Let's go see the wonders of nature... Famous because of the movie Wonder Woman. The 10 kilometers long natural white dunes. If the weather conditions permit, we will also have an extra photo stop on the natural corral dunes If time left we stop on the dunes.

Discover one of Fuerteventura’s most unique natural wonders. The famous “popcorn corals” of Corralejo are not actually corals, but fossilized red calcareous algae, some dating back as far as 4,000 years. Shaped by the powerful Atlantic waves and currents, these fascinating white formations have rolled across the seabed for centuries, creating their distinctive popcorn-like appearance

Volcano Bayuyo is A truly unforgettable stop! Discover the impressive Malpaís de la Arena, one of Fuerteventura’s most remarkable volcanic landscapes. This protected area was shaped by the island’s most recent volcanic activity, with the majestic Bayuyo Volcano forming part of this spectacular volcanic chain. Take in the unique scenery, learn about the island’s fascinating geological history, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Northern Fuerteventura.

Mirador de Vallebrón – A View You Will Never Forget One of the most spectacular viewpoints in Northern Fuerteventura, Mirador de Vallebrón offers breathtaking panoramic views across the island’s volcanic landscapes, traditional villages, and the Atlantic Ocean. Located on the slopes of Montaña de la Muda, this scenic stop overlooks the protected Vallebrón landscape, where millions of years of volcanic activity and erosion have shaped the dramatic ridges and valleys you see today. On clear days, you can admire the iconic Sacred Mountain of Tindaya, the charming village of La Oliva, and the rugged coastline stretching towards El Cotillo.

Free time ! Beach or cocktail Time!

Coffee break or sandwich time on a local bar.

️ Montaña de Tindaya – The Sacred Mountain of Fuerteventura Rising gracefully from the plains of northern Fuerteventura, Montaña de Tindaya is one of the island’s most iconic landmarks and a place of great cultural, historical, and spiritual significance. Known as the Sacred Mountain, Tindaya was revered by the island’s original inhabitants, the Majos, who carved more than 300 mysterious footprints into its summit over a thousand years ago. . Beyond its rich history, Montaña de Tindaya offers breathtaking views over the surrounding volcanic landscapes, traditional villages, and the Atlantic Ocean. Its unique geological formation and striking silhouette have made it one of the most photographed mountains in Fuerteventura. A visit to Montaña de Tindaya is more than a sightseeing stop—it’s a journey through the history, culture, and soul of Fuerteventura.