Fuerteventura: PRIVATE Catamaran All Inclusive Lobos in

The best part of this trip is its private setup: your group gets the catamaran, crew, meal, and water activities without sharing the boat with strangers. You cruise from Corralejo toward Lobos Island Natural Park, then choose between paddle boarding, snorkeling, eating onboard, or simply enjoying the sea.

I like the small maximum group of 10, which makes this feel more personal than a standard boat outing. I also like that food, drinks, boards, and snorkeling gear are included, so you do not need to rent equipment or plan lunch separately. The main drawback is the four-hour limit: if you want a full day on Lobos, this trip will feel brief, and towels and sunscreen are not provided.

Key points

• Private boat for up to 10 people: You get the catamaran exclusively for your own family or friends.
• Four hours from Corralejo: Morning and afternoon departures let you fit the trip around your day.
• Lobos Island Natural Park setting: The route brings you into one of Fuerteventura’s most appealing coastal areas.
• Food and drinks included: The meal is prepared onboard, with homemade-style cooking, fresh sangria, and beer reported on one outing.
• Paddle boards and snorkeling gear supplied: You can spend more time in the water without arranging rentals.
• Several languages available: The activity is offered in English, Spanish, Italian, French, and German.

A private way to reach Lobos from Corralejo

This is less a sightseeing cruise with a fixed script and more a private sea outing for your own group. You meet at Bar Restaurant La Lonja at the Corralejo pier, in front of the yellow fish, then board for a four-hour trip around Lobos Island Natural Park.

The private format matters. On a shared boat, you often follow the crew’s timetable and spend the day beside people you have never met. Here, the group can enjoy the same boat together, which is especially useful for a family with children, a group of friends, or a couple celebrating a special occasion with a few companions.

The maximum is 10 people, so the $647 group price works out to about $65 per person if you fill every place. That includes the boat, crew, food, drinks, paddle boards, and snorkeling equipment. For a full group, that is a reasonable price for a private half-day on the water. For only two or three people, the cost per person rises quickly, so this outing makes the most financial sense when shared among family or friends.

Meeting the crew at Corralejo harbor

Your starting point is easy to identify: Bar Restaurant La Lonja at Muelle de Corralejo, directly in front of the yellow fish. The trip ends at the same meeting point, so you do not need to arrange a separate return transfer.

The supplied information does not name the skipper or crew, but the service is offered in English, Spanish, Italian, French, and German. That language range can make the safety talk and activity instructions easier to follow for mixed-language groups.

Arrive with the essentials already packed. Towels and sunscreen are not included, so bring both. You will also want practical swimwear and something dry for the ride back, though the operator does not specify a clothing list. Since the trip lasts four hours, apply sunscreen before boarding and bring any personal items you know you will need.

Cruising toward Lobos Island Natural Park

The main setting is the water between Corralejo and Lobos. The trip gives you a different view of Fuerteventura than a land excursion, with time to watch the coast recede and the island come into view.

Lobos is protected as a natural park, so the appeal is the open sea, clear coastal water, and quiet natural setting rather than a long list of built attractions. The crew also shares information about the history of Lobos and the surrounding islands, giving the cruise some context beyond eating and swimming.

You should keep your expectations realistic. This is a four-hour catamaran trip, not a full guided tour of every corner of Lobos. The supplied details do not promise a long island walk or a particular landing point, so book it for time on the water and access to sea activities rather than for an inland sightseeing program.

The boat itself is part of the experience. A clean catamaran gives you space to sit, eat, watch the views, and move between activities. One account also describes time spent sailing for a while, suggesting that the crew may include a simple sailing segment when conditions and timing allow. Exact sailing time is not specified, so treat it as a pleasant possibility rather than a guaranteed part of the schedule.

Choosing a morning or afternoon departure

You can choose a morning or afternoon outing. Both options last four hours, so the better choice depends on how you want to use the rest of your day in Corralejo.

A morning departure leaves your afternoon free for other plans. It can also suit families who prefer to get their main activity finished before the hottest part of the day. An afternoon departure gives you a slower start and can fit well after a relaxed morning, though you should check the exact departure time when booking because the supplied details do not list it.

Neither option is described as better for snorkeling or sailing. Water conditions can affect how much time the crew gives to each activity, and the operator does not promise a specific wildlife sighting or fixed swim stop. The strength of the trip is flexibility within a private group, not a rigid checklist of stops.

Paddle boards and snorkeling in the Lobos waters

Paddle boards and snorkeling equipment are included, which is one of the clearest practical advantages of this trip. You can try both activities without adding rental fees or carrying bulky gear from your accommodation.

Paddle boarding gives you a quiet way to look back at the catamaran and coastline from the water. It is also easy for a group to take turns, with some people on the boards while others relax onboard. The available information does not state how many boards are carried, so if every person in your group wants to paddle at the same time, ask the operator before booking.

