Fuerteventura: 4x4 buggy Can Am adventure east to west
★ 4.5 · 280 reviews
- Three hours, Costa Calma, east to west
- 80% off-road routes
- Maximum three buggies per group
- Free cancellation
The south of the island
A buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma visitors book leaves the resort for dirt tracks, dry ravines and the wild beaches of the west coast. Six listings drive the south: four from Costa Calma and two from Morro Jable in Jandía. They run 1 to 3 hours, and their prices are not all for the same thing. This page sets them side by side and tells you which one to book.

Quick answer
The short answer. Our top pick is the 3-hour east-to-west route from Costa Calma: $178 for a buggy two people share, about 80% off-road, with no more than three buggies in the group. The best-rated buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma has is the safari: $111 per person, 4.8 from 903 reviews. In Jandía, the Natural Park route has 1,508 reviews at 4.2.
Costa Calma or Jandía
The south splits in two. Costa Calma is where four of the routes start, and all four head west, across the island to the wild beaches of the west coast: Playa de Ugán, La Pared, Playa del Viejo Rey. A buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma operators run is mostly dirt track: the three listings that give a figure say 75%, about 80% and 90% off-road.
The other two routes start in Morro Jable, in Jandía. One crosses Jandía Natural Park to Puerto de la Cruz, the village better known as The Puertito. The other runs from the Morro Jable pier to Punta de Jandía, the tip of the island, and its lighthouse.
Choose by where you are staying first, then by what the price covers. Five of the six listings price a buggy for up to two people; the Costa Calma safari is priced per person.

Every trip, current fare
The four Costa Calma routes and the two from Jandía. Read the column on what the price covers before you compare one buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma price with another.
| Tour | Length | Price | What the price covers | Pickup | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fuerteventura: 4x4 buggy Can Am adventure east to westCosta Calma | 3 h | $178 | A buggy for up to 2 people | Listed | 4.5 · 280 |
| Costa Calma: Buggy SafariCosta Calma | 3 h | $111 | Per person | Listed | 4.8 · 903 |
| Fuerteventura: Can am buggy experience Costa CalmaCosta Calma | 2 h | $133 | A buggy for up to 2 people | Listed | 4.5 · 381 |
| Costa Calma: dune buggy sightseeing tourCosta Calma | 3 h | $146 | A buggy for up to 2 people | Not listed | 4.3 · 86 |
| Fuerteventura: Jandía Natural Park & The Puertito Buggy TourMorro Jable, Jandía | 2 h | $157 | A buggy for up to 2 people | Listed | 4.2 · 1,508 |
| Fuerteventura : 2 hours Buggy Tour in Punta de JandíaMorro Jable, Jandía | 1 - 2 h | $168 | A buggy for up to 2 people | Listed as available | 4.5 · 48 |
Buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma
Our top pick first, then the best rated, then the other two.
About 80% off-road along the south coast: the Costa Calma viewpoint over the great beaches of Jandía, a small cove with crystalline water, and the La Lajita ravine. The group is capped at three buggies, and the listing promises soft terrain and big climbs to learn on. Pickup is listed. Rated 4.5 from 280 reviews.
Desert hills and dry riverbeds, then Playa de Ugán, a black sand beach with monster waves, and La Pared, which the listing calls the surf paradise of the west coast, with views over Jandía Natural Park and Playa Sotavento. Up to seven participants, pickup listed, 4.8 from 903 reviews.
About 75% off-road on the south coast: the Las Hermosas ravine, Ugán beach and Matas Bay, with views of the beaches of La Pared and Ugán on the way across. The listing puts the pace at around 35 km/h and says plainly it is not a rally. Its buggy has four seats; minimum age 7.
About 90% of it on dirt road, with stops at the wild beaches of the west coast — Playa del Viejo Rey, Playa de Ugán and Playa de La Pared — and a goat farm. You choose a small two-seater or a four-seater maxi buggy. No pickup is listed, so plan how to reach the start.

