This 8-hour tour of southern Fuerteventura begins with a drive to the Entallada Lighthouse, perched high on a 200-meter cliff. The site offers spectacular area views. Continue on with a tour of La Pared. Note the wall that constitutes one of the most important archaeological sites on the island of Fuerteventura. Discover the 9-kilometer-long beach at Sotavento that seems to be blessed with permanent sun. Marvel at the seemingly endless stretch of blond sand and enjoy a swim in one of the enormous sea puddles. Finish the tour with a walk along the Morro Jable promenade to the Matorral Lighthouse.

Tour the island of Fuerteventura in an air-conditioned vehicle. Get off the beaten track and visit places unchanged and unspoiled over the time.  After you are picked up from your hotel, you’ll head to an aloe vera farm where you will learn about the properties of this miraculous plant, considered as the queen of medicinal plants.  Next you’ll admire the Entallada Lighthouse, the nearest point of the Canary Islands to the African continent. Then visit the “Esparragal” bio farm and taste their olive oil, tomatoes and other naturally-grown products. You’ll also learn about the life and traditions of the Canarian people living in the countryside.  You will visit the scenic villages of Pajara and Betancuria, making a stop at one of the best goat farms and cheese shops on the island, and enjoy a tasting of their produce. For lunch, enjoy a meal of tapas in an authentic local restaurant. The last spot of the day is the famous cheese museum located in the village of Antigua. At the end of the day you’ll be dropped back to your hotel.