Snorkeling adds a closer look at the water around the island. The equipment is supplied, but no specific marine animals, reef, or underwater site is promised. That means you should enjoy the chance to explore rather than book this as a specialist snorkeling tour.

The crew organizes the water activities, and one outing included both paddle boards and snorkeling gear for a group of eight. That makes the trip practical for a larger private party, though the exact order of activities can vary.

A homemade-style meal served onboard

Food is included, and the meal is a major part of the appeal. The accounts describe food prepared onboard, including homemade cooking and freshly cooked dishes. One group also had fresh sangria and beer, though the exact menu and drink selection are not listed.

This is useful on a four-hour trip. You do not have to leave the boat to find lunch, and the meal turns the outing into more than a simple swim stop. You can eat while looking out over the water, then return to the boards or snorkeling when you are ready.

At the same time, do not assume that the menu will suit every dietary need. No vegetarian, vegan, allergy, or child-friendly menu information is provided. If anyone in your group has food restrictions, contact the operator before paying and ask what can be prepared.

The wording about the meal suggests a hands-on, informal experience rather than restaurant service. One account describes the group preparing food themselves, while others describe the crew cooking a homemade meal. The safest expectation is a relaxed onboard meal with crew involvement, not a formal dining service.

What makes the private format worth the price

At $647 for up to 10 people, the value depends heavily on group size. A full group pays about $65 each, which covers a private four-hour catamaran, crew, food, drinks, paddle boards, and snorkeling equipment. That compares well with paying separate fees for a boat, meal, equipment, and drinks.

For six people, the cost is roughly $108 per person. For four, it is about $162 each. A couple would pay the full group price unless the operator offers another arrangement, so this is not the most economical choice for two people.

The private format also gives you something that a cheaper shared excursion cannot: control over the company around you. You can celebrate, talk freely, let children take breaks, and decide how much time to spend eating or in the water without fitting into a large crowd.

Still, value depends on what you want from Lobos. If your priority is a long island hike, a detailed nature tour, or several hours of snorkeling, the four-hour private catamaran may not cover enough ground. If your priority is relaxed time at sea with your own group, the package is stronger.

Who will enjoy this catamaran most

I would recommend this trip most to families and friend groups that can fill several of the 10 available places. It is also a good match for people who want a private setting and do not want to organize a boat, lunch, and water equipment separately.

Children and first-time paddle boarders may appreciate having activities available without a separate rental process. The private boat also gives a group more breathing room than a large excursion, though the supplied information does not provide age limits or specific details about assistance in the water.

It suits mixed groups well. One person can snorkel, another can paddle board, and someone else can stay onboard with a drink. That variety is important because not everyone enjoys the same pace on a sea trip.

You may want to choose another option if you dislike being on boats, need a fully specified food menu, or want a long stay on the island itself. The operator gives you the setting and equipment, but the exact swim areas, meal menu, and sailing time are not listed.

Booking details that matter

You can reserve now and pay later, which helps if you are still arranging your Fuerteventura schedule. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund.

The trip returns to the original meeting point at Bar Restaurant La Lonja. That simple out-and-back arrangement makes it easier to combine with plans in Corralejo, but remember to bring your own towel and sunscreen.

The overall rating is 4.8 from six ratings, a small sample but a strong one. The most consistent praise concerns the friendly crew, clean boat, freshly prepared food, relaxed skipper, and helpful service. Those are the details that shape the day more than any single scenic stop.

Should you book the Lobos catamaran?

Book it if you can share the $647 cost with a family or group of friends and want a private half-day on the sea. The combination of Lobos scenery, onboard food, drinks, paddle boards, and snorkeling equipment removes much of the usual planning work.

I would be more cautious if you are traveling as only two people or if your main goal is to explore Lobos on foot. This is a social boat outing with time for swimming and eating, not a full island expedition.

For the right group, it offers a comfortable balance: enough structure to keep the day easy, enough free time for everyone to choose their own activity, and no strangers taking up the conversation. Pack sunscreen and towels, gather your favorite people, and choose the morning or afternoon slot that fits your plans.

FAQ

How long is the private catamaran excursion?

The excursion lasts four hours.

Where does the activity start?

It starts at Bar Restaurant La Lonja at Muelle de Corralejo, in front of the yellow fish.

Where does the activity finish?

The catamaran returns to the same meeting point at Bar Restaurant La Lonja.

How many people can join the private catamaran?

The private booking accommodates up to 10 participants.

Are food and drinks included?

Yes. Food and drinks are included in the excursion. The exact menu is not specified.

Are paddle boards and snorkeling equipment provided?

Yes. Paddle boards and snorkeling equipment are included.

Are towels and sunscreen included?

No. You need to bring your own towels and sunscreen.

Can I choose a morning or afternoon departure?

Yes. The activity is available as a morning or afternoon tour.