It was a great day for the kids. We bought a family ticket at our hotel and got a taxi there and back. The queue at the entrance is pretty frustrating, we had a prepaid ticket and we still had to queue. It seems to be not structured well at all. There is a cafe with food options, drinks, beers, coffee. The other thing to mention is that the water does not particularly feel very clean. Slides were good fun, with lots of different ones

This aquapark is really outdated, like it’s been stuck in the 80s. Out of the 7 big slides, 3 were shut down, which makes the place even less worth it. There are barely any sunshades, the food is terrible, it’s not very clean, and they blast nothing but crappy Latin American music all day. It’s only somewhat ok for kids between 3 and 12 years old (they do not care about all that :)))), but beyond that, I wouldn’t recommend it at all.

Really fun water park. The pools were great, salt water and cold which you we appreciated. The slides were great fun with enough variety to cater for all. The staff were great, they were efficient on the slides but generally let the fun happen. The one a occasion I saw them intervene, it was genuinely warrented to stop a child jumping in at the bottom of a slide. Food was probably what you come to expect from a place like this. Not fine dining but fine, the prices were a little high but not terribly so and let's be honest, when did you last go somewhere with a captive audience that did cheap food? We arrived at 11am (1 hour after opening) and still got 3 sun loungers next to each other. We had a thoroughly good time, never felt overcrowded, the wait for slides was more than acceptable and we would recommend it to anyone for a day out in Lanzarote.

Kids loved it, so many slides, not to much waiting for each... lovely in the hot weather, gets cold if the wind gets up. Just went for post 2pm afternoon fun, 3 hours plenty of time to enjoy it.

Visisted August summer. Went for an afternoon entry pass, great time. Decent value £70 for 3A 1C, great fun. Well priced drinks. Plenty of seats when you need them

Pretty good but I would say more for kids there isn’t much to do for adults. You can get through everything very quickly. Still Good, staff were nice

A great place to spend time, have fun and be crazy. My family had a great time. Very nice and safe place.

if you get to lanzarote you must visit this museum. The museum stands out for its spectacular architecture, integrated into the volcanic landscape, with caves, tunnels, secret passages and a lake, offering a special visual experience. There is of course also a story how the house belonged to Omar Sharif but he was the owner only for one day losing the house in a game of bridge. Created by the artist César Manrique, through the artist Jesús Soto. The house was built in the 70s by businessman Sam Benady. parking in front of the museum. I recommend!

Incredible, bonkers house. A James Bond villan's lair if ever there was one. If you close your eyes you can imagine the parties that they must have had here over the years... another Martini please!

Beautiful place but if you have issues with stairs and steps, this will not be for you. You can roam around as you please but it feels like a few more signs to explain where you are are what you are looking at would be good as there is no guide. The bar was quite expensive compared to the rest of the island and some of the choices are questionable (smoothies on the menu but you cannot see the fresh fruit, just various juice cartons)

Beautiful place. We came early, few minutes after opening ( already one bus and few cars were here). You can buy ticket in advance, or directly in the museum ( 10 eur/person). You can find here small suvenír shop and cafe. We spend here Aprx. 1 hour.

A must visit, quirky art and fantasy layout, it’d be great for a party and you can imagine famous actors hanging out here. Not for those with restricted mobility I’d suggest as they’d not see much of the place due to tight stairs and tunnel. It had a cafe and small shop.

Incredible museum, architecture and art house. Truly breathtaking sights to see and a wonderful history. Worth the travel and fee to see. One of the most unique places you'll ever come across.

Stunning place, but make sure you wear proper shoes, sliders and flip flops are no good here, a lot of rough ground and stairs everywhere

A nice place to visit. Some great artisan stalls but also some "genuine"??? leather goods which taint it somewhat. A few burger vans for food. Can get very hot in the town and the vans will charge you €5 for 3 bottles of water. Buy your water in the garage at the edge of town, 3 bottles for less than €1!

Great market with loads of stalls set in a lovely old Spanish village with local cafes great place to spend a few hours.

This place is absolutely stunning, we just kept saying wow wow wow when we visited. Such a special and interesting piece of architecture, would really recommend to visit. The gardens are also magnificent. Plan to spend about 1 hour. Easy free parking. They also have a small coffee shop with some snacks. We bought the combined ticket, you can visit the other house within 15 days of your visit here. The 10 eur tickets is definitely worth the price (17 eur for the combined ticket).

Makes for an interesting visit, getting a chance to look at how the artist lived here before he moved to his new mansion in Haría. The house is very spacious and looks very relaxing. However, with 10€ entrance charge (for non-residents) it's a little overpriced.

The ticket is 10€/person. You see one of the iconic person on the island. You kinda see his house, and what he did (from arhitecture to paintings). Good place to have a look if you are interested in that kind of things.

Had a lovely walk into the Cesar Manrique Foundation this morning, his first house. Very interesting site where you can learn the history of Cesar and how he contributed to the island!

This is a very interesting place to learn about César Manrique, his life and what he did to protect Lanzarote. We visited as part of a larger tour around César Manriques life, which is very interesting.

This place is an absolute must see, full of history and a delight to walk around, just WOW!!

Fantastic place to visit, a 70s throwback house in lava bubbles! Some amazing artwork too.

A lovely area in Arrecife. A tidal lagoon with a walkway all the way around and lots of nice eateries. Just a short walk from the shopping areas and the main water front.

