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Catamaran Sailing to Isla de Lobos from Corralejo — 4-Hour Swim, Snorkel & Paella - Corralejo

Catamaran Sailing to Isla de Lobos from Corralejo — 4-Hour Swim, Snorkel & Paella

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling or SUP.

Overview

Set sail from Corralejo to Isla de Lobos on a small catamaran for a four-hour excursion of sailing, snorkeling, kayaking and paella on deck. Anchor off the protected islet, swim crystal water, and enjoy drinks and equipment provided by the crew.

Catamaran Sailing to Isla de Lobos from Corralejo — 4-Hour Swim, Snorkel & Paella

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The catamaran slips away from Corralejo’s marina with the same calm patience of a tide waiting to be read. Onboard—no more than twenty people—passengers trade the clatter of the quay for the low thrum of hulls cutting wind and the fresh, mineral smell of Atlantic spray. Within minutes the coastline of Fuerteventura collapses into a low line of sand dunes and white buildings; ahead, Isla de Lobos rises like a dark coin of volcanic rock, its cliffs daring the sea to push closer.

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Adventure Tips

Arrive early

Be at Muelle Deportivo 30 minutes before departure to check in and secure a good spot on deck.

Bring reef-safe sunscreen

Apply biodegradable sunscreen before boarding to protect the local marine reserve and avoid reapplying in the water.

Pack motion-sickness remedies

Windier afternoons can roll the boat—if you’re prone to seasickness, take prophylactics before leaving port.

Secure footwear

Water shoes help on ladders and slippery decks and protect against rocky landings if using kayaks close to shore.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Audouin’s gulls and other seabirds
  • Schooling fish visible while snorkeling

History

Isla de Lobos served as a small fishing and salt-gathering outpost historically and now functions as a protected natural reserve with limited visitor impact.

Conservation

Tours anchor offshore to protect fragile shorelines; guests are encouraged to use reef-safe products and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Swimsuit and quick-dry towel

Essential

You’ll be in the water and will want a dry change for the sail back.

summer specific

Reef-safe sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin and the marine environment—apply before boarding.

all specific

Light windbreaker

Wind picks up on the open water; a thin shell prevents chill on the return leg.

spring specific

Water shoes

Provide traction on wet surfaces and protect feet when entering the water from the platform.

summer specific