Corralejo: Buggy Safari Tour
★ 4.6 · 1,540 reviews
- 2 to 2.5 hours, Dirt tracks near ancient volcanoes
- Ocean, dunes and coast views
- Cheapest here
- Free cancellation
The north of the island
There are three ways to book a buggy tour Corralejo has on offer, and the three prices are not for the same thing. $67 per person buys two to two and a half hours of sand dunes, dusty paths and old volcano craters. $145, also per person, buys a two-hour route through the volcanic north in a group of up to ten. $247 buys a buggy for four and a private group. Here are all three, with what each price covers.

Quick answer
The short answer. For most people the buggy tour Corralejo visitors should book is the safari at $67: it is the lowest price on this site, it has 1,540 reviews at 4.6, and pickup is listed. Pick the northern route at $145 for Bayuyo Volcano and its squirrels, or the four-seat buggy at $247 if four of you want a private group.
Where the north takes you
Dunes and craters on the safari, volcanoes on the northern route.
Corralejo sits in the north of the island, and all three listings start there. What they sell is the landscape the listings keep naming: pale sand dunes, dirt tracks, and old volcanoes with their craters.
The safari is the broadest of the three. Its listing promises sand dunes, dusty paths and old volcano craters, a lunar landscape, and panoramic views of Lobos and the Lanzarote islands across the water. That last part is a view from the island, not a trip to it. It is an open buggy, and the route takes a break of about 20 minutes at a bar.
The northern route is about volcanoes. It drives on and off-road to the volcanic area of Villaverde, where the view takes in the whole north, then through Parque Holandes to Bayuyo Volcano, where the listing mentions little squirrels.
The four-seat buggy is described more loosely: volcanic landscapes, golden beaches and the island's rugged terrain, with the buggy shared by up to four people in a private group.
The three listings
Lowest price first. Lengths are as listed for the whole outing.
Sand dunes, dusty paths, old craters and views of Lobos. Pickup is listed. Rated 4.6 on 1,540 reviews, the most of any buggy listing on this site; the next has 1,508.
Villaverde, Parque Holandes and Bayuyo Volcano, on and off-road, with up to 10 riders. Rated 4.6 on 1,270 reviews. The listing starts in Corralejo and does not mention pickup.
One buggy for four, in a private group, through volcanic landscapes and past golden beaches. Rated 4.4 on 100 reviews. It starts at an address in Corralejo.
Every trip, current fare
Read the third column before you compare. Two prices are per person; one is for a buggy that up to four people share.
| Tour | Price | What the price covers | Length | Pickup | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corralejo: Buggy Safari TourCorralejo | $67 | Each person (“per group up to 1”) | 2 - 2.5 hours | Listed | 4.6 · 1,540 |
| Fuerteventura: Dune Buggy Tour in Northern FuerteventuraCorralejo | $145 | Each person (“per group up to 1”) | 2 hours | Not listed; starts in Corralejo | 4.6 · 1,270 |
| Buggy 4 pazas Corralejo FuerteventuraCorralejo | $247 | One buggy for up to four people, private group | 2 hours | Not listed; starts in Corralejo | 4.4 · 100 |
Which one to book
The safari for most people, the northern route for the volcano.
Book the safari if you want one buggy tour Corralejo does well. At $67 per person it is the lowest price on this site, and with 1,540 reviews at 4.6 it has more reviews than any other buggy listing here. You get dunes, craters and the view to Lobos, and pickup is listed. Mireille from the United Kingdom called it «the perfect mix of adrenaline and sightseeing».
Book the northern route for the volcano. Same basis, per person, at $145: you pay more for Villaverde, Parque Holandes and Bayuyo in a group of up to ten. Lyn from the United Kingdom singled out «especially the squirrels».
Book the four-seat buggy if there are four of you. $247 covers the whole buggy, about $62 each when four ride, and the group is yours alone.
On the route
Three frames from the north of the island, where each buggy tour Corralejo lists begins.
Dark slopes curve round under low cloud. Old volcano craters are on the safari's list, and the northern route stops at Bayuyo Volcano.
Small ground squirrels live among the rocks. The northern listing mentions them at Bayuyo Volcano.
Open, dry ground with hills behind it: the kind of country the dirt tracks cross.