Lots of bars and restaurants around the lake. Lovely place to eat

Food was amazing and the ambience so tranquil.

Nice place with restaurant and bars nearby

Nice walking area, around a lagoon, for me the most pleasant spot of Arrecife. As a bonus, it has become a bit of a gastronomic area as well. Around here you’ll find some of the best eating spots in town (together with less enthusing ones).

Really nice and photogenic place for a pleasant walk while exploring the city.

Great Tapas places on the sunny side, cool restaurants in the shade. My favourite tapas is recognised best by the wooden trays they use to show their menus - terrific Serrano and Cheeses box, Lanzarote tomato salad brilliant, Russian salad is huge and very good, I love their beef meatballs with fried potatoes- shareable if your not greedy Fun wines, gents loo tight for fatties, ladies capacious All female crew, very helpful and charming.

Came here with my partner and had a free pick up and drop off to/from our hotel which was very ideal for us. Overall a well run company with friendly staff. We are not regular go karters but we were made to feel safe and the course was very enjoyable. Would definitely recommend!

Fantastic track, the karts are well maintained & fast. Friendly staff,professionally run & well priced. a great few hours . I'll be going back again soon 👍

Came here today with my partner and children. We all had a go. It was €69/£60 for the 4 of us for 8 minutes. My youngest is 9, they gave her a full breakdown of how to drive. They gave her a go on her own before leaving everybody else go which was really nice - they wanted to make sure she felt comfortable. Staff were lovely but I don’t think 8 minutes is worth the price

Been away from here 4 years and the place has seriously improved. The staff are amazing and take great care of you on the track . This place is a must if you are on holiday in Lanzarote. Special thanks to all the staff and the owner for allowing a little tribute for my Brother

Fantastic afternoon. All staff were friendly and helpful. Pick up service was excellent. Very well organised. Will 100% be coming back

The best cart track in Lanzarote ! Really friendly staff, very proffessionell, beautyful track, nice carts - we will come again 👍

Honestly pretty nice and they offer hotel pickup and dropoff (or from popular spots around the island). Would have loved to see a live ranking somewhere while driving (as all other places I’ve been to had), or at least for your last lap once you cross the lap line. They offer regular (200cc) but also faster karts (400cc). Unfortunately even though you book a time slot that doesn’t guarantee you start then, as there may still be people there and you’re queued between each of your sessions..

We had an unforgettable day at Rancho Texas Lanzarote! From the moment we arrived, the park’s Wild West-meets-tropical vibe, lush landscaping, and vibrant shows had us hooked. The animal shows—from dolphins and sea lions to parrots and birds of prey—were brilliantly choreographed and engaging. My favorite part? The trainers’ genuine care for the animals truly shines through, and you can feel it. It’s a perfect blend of entertainment and education that works for every age.    The water park/splash zone was a huge hit—slides, spraying fountains, and even a giant tipping bucket made for endless fun and laughter in the sun. One family I read about said it turned out to be “a day full of laughter and bonding—a highlight of our Lanzarote trip we’ll cherish forever” . For little ones, there’s a gentle water play area too. The facilities were clean and well laid out, and navigating the park felt seamless—even with kids in tow. Shows ran in multiple languages (English, Spanish, German), giving plenty of opportunity to catch every performance.   Food and pricing were family-friendly and fair. From takeaway lunches to sit-down options, portions were generous and good value—one group said they managed lunch for four under €20.   Transfers can be a bit hit-or-miss—some visitors noted issues with coordination and delays—but once inside, there’s nothing but smooth sailing and fun.  All in all: Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park delivered an action-packed, joyful, and wonderfully relaxing day out. A fantastic pick for families seeking sunshine, smiles, and animal adventures—highly recommended!

Had a wonderful unforgettable family fun day out at rancho texas. The views and animals to see is amazing the dolphin show is something incredible. Staff are so friendly. Water park is great fun no matter what age you will feel like a kid and the kids will never forget. The food isn't expensive either for a park we got photos holding the parrots honestly we had the most amazing time.

We went to the evening dinner show at Rancho Texas, fantastic night out and not to be missed. Worth every penny. The live music and show is amazing something for all ages. Food is a buffet BBQ with plenty to eat. The drink is free flowing and the atmosphere is exciting. Would highly recommend...... Included in the package are the photos taken at the table. Which are a lovely souvenir. Bring your cowboy hats or buy there from 10 Euros Kids pony rids are also included. Wheelchair accessible including the toilets.

Really great family day. With both the water park and the Zoo, really good value. Ques for water slides not bad at all, we were there from 10am until 3pm and had no issues but slides only open at 12.30pm Toilets relatively clean and food fast food as you would expect in venues suchlike. Very little interaction with the staff but the pools and slides all maned with life guards. Only slight issue was the hectic way you enter the park, as we booked tickets online, we had to stand in another other than the one we stood for 15 minutes in, this could be made a little clearer. All in all, good value fir what you get and a good family day out.

A great family day out for all ages. When we got there, the larger water slides were closed until 12:30 so we took the time to walk around the animal enclosures. There are some very unique and exotic birds, reptiles and animals, all easy to see. Highlights were the giant tortoise and the white Sumatran Tiger. The Dolphin, Sea Lion and Parrot display shows are excellent, get there a few minutes early, especially for the Dolphins to get a good seat. The water slides are great fun with something suitable for all ages, the queues were not long for any slide and the whole park is very well run and didn't feel over crowded at any point,

Family of 10 enjoyed a fantastic evening of fun!! All staff were fantastic and in character 👌🏻 Buffet was actually really good, Pork Ribs and Chicken were both amazing as was the salad and baked potatos. Music, show and line dancing were all every fun. Free wanted picture, which was a lovely surprise. The whole family had a very good time. One tip would be to take your own Cowboy hat as the ones they sell are ridiculously priced at €35 to €45.

