Fuerteventura, Lanzarote & Tenerife
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Fuerteventura, Lanzarote & Tenerife
22 Days Starting in Fuerteventura, Spain and ending in Tenerife, Spain
Visiting: Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife
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Fully Guided
Group size:
10 - 16
Age range:
12-99
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Tour Overview
This holiday is a combination of our one week holidays in Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and Tenerife.
See three Canary Islands and discover some of the best island walking in the world with Ramble Worldwide. Our first centre is Fuerteventura Grade 5Â which stands as the least developed among the Canary Islands, escaping the extensive coastal development seen on other archipelago islands. Basking in year-round sunshine with an average temperature of 20 degrees Celsius, the island boasts an equable, dry climate, making it an ideal destination for walking holidays with its coastal trails and expansive remote beaches.
This geologically captivating paradise, characterised by rare rainfall, offers a plethora of volcanic rock formations, creating an otherworldly landscape. Exploring the red rocks of the interior feels like venturing into an alien realm. The island's interior showcases ancient volcanoes, dry steppes, and rolling sandy hills adorned with stone terraces. Charming villages, housing some of the oldest churches in the Canaries, reflect the relaxed and welcoming pace of life embraced by the locals.
Fuerteventura's popularity for walking holidays is on the rise, with an expanding network of marked paths. A trek through the island's middle leads to the historic town of Betancuria, the Atlantic's inaugural European settlement. One notable journey begins in Costa Calma, traversing the island's spine to the opposite coast, returning via an alternate route.
In Corralejo, a ferry transports walkers to the neighbouring Isla de Lobos, where a circumnavigation unveils ocean vistas and glimpses of nearby Canary Islands. A southern highlight is the breath-taking view of the remote and stunning Cofete beach, making each step a memorable exploration of Fuerteventura's natural wonders.
After our first week, it's a quick hop on the ferry to Lanzarote Grade 4 & 6 where you’ll discover a unique journey through Lanzarote's volcanic wonderland, renowned for its natural richness and exclusive wildlife. Beyond the famed volcanic cones and sandy beaches, you'll find a haven for walkers, featuring palm groves, vineyards, white-washed villages, and captivating mountain vistas. This northernmost Canary Island, a UNESCO Biosphere reserve, safeguards over 40% of its terrain for exceptional biodiversity, showcasing endemic plants, volcanic tubes, salt marshes, and untouched beaches.
Starting from Haria, the Valley of a Thousand Palms, follow ancient trading paths to Teguise, the island's former capital, boasting panoramic views of La Graciosa and surrounding islets. Traverse the Timanfaya National Park, a mesmerising expanse of ancient lava fields encircled by towering volcanic cones. Wander through lush palm groves and vineyards, breathing in the crisp mountain air along the way.
Your base in Arrecife, the island's capital, provides convenient access to explore the diverse landscapes. With a rugged coastline, deserted sandy beaches, and welcoming rural villages, every walk concludes with a tranquil spot to savour the scenery. With temperatures rarely dipping below 20°C, the island offers an idyllic setting for you to unwind.
We then take a short flight across to Tenerife, for our 2nd week at Grade 4 & 6 an island of contrasts, with dramatic and beautiful landscapes. Enjoy a warm welcome to Tenerife, a captivating island of contrasts! Your base in San Cristobal de la Laguna offers exploration on foot, revealing the island's architectural gems, including the impressive cathedral. Venture beyond to the rugged Anaga Peninsula, where sheer ridges and green mountains boast breathtaking sea views.
A highlight awaits as you ascend Mount Teide Volcano by cable car, reaching the summit for unparalleled views at the Pico Viejo viewpoint. Afterward, a leisurely day unfolds on the lower slopes and the iconic Roques de Garcia.
Despite Tenerife's popularity, your journeys lead to lesser-known trails, unveiling the island's history shaped by Mount Teide's eruptions. The result is a rugged, volcanic landscape that adds a unique charm to your walks.
Our Christmas and New Year departures are a chance to see in the festive season in a different setting.
Highlights
Itinerary
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Day 1 : Hello to the Canary Islands and Fuerteventura
Location: Fuerteventura
Accommodation Name: H10 Tindaya
Meals Included: Dinner
Our first stop on our exploration of the Canaries is Fuerteventura.
