Spain · BUGGY AND QUAD TOURS IN FUERTEVENTURA
Good buggy and quad tours in Fuerteventura fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
This half-day 4x4 tour takes you from south Fuerteventura hotels along rough mountain tracks to Cofete Natural Park and Cofete Beach. Expect panoramic viewpoints, native cactus, Villa Winter from the outside, a Canarian food stop, and a dusty, bumpy ride in a white Land Rover marked Discovery. Guides speak English, Spanish, German, or Italian.
“All was perfect, great time, very nice jeep drivers, we had lots of fun.”
Drive your own buggy through Jandía Natural Park and onward to Puerto de la Cruz, also called The Puertito. After hotel pickup, you receive a safety lesson, driving briefing, and dust goggles. Expect gravel tracks, mountain and sea views, a short photo stop, and a chance to change drivers before returning.
“Fun and exciting. Perfect amount of time. Beautiful scenery. Be prepared to get dirty, especially if it has recently rained.”
Take a three-hour buggy tour from Corralejo across dirt tracks, sand dunes, and old volcanic craters. You will drive on roads and off-road trails, stop for photos, and pause at Don Pepe bar for about 20 minutes. Guides such as Margarita, Ben, Tom, and Sayed have been praised for clear safety briefings and island stories. A full license, sunglasses, and a face covering are essential.
“We had a fantastic time on the buggy tour. We had 2 buggies, our daughter has only been driving for a year and she found the buggy easy to drive as they are automatic and enjoyed driving throughout the tour. The majority of the tour is on the main rounds with around a 20-30 minute section off the road in the middle of the tour. We stopped at a little cafe so there was time for a quick drink and a comfort break, the ladies toilets were out of use, not sure if this is a usual thing but be prepared to use the gents as a unisex toilet instead.…”
Take a three-hour guided buggy ride from Costa Calma across dirt tracks, dry riverbeds, and desert hills. Stop at black-sand Playa de Ugan, a small local bar, La Pared, and Playa Sotavento. Guides including Jurjen, Jürgen, and Dominique lead small groups in English, German, Italian, or Spanish. Bring your license, sunglasses, and a face covering.
“one of the best experiences one 4 wheels which i had . greetings from slovakia”
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