One of the highlights of our holiday. The animals look well cared for and plenty of shade walking round thankfully. The shows were enjoying and the kids loved the water park, which was bust but still didn't have any long queues like some of the other parks. Buy tickets online to avoid the queue to get in

I had an unforgettable experience at Timanfaya National Park—it truly felt like a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. The bus tour through the volcanic landscapes was both thrilling and a little bit scary, making it all the more exciting. Driving through the craggy lava fields, it felt like stepping into another world—black volcanic rock stretching as far as the eye can see, smoke gently rising from the earth, and the contrast of the bright blue sky above. As the day shifted and shadows grew, the landscape took on a mysterious, almost otherworldly beauty. After the tour, we planned to try the restaurant famous for cooking food using volcanic heat. Unfortunately, it was closed when we arrived. However, the staff were incredibly kind and went out of their way to help us. They checked the kitchen and graciously prepared two plates of food just for us. I am especially grateful to the gentleman who made this wonderful experience possible. Everywhere you look in Timanfaya National Park, the scenery is breathtaking—the interplay of lava, sky, and sunlight makes you feel like you’ve been transported to another planet. The combination of thrilling tours, incredible natural beauty, and warm, helpful people makes visiting Timanfaya an experience you will never forget. If you have the chance, you absolutely should go—you’ll be amazed.

Timanfaya National Park Perfect place for all the family. Take the bus around the volcano and the larger volcanic fields. GeasersI recently visited Timanfaya National Park 🌋 and it was an amazing experience for everyone! Taking a bus tour around the volcano and vast volcanic fields gave me a real appreciation for the unique landscape. I was fascinated by the raw power of nature, which is on display everywhere in the park. It's a fantastic place for the whole family, with something to amaze all ages. I would highly recommend visiting this beautiful place. #TimanfayaNationalPark #VolcanoAdventure #FamilyTrip

My daughter and I arrived on a scooter and that is definitely the way to do it - the queue for cars was long but we zipped past. The coach trip was fascinating and a really unique experience but take note - if you suffer from travel sickness, it's 40 minutes of the windiest twistiest roads you've ever been on. The restaurant with food cooked over the volcano was really nice and not pricey (which we had feared) and not too busy. For 5 stars then something would need to be done about the queuing and the entry price could be more reasonable.

Amazing! Regarding queues: Friday end of November, we came at 09:00, no waiting time at all. We left closer to 12:00 and .... also almost no cars in the queue (~15-20 mins is nothing but observing a great views).. seems no needs to wake up too early in a low season. We haven't booked online as there were no slots left and seems it's not needed at all. Important: if you come early in the morning to avoid queues, be aware you won't try a lava cooked chicken (it's opens at 12). Overall time to visit the park ~ 1-1.5 hour. Absolutely must see place. Even staying in a queue this is must see in Lanzerote.

Went on a Jet2 trip. Picked up by coach collected others enroute and guide on the bus provided a wealth of information about the park. Provided with access to a limited area where you could walk and take pictures. Three course meal provided in the restaurant as the sun setting.

We visited the Islet of Hilario area of Timanfaya National Park using an organized bus tour, which we booked through an online marketplace for tour guides. This option worked perfectly - there are parts of the park between the volcanoes that are not accessible privately and can only be visited on certified tour buses. The landscape is absolutely amazing, truly otherworldly. Wr’ve never seen anything like it. The remains of the volcanic eruptions that took place just 300 years ago are still breathtakingly vivid. An absolute must-see when visiting Lanzarote.

Great experience, well organized, it was not dificult to buy the tickets in the entrance, just same time as if we had already tickets as there is a queue of cars for all in the entrance (at least in the day we were there). Tip: during the bus road sit in the opposite side of the driver, you will have the best view of the vulcanos.

Interesting orgin explained on nearby view point info graphics, but in fact nothing really very special. You will see exactly the same view from above as on hundreds of pictures on the web. Close riffs and sea waves were better 😉

Beautiful green pond (lake?) and black volcanic sand, with crashing waves...for the best view, park near Siroco coffee shop and walk to the viewpoint!

The green lagoon was a part of the Timafaya tour. Beautiful scenery.

Very interesting to see, I recommend visiting in the early hours. Personally, I came earlier, thus ensuring a parking space. When we left, a big crowd started to form... Next to the parking lot there is also a bar with a small shop and souvenirs, as well as toilets for an extra charge. The walk to the viewpoint is short, but a little steep, I recommend slightly more suitable footwear than flip flops.

Nice to see for at least one time! A good spot if there are no cloud for a nice sunset

For finding this place, enter "Charco de Los Clicos" into the Navigation. ;) Besides from that, it is easy to reach with a car, has free entrance and free parking. There is a small trail 10 Minutes to walk to the viewing point (also good for older people: my mother is 70 J. old and not good on feet). There is also a trail below directly next to Altantic Ocean where you can get closer to the Green Lake. Those who want to do hiking also can walk straight to Los Hervideros (about 1.5 h). Recommendable.

