• Pajara - Begin the day by exploring an aloe vera plantation, renowned for producing one of the island’s most famous products. Discover its versatility in the wellness industry. Next, travel to Pajara to visit the Nuestra Señora de la Regla church, known for its distinctive Aztec-style façade. As Marta notes, ‘Pajara was once ranked as the sixth most beautiful village in Spain. It exudes charm.’
• Ajuy - Continue the journey to the quaint west-coast fishing village of Ajuy, where visitors can explore its unique black-sand beach and sea caves nestled in chalk cliffs. The trip proceeds to Betancuaria, with a photo opportunity at the Las Peñitas viewpoint to capture the arid mountains and ocean views.
• Iglesia Catedral de Santa Maria de Betancuria - Travel back in time in Betancuria with a visit to the church of Santa María, the oldest in the Canary Islands, consecrated in 1424. Alternatively, explore the archaeological museum to see fascinating exhibitions.
• Finca Canarias Aloe Vera - A glass of cava is included.
• Santa Ines - Proceed to a family-owned restaurant in Valle de Santa Ines for a lunch featuring locally sourced ingredients.
• Los Alares - Conclude the day with a visit to a goat farm to taste local cheeses, jams, and honey rum liqueur – a beloved Fuerteventura specialty.

• Transport
• Lunch
• Admission fees
• Local delicacy tasting
• Guide

• Souvenirs
• Extra Drinks

Explore the delightful inland village of Betancuria and take a tour of its colonial church. Marvel at the unique Aztec-style façade of the church in the picturesque village of Pajara. Taste the island’s renowned cheeses and tour an aloe vera plantation. Discover sea caves and black sand beaches in the fishing village of Ajuy. Benefit from the expertise of a local guide with extensive knowledge of Fuerteventura and its history.

Wander through historic village squares and charming colonial churches, delve into sea caves, and learn about local produce. Between visits, enjoy panoramic views of Fuerteventura’s strikingly stark landscape. Although it may appear barren, Marta, one of the expert guides, notes, ‘Fuerteventura is home to 44 different bird species, despite the scarcity of trees. That’s just four fewer than the forested island of Madeira.’

• Our office opening hours are Monday - Friday from 9h-17:15h, Saturday and Sundays closed.
• Bring suitable footwear
• Total duration includes pickup and drop off
• Not suitable for those with reduced mobility due to moderate walking distance during tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.