Lobos Island Trip from LanzaroteDolphins on the Way and a Picnic Ashore
Tour highlights
What's included
Included
- Return transfer from your accommodation by air-conditioned coach, unless you book it without
- The crossing from Puerto del Carmen to Isla de Lobos and back on the Biosfera Jet
- Two and a half hours of free time on Lobos
- Commentary on board
- Picnic lunch: sandwiches, gazpacho, drinkable yogurt, water, and beer or juice
Not included
- Snorkelling gear
Full description
Isla de Lobos from Lanzarote
A half-day trip from Lanzarote to Isla de Lobos, the islet off the north of Fuerteventura, on the Biosfera Jet fast boat from Puerto del Carmen. Dolphin watching on the way over, two and a half hours ashore, and a picnic with drinks.
The dolphin route
A coach collects you from your accommodation in the morning and takes you to the marina at Puerto del Carmen. The crossing takes about an hour and a half along the coast of Lanzarote, and the crew spend it looking for dolphins, whales and other cetaceans and telling you about the species you see.
On Lobos
You have two and a half hours on the island. Walk to the small village and its natural pool, swim off the beaches, or set out on the paths. The picnic comes with you: sandwiches, gazpacho, a drinkable yogurt, water, and a beer or a juice. Snorkelling gear is not included, so bring your own if you want it.
Worth knowing
Bring a jacket for the crossing, a hat and sun cream. For a vegetarian picnic or an allergy, let us know at least a day before. The trip is not accessible for wheelchairs, and getting on and off the boat is hard with reduced mobility.
Children aged 4 to 12 pay a reduced fare.
Pickup & meeting point
Where to meet
Puerto del Carmen marina, old harbour, Lanzarote.
Free hotel pick-up from Playa Blanca, Puerto Calero, Puerto del Carmen, Arrecife, Costa Teguise, Playa Honda.
Good to know
- Swimwear
- A towel
- Sun cream
- A hat
- Comfortable clothes and shoes
- A jacket for the crossing
- Not accessible for wheelchair users.
- Getting on and off the boat and walking around Isla de Lobos is very hard with reduced mobility.
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