It's nature, not so sure how you can rate it by stars. Finding this place is obnoxious on my Google maps, I kept having glitches and bringing me to Green Lake Jr. For parking, just type in Siroco Coffee Shop and go there. They have a large parking lot and it is just a few minutes walk up a pathway to view the green lake. Alternatively, you can just head to El Golfo, find parking anywhere there and walk to the lake viewing area.

The sights and sounds are out of these world. Exciting trail, the view is diffrent at every turn. Please be aware that there are no public facilities, which means that some people use some corners as an open door toilet.

Absolutely recommend visiting this place! You can walk across the lava rocks and admire the incredible view of the ocean crashing against the cliffs — it’s pure power and beauty. There’s something so romantic and inspiring about it. Definitely worth a stop!

One of the hidden gems from Lanzarote. The sound of the waves splashing onto the rocks creates a lovely scene which is very enjoyable. Absolute worth going if you travel in the area!

Excellent stop after a Timanfayo tour. Worth the drive. Beautiful rock formations and sea action. Many viewing areas and some walking but bot too serious. Plenty of free parking. lol kp

Great spot to stop by if you’re passing through the area. Friendly atmosphere, convenient location, and well worth a quick visit!

Great caves with red volcano in the background, walk 300m to the end to see two arches

I went there to photograph the location in the evening but found it challenging to do so. It is a very interesting and unusual location. It does have safety hazards so do keep a hold of your young children if you have any. I ended up photographing inland instead i.e., the sun lighting up the mountains as it approached sunset.

Wandered down the promenade soon after we arrived in the resort and came across the small shopping centre next to the Rubicon Marina. The area, leading, to and around the Marina is lovely. Plenty to see and do. We stopped at Lani's Snack Bar for something to eat. Service and food were excellent. Plan to revisit the area on Wednesday or Saturday to see the Market.

Lovely place with good shops and beautiful restaurants

Stunning little marina and boutique shopping area. A short 20min walk from.our hotel along the coastal path (Castillo Tagoro) just before sunset, you get an amazing view of the harbour and town (see photo).Some lovely places to eat out or drink or just walk around admiring the view and design of this lovely town. There are a few boutique stores for clothing and souvenirs.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Centro Commercial Rubicon, and I must say, it left a lasting impression on me. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted with a sense of cleanliness and order that truly enhanced my shopping experience. First and foremost, I was impressed by the impeccable cleanliness throughout the entire mall. The floors were spotless, the restrooms were well-maintained, and the overall ambiance was inviting. It was evident that the management takes great pride in maintaining a high standard of cleanliness, which made me feel comfortable and at ease during my visit. Another aspect that stood out to me was the wide range of options available when it came to food and clothing. The food court offered an array of choices, catering to various tastes and preferences. From local cuisine to international delicacies, there was something to satisfy every craving. Likewise, the clothing stores featured an impressive selection of fashionable clothing brands, ensuring that shoppers had plenty of options to choose from. However, it is worth mentioning that some items in the mall were on the expensive side. While the quality and variety were commendable, it's important to be mindful of your budget when shopping at Centro Commercial Rubicon. Nevertheless, I found that the overall experience justified the prices to some extent, as the mall provided a comfortable and enjoyable environment for shopping and dining. In addition to the cleanliness and variety, the mall's layout was well-designed, making navigation a breeze. Signage was clear and informative, making it easy to find the stores and amenities I was looking for. The staff members I encountered were friendly and helpful, ready to assist with any inquiries or directions needed. Overall, my experience at Centro Commercial Rubicon was a positive one. The cleanliness, extensive choice of food and clothing, and the overall pleasant ambiance left me impressed. While the prices may be a tad high, the quality and convenience offered made it worthwhile. Whether you're looking for a place to shop, dine, or simply enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, I highly recommend paying a visit to Centro Commercial Rubicon.

More like not shop and run. I don't like making negative reviews but in this case I have too. OK we visited this place about 4pm on Monday so not the best time. I would say about half the shops are not occupied. There was only a supermarket, perfume shop, somewhere for your nails and a few clothes shops. The small bowling alley was shut. We hoped to stay an hour or more but 10 minutes were enough. Disappointing 😞.

What a lovely Marina, great shops and lovely restaurants. Went end of April/May 2022 and there was a swimming pool there but due to covid / early in the season the pool area was still closed. Such a lovely atmosphere at the Marina and we went on market day which gave it even more charm. Well worth a visit. You won't be disappointed. Can't wait to go back again,loved it there.

Ok for a visit out of hotel few good shops, supermarket and chemist, right by the harbour with great views and nice places to grab a bite to eat. Also great little pools of fish to watch as you cross over the wooden bridges.

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!

Very nice island at the north of Fuertaventura We came here and anchored amd explored before the trippers arrived. There is one restaurant that is open 10.30 - 300 Mon - Fri only

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.

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

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.

Stunning island with amazing scenery and a really nice walk. You do have book in advance to get the boat to the island as I believe there is a daily capacity on how many visitors the island can have. Be sure to take comfortable footwear and plenty of water and snacks. Make sure to use the bins located around the walking path for any trash :)

A stunning, expansive beach with almost white, powdery sand. The water is icy cold but crystal clear. The surrounding dunes add a unique and beautiful touch to the scenery. There’s plenty of roadside parking since the beach stretches out over a large area. For me, it’s the most beautiful beach on the island – an absolute must-visit while in Fuerteventura.