Time in the buggy
Two hours or a little more, with road and dirt track both.
The lengths on the listings are for the whole outing, so read them that way. The safari is listed at two to two and a half hours, and that includes the break of about 20 minutes. The northern route and the four-seat buggy are listed at two hours each.
Not all of that is off-road. The northern listing says on and off-road, and reviewers of the safari say the same. Jason from the United Kingdom: «Yes you do drive on the roads for a bit but how else would you expect to get to the places.»
The off-road part is the bit people talk about afterwards. Katherine from the United Kingdom, on the safari: «The off-road parts are so much fun but a real bone-shaker.» On the northern route, Heidi from the United Kingdom noted «great views with stops at volcano & sand dunes».
For a two-hour tour Corralejo is the easy base: all three routes begin in town, so there is no long drive before the buggy, and any buggy tour Corralejo sells fits into half a day.
Stop by stop
The northern listing names its stops in order, which makes it the easiest buggy tour Corralejo has to picture before you go. The whole outing is listed at two hours.
The route starts in town. The key details give a starting point rather than pickup, so getting there is up to you.
The first stop. From the volcanic area, the listing says, the view takes in the whole north of the island.
Back in the buggy and on through Parque Holandes, on and off-road, in a group of up to ten riders.
The last stop the listing names, and the one people remember: it mentions little squirrels here, and Lyn's review above brings them up too.
The safari route
The safari listing names what you see rather than the order you see it in.
The first thing the listing names: open, pale sand, the kind in the photo at the top of this page.
Dirt tracks between old craters, in what the listing calls a lunar landscape.
Panoramic views of Lobos and the Lanzarote islands, seen from the route.
A stop at a bar partway round before the drive back.
Staying in the south instead? Six buggy listings start in Costa Calma and Jandía, with Jandía Natural Park and the west-coast beaches.
Costa Calma and Jandía→Before you book
Two minutes on the listing saves booking the wrong buggy tour Corralejo sells.
The safari and the northern route are priced per person. The four-seat buggy is priced for the buggy, up to four people.
Pickup is listed on the safari. The northern route and the four-seat buggy start in Corralejo, so plan on getting there yourself.
The listings here don't state licence or age rules. Check the listing before booking, especially if more than one of you wants to drive.
Reviewers say it plainly. Joanna from the United Kingdom: «Make sure you have your face covering with you as it will get dusty.»
All three offer free cancellation with a full refund by the listing's deadline.
Book direct
Three listings from the north of the island. Prices and ratings as listed.
★ 4.6 · 1,540 reviews
★ 4.6 · 1,270 reviews
★ 4.4 · 100 reviews
Search terms, plainly
Type buggy tour Fuerteventura Corralejo into a search and these three listings are what it comes down to. Each buggy tour Corralejo runs is short, two hours or a little more, and each starts in town. The choice is the route and who you share the buggy with.
For the whole island side by side, with the southern routes and Caleta de Fuste on the east coast, see all ten buggy tours compared. For which route crosses the island, see the island by buggy.
Common questions
$67 per person on the safari, $145 per person on the northern route, and $247 for a four-seat buggy, which is about $62 each if four of you ride. The cheapest buggy tour Corralejo offers is the safari.
It depends on the listing. The safari and the northern route say “per group up to 1”, which means each person pays that price; reviewers describe two people sharing one buggy. The four-seat buggy is priced for the buggy, up to four people, private group.
Pickup is listed on the safari. The northern route and the four-seat buggy start in Corralejo and their key details do not mention pickup, so check the meeting point on the listing.
The safari is listed at 2 to 2.5 hours, including a break of about 20 minutes. The northern route and the four-seat buggy are listed at 2 hours each.
The listings here don't state it. Check the listing before booking, and ask the operator if more than one person in your group plans to drive.
Corralejo for dunes, craters and the volcanic north, all within two hours or a little more. The south has beaches and Jandía Natural Park, and its routes run one to three hours; see Costa Calma and Jandía.
Go deeper
All ten buggy tours on Fuerteventura side by side: what each price covers, how long you drive and where each one goes.
Costa Calma and JandíaBuggy tours in the south: Costa Calma, Jandía Natural Park and the west-coast beaches.
Island tour by buggySeeing Fuerteventura from a buggy: which tour crosses the island and which stays on one coast.