Cofete Beach Jeep Tour

Enjoy our Cofete beach jeep excursion in Fuerteventura that will allow us to get to know the largest virgin beach of the Canaries, Playa de Cofete, situated to the southeast of the island and considered one of the largest and most beautiful beaches in Europe.
Landscape of the south coast of Fuerteventura
Adventure and fun in nature while discovering the wildest area of Fuerteventura are the most important reasons to do this Jeep safari. Thanks to the expert driving of our guides/drivers and the characteristics of the Jeeps, which are perfect for this type of terrain, we will visit spectacular and remote places.
4x4 caravan by land road
Only 6 passengers can accompany the guide/driver in each Jeep and the distribution of occupants in the Jeeps is determined by language.
Off-road tour in the south
Our first stop is at the Degollada Agua Oveja Lookout, from which we will have a spectacular view of Playa de Cofete, also known as Playa de Barlovento. From this point, we can appreciate the size of the beach, more than 12 km in length. Perhaps this area seems familiar because it has been the sight of some films, the most well-known and recent of which is Exodus: Gods and Kings by Ridley Scott.
Beach of Barlovento
We will also stop in an area where the plant symbol of Fuerteventura is located. It is a small plant similar to a cactus and known as the cardón (Euphorbia canariensis). During this part of the tour we will see the tallest groups of cardons, known as “cardonales,” in the Canaries at over 3 metres high.
Cardones in the south of Fuerteventura
Once we arrive in Playa del Cofete, we will have free time in order to get to know the beach. You will see that given its difficult access, there are barely any people on the beach. You will not be able to go swimming because the surf and its dangerous currents mean this activity is prohibited.
Beach of Cofete
Note that Playa de Cofete is surrounded by mountains that form an immense valley whose lowest point is the shore of the beach. From this beach you will be able to observe the Pico de la Zarza, also known as Pico de Jandía, which is the tallest mountain in Fuerteventura and 807 metres high.
Pico de Jandía seen from Cofete
After our visit to Cofete, we will make an hour-long stop so that you can swim in an area appropriate for this activity, Playa de las Pilas, to the southeast of the island. Don’t forget to bring your bathing suit!
bathe in the beach of Las Pilas
We will make our final stop to get to know the southernmost point of Fuerteventura, the Lighthouse of Jandía, where the sea extends to the east and west of Fuerteventura.
Jandía Lighthouse
From this point we will head to our departure location in Morro Jable, and from there, to the different areas of the island where we picked you up, with the hope that you have experienced one of the best moments of your holiday in Fuerteventura.
jeeps to get to Cofete
Important: the route can vary slightly based on weather conditions.

Recommendations for the Cofete Tour:

Clothing according to the weather and the time of year.
Swimsuit and towel.
Hat and sun cream.

Excursion to Cofete from Morro Jable

The jeep safari leaves from the Morro Jable pier, although there is a pick-up service throughout the island. Check when making the reservation if you want to book the 4×4 excursion with pick-up in Corralejo, Puerto del Rosario, Caleta de Fuste (El Castillo), Las Playitas, Costa Calma, Jandía, Esquinzo and Morro Jable or if you prefer to come on your own to the meeting point on the esplanade at the Morro Jable sports pier.

Important:

During the excursion we will not visit Villa Winter. The excursion is as described and we will only see Casa Winter from Cofete Beach itself.

In times of high demand such as the summer months, Easter and Christmas there is usually an extra departure in the afternoon for clients staying in the southern area of Fuerteventura. If you see that there are no free places when you book for the day you want, fill in the information on the waiting list so that we can make a space for that day.