Interesting and fun. Kite flying and surfers. Sand dunes deceptively difficult to climb

Beautiful beach and sand dunes

Huge beach, fantastic dunes, something beautiful. Similar to the dunes in the Polish Słowiński National Park, but much larger. And the water is much cleaner and nicer.

Beautifully white and soft sandy beach, worth a trip. We stopped off of the dune buggy tour, would have loved to have stayed longer.

Beautiful walk, crystal clear water, white sands

It’s absolutely stunning here, you will not regret your visit! Climbing the huge dunes to see the crystal clear ocean on the other side and Lobos Island was incredible. Not overly busy as the beach is massive so you won’t feel crowded. We saw a rainbow cloud whilst there which was magnificent, I didn’t even know these existed until I saw it. 100% recommend the visit.

Nice waterpark. We've visited with our kids today, 104e for family of 4 is good price in my opinion, weather was average as wind was mad, little sun but apart from that good spot. Many slides and pools for various people. Staff was kind. Make sure you bring warm clothing just in case. Thank you guys.

Really lovely place and wasn't packed when we went which is always a plus. Their "fast track" is basically hiring out floating. You can either hire out yellow ones and not wait or wait for people to be done with the blue ones on that particular ride. Fun slides and not a mental wave pool. Only one slide (red and black) was able to be used with a double ring. All the others were with no ring at all. And no slides are for like a family to go down, which was disappointing. Also the lazy river really needs more of a current. The amount of times we got stuck still and had to use the walls to push off. Ended up getting out and pushing my son in the ring. It was a lazy river but not lazy for yourself. More of a work out by the end of it lol. Overall probably wouldn't go back but did have a really good time

Really enjoyed our trip to Acua Water Park. It's not too expensive (€104 for 2 adults and 2 kids) and we had a great time on all of the slides. Plenty of sun beds available and we got a spot in front of the main slides which worked out well. The kids absolutely loved jumping off the ledges into the 4 metre deep pool - it might have been their favourite thing to do. The lazy river lived up to its name and was very slow. You can to keep paddling or pushing yourself to move. The food was good and reasonably priced. And queues for the rides weren't bad at all. There is an option to rent your own tube for €6, but we didn't and never had to wait long for one. One good thing to note is that the slides all close at 5. We weren't aware of that and would have tried to go on a few more times.

Although the price is somewhat high, it is a great family day out. The facilities are clean. Lifeguards are everywhere keeping the place save and keep everything moving smooth. Food is ok. I would suggest to bring plenty of snacks and drinks.

We had a fun day at Acua Park. Lots of different slides to try. All felt safe and well marshalled. Favourites were the Rapid River which I found mildly terrifying. The waits weren't long and we didn't wait too long to pick up blue rings which are used and handed over after various rides. To avoid any wait you can hire the yellow rings you keep and return. Lockers were available for 6Euros, which we took. There was something for all ages and plenty to challenge the cowards among us.

The water park was a great time, little to no wait to get on any of the slides. The wave pool every hour was awesome but could get busy depending on what hour you go. The lazy spa needs so work, it basically doesn't work 😅 but all the other "rides" make up for that! Deffo worth a trip if you are close or the day trip if you are travelling further!

We had an amazing time at ACUA Water Park, slides are fun and ques are short if any. Highly recommend. We purchased the second day at 19 euros as kids loved it.

Beautiful sandy beach, extremely clean water, and the water is smooth, not too wavy. Peaceful place. Also, the public toilet is spotless.

really great beach with plenty to do around including food, drinks, desserts, shops easy access to the toilets as well and nice to swim. loungers available for hire but we did not used at the time. great for families with kids singles couples and friends. really loved it

Shallow waters near the man-made sandy beach is perfect for a swim. The sunbeds can be rented for around €10.50 for 2 for the whole day. I’ve seen plenty of people just bringing their own blanket and relaxing in the sand. There are free public toilets nearby that are kept clean and also a small bar that sells various drinks and snacks. The beach is quite a long stretch. Quiet enough in May going into the first week of June. Plenty of beds and spaces all around. Lots of restaurants too close by we brought our own food and drinks to have a beach day was perfect. No lounger needed

This beach is truly captivating – a wide stretch of fine, light-colored sand invites barefoot walks along the shore. The water is crystal clear, as transparent as glass, and usually remains calm, with gentle waves that make it perfect for swimming or simply relaxing in the sea. There’s a peaceful, almost secluded atmosphere here, ideal for anyone seeking a break from the crowds. What’s more, the facilities are maintained to a very high standard – the public restroom is spotless, which significantly adds to the comfort of the visit.

Nice beach with plenty of sunbeds and amazing sun coverage, the sea itself is nice and cool which is ideal when you’ve been lounging in the sun. Only big issue is that there isn’t many places to eat near by so ensure you have food with you!

10,50€ for 2 sunbeds with umbrella. The beaches in the south are all much better quality wise but it's the best beach in the north/middle Eastern part of the island

Lovely big beach ⛱️ good location super clean water!