Per person or per buggy
The Costa Calma safari is the only southern listing priced per person: $111 each. Every other price on this page is for a buggy that up to two people share.
So if two of you are going, compare the same thing. Two people on the safari pay $222 together. One buggy for two costs $133 on the 2-hour route and $178 on our top pick, which runs three hours. Travelling alone? Then the safari is the buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma has priced for you: you pay for one person, not for a whole buggy.
In Jandía the arithmetic is the same: split between two, the $157 park buggy comes to about $79 each.
The lowest price on this site is $67 per person, on the Corralejo safari in the north of the island.
Book direct
Our top pick first, then every other buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma offers, then the two Jandía routes.
★ 4.5 · 280 reviews
★ 4.8 · 903 reviews
★ 4.5 · 381 reviews
★ 4.3 · 86 reviews
★ 4.2 · 1,508 reviews
★ 4.5 · 48 reviews
Jandía and Morro Jable
Jandía Natural Park and The Puertito — $157, 2 hours. This is the most reviewed buggy tour Fuerteventura Jandía has: 1,508 reviews at 4.2. Pickup from your hotel, then the port of Morro Jable, where the guides give a short theory class on how to drive the buggy and hand out dust goggles. The route crosses Jandía Natural Park, whose local animals the listing names as squirrels, goats, sheep and donkeys, and ends at Puerto de la Cruz, The Puertito. It runs as a small group of up to 14.
Punta de Jandía — $168, 1 to 2 hours. From the Morro Jable pier to the tip of the island, past the local goats, to the lighthouse the listing calls the oldest on the island and a beach it calls secret, Playa de los Ojos. The buggies are automatic, and pickup is listed as available. With 48 reviews at 4.5, it has the fewest reviews of the six.
Both are priced per buggy for up to two people. Staying in Costa Calma? A buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma route starts where you are; both Jandía routes start in Morro Jable.

Before you book
All from the listings themselves, and true of a buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma or Jandía side alike.
Per person on the safari; per buggy for up to two people on the other five. Compare per person, not per listing.
Listed on five of the six. The Costa Calma sightseeing tour lists none, so plan how you will reach its start.
Only the 2-hour Costa Calma route states one: minimum age 7, in a four-seat buggy. The other five do not say, so check the listing.
None of the six listings states the rule. Check the listing for your date before you book.
All six offer Free cancellation with a full refund by the listing's deadline.
Our verdict
Book our top pick — $178 — if you want the full three hours for two in one buggy: about 80% off-road from Costa Calma to the west, a cove, the La Lajita ravine, and three buggies in the group at most. It is rated 4.5 from 280 reviews.
Book the safari — $111 per person — if you are travelling alone and would rather not pay for a whole buggy. At 4.8 from 903 reviews, it is the best-rated buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma lists, and it ends on the west-coast beaches.
Book the 2-hour route — $133 — for the lowest price on a buggy for two in the south, or with a child: it is the only listing that states a minimum age, 7.
Staying in Morro Jable? Book the Jandía Natural Park route, $157 with 1,508 reviews, or Punta de Jandía at $168 for the lighthouse.

Staying in the north? Corralejo has its own buggy tours, including the lowest price on this site: $67 per person.
Corralejo buggy tours→Common questions
A buggy tour Fuerteventura Costa Calma operators sell costs $111 per person on the safari. The other three Costa Calma routes price a buggy for up to two: $133 for 2 hours, $146 and $178 for 3 hours. In Jandía, a buggy for two costs $157 or $168.
It depends on the listing. The Costa Calma safari is priced per person; the other five southern listings price a buggy for up to two people. Split between two, the $157 Jandía buggy comes to about $79 each.
Pickup is listed on three of the four Costa Calma routes and on both Jandía routes, as “available” on the Punta de Jandía one. The Costa Calma sightseeing tour lists no pickup, so plan how to reach its start.
One listing states it: the 2-hour Costa Calma route has a four-seat buggy and a minimum age of 7. The other five southern listings give no age, so check the listing before you book with children.
Costa Calma for the crossing to the west-coast beaches and the wider choice: four routes, 2 to 3 hours. Jandía for Jandía Natural Park, The Puertito and the lighthouse at Punta de Jandía: two routes from Morro Jable, 1 to 2 hours.
One to three hours for the whole outing, as listed. Three Costa Calma routes run 3 hours; the 2-hour Costa Calma route and the Jandía Natural Park route run 2; Punta de Jandía runs 1 to 2. Where pickup is listed, the time includes it.
Go deeper
All ten buggy tours on Fuerteventura side by side: what each price covers, how long you drive and where each one goes.
Corralejo buggy toursThe buggy tours that start in Corralejo in the north of the island, compared.
Island tour by buggySeeing Fuerteventura from a buggy: which tour crosses the island and which stays on one coast.