you should bring sunglasses to protect your eyes and a bandana or scarf to protect your mouth and nose from the dirt kicked up by the buggies in certain areas of the route. If you don’t have one, you can buy it before starting the tour.
Enjoy off-road driving on dirt and stone roads, which are uneven and full of curves. If you have two drivers in the same buggy, you can take turns during the stops. Remember that drivers must bring their original, valid driving license.
Observe the numerous volcanic cones that we’ll find during much of the route through the volcanic area of northeastern Fuerteventura.
We’ll do the asphalt road part of the route mainly to get from the starting point to the volcano area or to get from the volcano area to the Corralejo Dunes Natural Park, an authentic tourist attraction in northern Fuerteventura.
Inside the Natural Park, we’ll make a stop so you can walk through its dunes and take the last photos of the buggy tour before returning to the starting point.
We hope that, at the end of the tour, you’ll leave feeling like you had one of the best moments of your holidays in Fuerteventura.
Requirements
Bring sunglasses. Drivers must drive with closed-toe shoes and have a valid original driver’s license. If you do not bring sunglasses or a bandana, you can purchase them before taking the tour.
Recommendations
Buggy tours are not recommended for people with back problems or pregnant women.
**The tour is always done respecting the environment.
Do you drive through the dunes?
No. This is completely prohibited. The tour is done respecting the environment.
Are there stops during the tour?
Yes, there are usually 2 stops in the offroad area and another one in the Corralejo Dunes Natural Park so you can walk through its dunes.
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