It's a nice today shopping centre which has a large spa supermarket in it together with some smaller shops selling clothes, shoes, phone accessories and souvenirs etc. Also a lovely Indian restaurant and a few bars together with a games lounge which has amusement games and ten pin bowling. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

It’s a big shopping center with cafes down stairs . A big Eurostar food shopping centre. Cloths . Phones . Sports . Angles . Hair dressers . Shoes . And lots more Toilets down stairs Be aware when waiting for a taxi you could be waiting 45 mins …. 👎

A nice place to visit in Caleta de Fuste. Food Hall downstairs serving a few different varieties to cater to most tastes. Lots of parking space outside. Lots of shops to appeal to everyone. A great little supermarket with a café inside. Bus route directly outside so no need to walk far....practically dropped me off at my hotel. Taxi rank outside also. Got myself a few little bargains to take back home as sales were on.

A small but perfectly designed little shopping centre. Everything you need is here. Lots of shops, A play centre for young children and some great little cafes too!

Wheel chair accessible all floors, car park large enough. Supermarket staff are very caring. Shops are good for tourists. Hairdressers are very good. Indian restaurant always busy. Their staff speak good English. Love the place especially if it is cloudy outside.

A very clean and new looking shopping mall, 10min walk along the sea front from our hotel. The Spar was our favourite, some really good prices and a nice little cafe inside. A few local cafes at the back of the shopping mall with some very tasty food. Around the back of the shopping centre is an old castle like building with a little pool teaming with fish, take some bread and you will love feeding them and the wood pidgeons. Not every day you pass two camels on your way to the shops.

Kids liked the play park and amusement rides outside the center. Some nice shops inside too

Super interesting and a really cheap price. We spent about 2 hours here. All of the people that worked there are really kind and helpful. We bought a glass jar witg fresh salt and a large bag of salt to bring home at a really low price. Very happy and will definitely come back when we holiday on Fuerteventura.

It's worth visiting them and buying some salt for home, to try. They actually make it on site. Support them rather than buying anything else in a souvenir shop. Very pleasant place, they've made the most of it. Bonus points for the chipmunks.

As for things to do in Calle de Fuste... There really isn't much. Of course this is a relaxing tourist town which caters specifically for that. But if there is something that you want to see and experience... The Salt Museum should rate highly on your to-do list. Not only is the gift shop actually very good, with some high quality presents for the family friends you actually like back home. But the actual museum is really interesting and informative. Who knew there was so much you could learn about salt. Then you can actually see the salt farming process working. While it's not manned all the time, it's a very passive process. We were lucky to see a man using the farming technique. If I had to describe it, basically a man sweeps the top layer of salt off the sea water pond and pulls the salt aside to dry out on the rock. In the modern era it seems very unimportant, but in the times the farm was created in, it was extremely important. And it is interesting to see and find out how important salt actually was, and still is. Though the methods have improved and this farm has become almost obsolete as a commercial enterprise. The actual farm has a clever engineering process to it. The water is caught from sea spray, then funneled into tanks. Then siphoned into small ponds for dehydration and extraction. Of course it is far more impressive than I've described and Wifey and Hubby would recommend the visit. The only real downside is that it is outside of the town. Which means a long walk, but if you do decide to go, we recommend hiring a bike or scooter or go by car. Also the Barbary ground squirrels, often mistaken as chipmunks. Are very friendly and will take food from your hands here. So if you bring some veg or nuts, your children will love feeding them. We find that cucumbers, grapes, watermelon, Kiwis and peanuts work well. But remember it's a desert so watery fruits and veg works great. There is also a small cafe that serves soft drinks and crepes and waffles. A nice little treat on a hot day toiling on the salt farm...

It's worth visiting. The museum is small but interesting. Outside you can see the process of how salt is made and next to it there's a mini beach.

Entry is 6 euros for an adult. A small museum dedicated to telling the story of salt production on the island. It takes maybe an hour to see everything at a leisurely pace. English, Spanish and German video. Gift shop selling small samples of the salt produced on the site for €2.75. A cafe.

Lovely visit, very interesting. Friendly staff. Nice little shop. Walked there from Caleta De Fuste which took around an hour along the coast track. Returned by bus which was super easy and cheap.

Really interesting place to while away a couple of hours. We visited before getting our flight home, as it is only a short drive from the airport.

Very nice beach, nice snorkeling. Very calm water, perfect for families with kids. I also liked the type of sand, which is a little bit different than on beaches on the east side of the island

Lovely beach with sandy shore and crystal clear lagoons. It is about 15 mins walking from the bus stop. There are toilets and showers near the life guard. We prepared drink and food for the day because restaurans and shops are not near. Naturists and bikini sunbathers next to each other with no problem.

Beautiful beach , close to the town also some good places to eat in the area. Good for families with children because of the rocks that are bloking the waves ! Nice in the sunset!

Been a few times to this beach and it lovely and clean. Our 3 yr old grandson loved playing on the sand and in the water. It is a nudist beach as well 😎 we also went in the evening to watch sunset which I'd stunning highly recommend this. El Cotillo is a beautiful place to visit.

Love El Cotillo, there are turquoise, clear lagoons protected from the big waves on one side of town. The big, wild beach at the other side of town is good fun for waves. The town itself has gorgeous little shops and restaurants. Being on the west coast of the island too means that it’s a great spot for sunsets.

Amazing beach. White sands which makes also the water look turquoise, small lagunas with calm waters and then big waves further if you wish to have some fun. Not busy usually, restaurants few hundred metres away, car park close by. This place is great for relaxing and enjoying the view.

