North & Corralejo Tour
Explore the wild north coast of Fuerteventura - from imposing dunes and cooled volcanic craters to fishing villages and shopping in Corralejo.
- North-east coast - Isla de Lobos
- Accessible by boat transfer from Corralejo
- Sheltered bay with a white sandy beach and turquoise-coloured water
- No sanitary facilities
- Low surf and current
- No lifeguards
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Fantastic bay on the neighbouring island
Playa de la Concha on the small neighbouring island of Lobos is a truly idyllic place that promises peace and relaxation in the middle of the Isla de Lobos Nature Park. This picturesque bay, around 15 minutes by ferry from Corralejo, is characterised by its fine, white sand and crystal-clear, turquoise-coloured water.
Nestled in the unspoilt nature of the island and protected by volcanic rocks, the beach offers a unique setting that is perfect for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet.
The gently sloping shores and calm waters make Playa de la Concha ideal for swimming and snorkelling. The impressive surroundings, characterised by volcanic landscapes and unique flora, are also ideal for walks or hikes on the island.
A highlight is the archaeological excavation site on the edge of the bay, which indicates a Roman settlement from over 2000 years ago. The remains of a Roman workshop for extracting purple dye from sea snails were discovered here.
- VIVE Tip
Excavation site Nearby
- There is an important archaeological site on the edge of Playa de la Concha, which points to a Roman settlement.
- The remains of a workshop for extracting purple dye from sea snails were discovered here, indicating a Roman presence on the island over 2000 years ago.
- Notice
Take catering with you
- There are no catering facilities at Playa de la Concha on Lobos and these are also very limited on the island itself. It is therefore recommended that you bring sufficient food with you.
- Weather
Playa de la Concha de Lobos
23:25,
06/03/2026
16°C
scattered clouds
- Getting There
By boat
- The island of Lobos is located approx. 2 km north-west off the north coast of Fuerteventura and can only be reached by boat from Corralejo.
- There are daily ferry connections that reach the island in about 15 minutes.
- Tickets are available directly at the harbour or online.
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