Lobos Island

Amazing!! There’s nothing I can say about this beautiful peaceful and quiet place but amazing!! I loved my short journey here and I would go back in a heartbeat

Took a return ticket with Naviera Nortour company 15th March 2025 (€17 return, left on the 11.15 and returned on the 16:00). Island itself is strangely alluring. Unfortunately I found it pretty busy in the main two places to swim (Puertito Isla de Lobos and Playa de la Concha) - not heaving, but enough to be annoying in the key photogenic spots. I don’t know what’s happening with the authorisation that people are meant to get to visit this island, allegedly limiting the visitor numbers to max 400 per day in 2 “shifts”, morning and afternoon. No one mentioned this once when purchasing tickets or boarding the ferry. A shame because there were so many companies offering boats there, I am sure that these combinations exceed 400 people per day. I hiked around 13km (I only had Converse on, nothing more than that). The lighthouse was a nice place to break up the day, approx 1hr from either direction at an estimate - I came prepared with fresh bread, ham and cheese and had a small picnic. I had stopped by the chiringuito upon arrival, as advised to make a booking, but they had no fish and a bunch of other stuff off menu so I didn’t bother in the end and was grateful I had planned ahead just in case. There was some shade finally at the lighthouse - lacking elsewhere on the loop. Also very nice views over the island itself and out towards Lanzarote. As most reviews state - no toilets or shops, slather on the suncream as it’s sunny AND windy, hats and everything. I was worried the 4+ hours I had on the island would be too long but with the loop walk and a swim at the end it was the most perfectly timed day.

Beautiful Island with crystal blue clear water. Reminds of similar places in the caribbean. Can get crowded though during peak season. Should be a great place to snorkel. We tried it but we had more succes seeing different kinds of marine life in other places on Fuerteventura, like Morro Jable and Gran Tarajal . But because it's a cove the water is very calm and thanks the clarity there is great visibility. Be sure to stay on the paths because the island is a protected nature reserve. If you don't you may get yelled at by locals. There a multiple compagnies that offer day trips to the island, all departing from Coralejo. So take the ferry and have a relaxing day at Isla de Lobos!

Great destination for a day trip in the north of Fuerteventura. A ferry takes those interested from Corralejo to the island. The ticket costs no more than 20 euros per person. The island is home to beautiful nature, a large mountain and a beautiful lighthouse. You should allow about three hours to see everything. There is also a small restaurant near the ferry dock.

If you're fed up with mass tourism or if you're just looking for something 'different'; Lobos Island is the place. The island is small and the official number of inhabitants is limited to 3 (!). There is only one bar and one restaurant on the island; so you better come prepared and equipped; but it's unique and pretty virgin. You go back and forth with a speed boat and if you're lucky you'll see a dolphin like we did. The beaches aren't crowded and the water is turquoise. It's so gorgeous that I highly recommend you to go and spend a day there! 110% worth it! But again, make sure to take sandwiches and drinks with you. The options are limited on the island. And I guess I don't need to remember you to take your trash with you when you're leaving.

Stunning place to visit. There’s not a great deal of shelter which was to be expected so if you’re taking young children I’d recommend taking an umbrella to shelter from the sun. Would highly recommend

one of my best hikes so far! no shadow, 3h around the island with small mountain and amazing laguna at the end. just start and go rightways around. u can see fuerteventura & lanzarote.

Wonderful island near Corralejo, Fuerteventura. Accessible by boat with a range of competitors providing options from little speed boats through to larger craft costing around €16 for a day return trip. You can walk around the whole island on a circular route in 2-2.5 hours which we found well worth it to sample the fascinating range of landscapes on the island. The volcano Montana La Caldera to the west of the island is well worth the climb although it can be busy with tourists. There is a nice beach (Playa de la Concha) 10-15 minutes from the port. We went there to relax after our long walk until our return boat. There are no real facilities on the island so make sure you bring food and drink. There is also limited opportunities for shade. Very nice place to visit though and highly recommended.

Right on Toro Beach so location is good. I got a pizza and coke for about $20. Decent size and pizza was not bad = not gourmet but not Pizza Hut too. Service was nothing special and I'd give a 2 for service and 3.5 for food and 4 for location. So 3/5 overall

A nice and modern Grill / Bistro / Restaurant right at Toro Beach. We came here for some late afternoon snacks, and the turned out more like full dinner. The food was delicious, the local salt potatoes sides and Mojo dips were great.

Had a great evening with paella, cocktails, dinner for the kids! Great view on the beach!! Reasonable prices!

Absolutely excellent. Toro beach is perfectly situated on the beach (as the name would imply) with views of Lobos Island and the Atlantic Ocean. It's the sister restaurant or Toro Bravo although Toro beach seems to have a more extensive fish and sea food menu. I took the chicken in Almond sauce which was excellent. The other members of our party had chicken and the fish fillet which was also praised. Service was excellent. I also liked the presentation of the post dinner digestiv shots which came in a small flask for the table rather than being poured behind the bar. It was a nice presentation. We will definitely return.