A beautiful tranquil beach with turquoise waters and white sand on the north west of the island. It is clearly a trendy area, normally frequented by cool surfer types, I say normally because like all areas at the moment due to the Covid restrictions are very quiet. But anyway if you are staying nearby or perhaps drive up to the North to visit the volcano then this is a great stop over. We spent a couple of hours chilling on the beach in the hot sun, yes it was a bit breezy but thanks to the stone built wind breakers, once you lie down on your towel, you hardly notice the wind at all. There was free parking directly on the beach and a lot of little restaurants and shops nearby. Highly recommended when you visit Fuerteventura

The view is worth all my fear while driving up. Road is very narrow. Is few car bays where you can passing other car. On google you can see is open from 10 o'clock. I've been there after 10 o'clock and was still close so I'm not sure if you can enter inside the faro.

An amazing place to visit but the road up there can be a bit demanding at times….

a must-see point of sightseeing in the island I highly recommend! beautiful views

Amazing veiw, Amazing architecture, well worth the visit

I loved it. Great views, atmosphere, nice and scenic ride to the top. Had a sadwiched and just enjoyed the scenary. Btw. there is no WC, restaurant or anything up there, so keep it in mind.

Great view, worth visiting. The road to the lighthouse is very narrow, no borders, if you re afraid of heights be prepared to drive slowly. But the view is worth it. A big museum of African masks, sculptures inside the lighthouse, looks very impressive and surrealistic! Was surprised that such great collection and free entrance. Would galdy buy some miniatures for good memories, but nothing there.

Fantastical view, it's worth the vist. It's easy to reach, by car, or a 20 minute hike ( if you leave your car down ). Don't get intimidated by the other comments, the road is wide enough for two cars, and also the traffic is not big, just drive slowly. There isn't much to do, enjoy the view and make some photos.

Not much to do up there but the views are fantastic and great photo opportunities are available!

Beautiful location and views. Impressive statues. Worth the windy road car journey. The surrounding scenery is stunning

Amazing view. Well made statues, nice and big. Holding the statues' private parts while having your picture taken seemed quite a popular thing to do.

Made the trip to the status from Corralejo...about 40 min drive....lovely scenery on route. Stopped off for a quick photo opportunity of Tindaya Mountain....great view. The status area itself has parking on bother sides of road. Great view and photo opportunities of surrounding areas...as you are on one of the highest points on the island! ...and I have to mention the numerous and friendly squirrels! Take a short stroll on the various trails in the area....and the curious nature of these little creatures will bring them right up to your feet! .... Once you're finished with photos etc....you can continue your drive down to the little picturesque village of Betancuria...and park up and stop for a quick coffee or snacks in a cafe.

Nice view from the place. It’s possible to park at the two places if it’s not space close to the statues. You can take a walk around as well.

The statues was amazing.. The road up was a bit scary.. But the views at the top was spectacular 💝💞💕💖

Great place to visit if you've 15 minutes spare. Lovely views.

Lovely little restaurant well protected from the heat. Lovely english lady we meet here that looked after us. Lovely food. The town walk around is very beautiful and quite. Thank you so much

Nice church in the centre of Betancuria. Very picturesce town in the hearth of Fuerteventura en former capital. The town has some touritst shows and viewpoints. Nice to walk around the little town square and it's surroundings. Otherwise there isn't much to do.

Nice village, pretty touristic though. Lots of restaurants and bars. Touristic shops and more. Nice church and a lot of other sights to see.

Beautiful place. Quiet and calm. Better see close to evening. It was just for us.

Worth a look. Church is worth a visit (2€). Museum was closed which was a shame. Not very accessible with steep inclines. Make sure you have a 1€ coin for public lavs!!

Another beautiful church. You feel the history and understand the commitment to their faith in what must have been a harsh climate

Unfortunately everything is cash only, and we were unable to visit the church, have a coffee, snack or meal. A beautiful place to visit, we enjoyed the village, but disappointed we couldn't stay for long.

Nice place. We saw many crabs. Even death ones. Large area to explore.

I wasn't expecting much but actually really loved this place. The rocks are nice and interesting to explore. The sea is beautiful with these little pools with beautiful clear water. Cold in May but was okay for short swim. We saw many crabs which is the reason why I wanted to go in the first place. don't miss this, go for a walk to the right

Aguas Verdes is wild and beautiful — absolutely worth the trip. There’s enough parking, but the last few kilometers are off-road (still fine with a regular car if careful). No cafes, no mobile coverage, no services — so download offline maps and bring water. What you get in return is stunning: dramatic volcanic rock formations, crashing Atlantic waves, tide pools, and sea crabs. Raw, quiet, and powerful — a perfect spot for nature lovers who don’t mind a bit of rugged access.

Reality is pretty diff. If you don't get good wheater you can't swim there. Also one hint if u want to swim there u must bring your swimshoes for yourself

Amazing place! You can see fish and sea urchins if you have a snorkeling mask. Also, check the tide before going there, go if there is a low tide, there are more natural pool to swim in and more fish, also fresh water

Place between rock with multiple besutifull natural pools where you can swim. Crabs are chilling on the rocks and trying to catch sun :)

It's an interesting spot where natural pools are carved by the waves in the rocky shore. There are some good views to be seen and you can observe how salt crystals form after the seawater evaporates. You can also spot a lot of crustaceans. Keep in mind that the beach is rather small and dangerous (slippery rocks, steep incline, currents) so you should choose another place if you want to go for a swim.

Big black sandy beach. With a long promenade to go for walks. Lots of locals, a few restaurants and bars on the promenade, friendly and not at all commercial. If you are after a peaceful holiday, this is the place for you. You can catch the sun rise, if you are up early enough. A lot of walls have cool murales, some are unfortunately fading. There's a clown festival in October, called Tran Tran, which brings in a lot tourists.

This town is mostly is mostly populated by locals which makes it a great location if you want to feel more of the authentic Canary Islands. Bars and restaurants close to the beach, and there's a small port as well. Just outside town there's a small industrial park with a few warehouses and businesses. Sand is not as yellow/white as you may be used with other beaches on the island.

Large, sandy and uncrowded beach. Not loads of facilities but great for sunbathing, paddling and generally chilling out. Lots of really good sea front eateries!

Black sand, waves, wind, perfect temperatures. Beach not crowded at all

Pretty little town. Very clean.not commercialised. Front line restaurants and cafes facing the sea, inexpensive. No high line hotels.a small port with yachts and small fishing boats. Plenty of seating areas. Quite a few small but up-market shops that were inexpensive. Very peaceful.

This is a very nice black sand beach, it is a safe, quiet, peaceful place to relax. Surrounded by friendly local people and have very smile.

Lovely untouristy resort but make sure you don't book during carnival week

This place is so interesting and cool. Didi told us everything about the Aloe Vera plants. We had so much fun and learned new things about the effects and benefits of the Aloe Vera. Thank you so much!

We couldn’t buy anything as we have limited baggage allowance. The guy there gave us a lovely demonstration and did not pressure us to buy anything. He was super friendly and knowledgeable. He told us that this is their family business and I wish them every success. Learnt more about Aloe because of him! Would recommend

This was one of the best days of my life! You really should visit that place. The owner is so kind and welcoming. She lets you take your time, you can stroll through the shop, look and read - she does not force herself on you and does not try to sell you stuff you don’t need. When asked she explained to us some of the cremes, there benefits but also interesting insights about the Aloe Vera plant and the island Fuerteventura. We could have a look at the plants and all of a sudden she gave me a plant for free. I was and still am so overwhelmed by this generous gesture - even more since she explained that a plant needs 5 years of growing until it can be used for production. I named the plant Vera and will make sure she will make it home safely. If you go there pls don’t expect her to gift you something. In any case it is worth visiting - also because she explains to you how to distinguish good Aloe Vera products from cheap fakes. I’m still so happy. P.s. my Wife wrote this I took the photos and drove there :)

We just visited the aloe farm. Didi explained all the details about how aloe is grown, quality criteria of aloe vera products and how to mix your own cosmetic products with aloe gel. Didi is super friendly and welcoming. We bought a couple of aloe products as we particularly enjoyed Didis explanations and are convinced that this farms products are really high quality. I would recommend to rather buy directly from the farm instead of any other general stores on the island. We definitely learned a lot new things about the aloe vera plant. Thanks Didi 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you so much to Didi and Melinda for making us so welcome today and for sharing so much wonderful information about a magical plant we really enjoyed our time with you and would truly recommend a visit to Finca aloe Vera Didi and Melinda photo below of Aloe and Vera ♥️ living their best life ♥️

Great place to explore Aloe Vera products and see how the plants are grown. The staff are really kind, let you try several products, and give helpful recommendations.

LVery good place. We arrived there without having an appointment. We were welcomed by one of their staff who was very kind and helpful. His English was very good and he gave us a private tour of the garden and factory. He explained everything about the aloe Vera and its qualities. Also he cut one open and gave us a sample of its gel and explained the structure of the plant. We also got a sample of the aloe Vera juice and endud up buying a few of their products. Highly recommended and definitely worth the visit!

Very nice place, we visited in October around 6 p.m. and there was wonderful atmosphere, very nice sunset. Interesting place. There is a small beach with black sand.

Touristic place but the caves are really impressive and the beach is quite unique on the island. The path to the cave is very well signposted and well organized for everyone to visit. You can visit the main very profound cave but if you can you can cross some rocks and visit many more areas which makes the visit quite adventourous. Come with good shoes even because in the innest part of the cave you can find some water and it can be slippering mostly because is quite dark. At the end of the visit I would recommend to swim on the beach where the right side of the beach is more protected by the rocks even if the ocean can be very rough. After the swim a nice coffee or meal at the close restaurant could close a wonderful visit.

An impressive area with lots of caves. Also seeing the power of the sea is stunning. But know that seeing the caves is tricky, you have to have good footwear and good balance because the path to the caves starts on a nice laid path, but becomes more and more challenging along the way.

Fantastic little village, dramatic clifs with dark sand and clear water, windy most of the time we been there, restaurant close and public parking free of charge but get busy so be there early, public toilets,small little white house gives u a little bit off Santorini on small secluded beaches 😎🚀

The Ajuy Caves are absolutely beautiful. It’s definitely worth the walk along the cliffs – the views are stunning and the caves themselves are really impressive. It’s about a 15-minute walk from the start of the trail on the beach.

This is a lovely day out. It's a nice walk to the caves with a good few steps. Not for some people. But there is a nice little stony beach to relax on. There is also some lovely restaurants to enjoy. The fish is amazing. Well worth a visit and stop for lunch

Very interesting and worth visiting! Short hike will bring you to two black caves. The hike was easy, but there were a lot of people walking without proper sport shoes, so they were very slow and it was quite annoying because they caused little "traffic jams". Bring some flash light, which will allow you to go deep to these caves