Day 2 - 3 : Southern Fuerteventura
Location: Fuerteventura
Accommodation Name: H10 Tindaya
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
You will use the next two days to explore the south of the island:
Walks
Distance: 9.3 miles
Time: 4.5 hours
Ascent: 250
Descent: 250
The Pared Isthmus
Requiring no transport today, this is a popular route with walkers as you cross the island from one coast to the other across its rocky spine, offering splendid panoramic coastal views. miles
Distance: 10 miles
Time: 5 hours
Ascent: 400
Descent: 400
Degollada de Cofete
This walk takes you out and back onto the spine of the island, offering different views toward the remote and spectacular Cofete beach. You'll have time to explore Morro Jable, a charming coastal town with traditional Canarian charm and pristine beaches. Enjoy its laid-back atmosphere and picturesque streets before returning to your hotel at Costa Calma. miles
Day 4 : From South to North
Location: Fuerteventura
Accommodation Name: H10 Ocean Suites
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Walks
Distance: 7 miles
Time: 4 hours
Ascent: 500
Descent: 510
Today, you transfer from the south to the north of the island. Along the way, you travel to the centre for a linear walk from Vega de Rio Palmas, passing through the historically significant Betancuria, chosen for its defensive position against pirate attacks. The walk concludes in Antigua, and you'll continue to Corralejo for the next part of your trip. miles
Day 5 - 7 : Northern Fuerteventura
Location: Fuerteventura
Accommodation Name: H10 Ocean Suites
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
You will explore the north during three days of walking:
Walks
Distance: 9 miles
Time: 4 hours
Ascent: 300
Descent: 380
Walking Amongst Volcanos
In the Canaries, you have to travel a long way to escape volcanoes, and Fuerteventura is no different. This walk is of particular interest for volcanologists but equally splendid for those who are not. On the walk, you'll encounter the first of six volcanoes in a chain, most recently active but not to worry, it has not erupted in 10,000 years. miles
Distance: 6.6 miles
Time: 3 hours
Ascent: 127
Descent: 127
Isla de Lobos
The sea is your constant companion today as you head by ferry to Isla de Lobos, just off the coast of Corralejo where your hotel is located. This protected Natural Area is home to many interesting birds and plants, some only endemic to the island. Given the remote location and geography of the island, it is important to note it can be windy, and there is minimal shade. miles
Distance: 9.2 miles
Time: 4 hours
Ascent: 170
Descent: 170
Tindaya to El Cotillo
Today, you walk from the centre of the island all the way down to the coast. Starting from Tindaya, your walk takes you across a plain where you then begin your gradual descent through a spectacular barranco to the coast and your picnic spot on a sandy beach. After lunch, your walk continues along the coast to El Cotillo for a cool, refreshing drink by the sea. miles
Day 8 : Welcome to Lanzarote!
Location: Lanzarote
Accommodation Name: Hotel Lancelot
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
It is time to leave Fuerteventura and travel by ferry from Corralejo Port to Lanzarote. To do this you walk from the hotel to Corralejo Port. From here your ferry takes you to Lanzarote. When you make landfall transfer by road to Arrecife and our next hotel.
Please note that due to Leader movements this may be an un escorted transfer.
Day 9 - 14 : Sample Grade 4 & 6 Walks on Lanzarote
Location: Lanzarote
Accommodation Name: Hotel Lancelot
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
While on Lanzarote, you'll delve into the island's beauty through diverse walks, with a free day for leisure. Highlight walks include:You'll enjoy a free day, typically on day five, with your leaders informing you about available options on Wednesday evening. This is the perfect chance for shopping, as most shops close on Saturday evening and Sunday.
Walks
Distance: 7.9 miles
Time: 5 hours
Ascent: 340
Descent: 590
Uga to Puerto del Carmen (Grade 4)
Experience a fantastic starter linear walk, stretching your legs on well-maintained tracks/paths. This route includes the grape pits of the La Geria district, traverses flatter residential land to the barranco (a ravine or gully) of Quiquere, descends to the coast, and follows the sea path to reach Puerto Del Carmen for refreshments. miles
Distance: 13.6 miles
Time: 5.5 hours
Ascent: 640
Descent: 670
Uga to Puerto del Carmen (Grade 6)Â
Both groups begin in the village of Uga, but in the Grade 6 walk, you'll conquer two additional hills, offering breathtaking panoramic views. miles
Distance: 5.4 miles
Time: 3 hours
Ascent: 200
Descent: 200
Timanfaya & El Golfo (Grade 4)
You'll begin with a joint visit to the Timanfaya Visitor Centre—an essential excursion for understanding the island's volcanic formation. Then, relish two walks around Caldera Blanca and Montana Caldereta for superb views of these extensive craters. miles
Distance: 7.9 miles
Time: 4.5 hours
Ascent: 420
Descent: 420
Timanfaya & Caldera Blanca (Grade 6)
Opt for Grade 6, and you'll experience a slightly higher and longer route. miles
Distance: 9.3 miles
Time: 4 hours
Ascent: 485
Descent: 485
Maguez Circular (Grade 4)Â
In the picturesque, whitewashed village of Maguez, start a circular walk from the Community Centre. The two groups stroll independently, with the lower grade walk being less demanding in distance and ascent. Both groups enjoy magnificent views of North Lanzarote and the Island of Graciosa, a charming island known for its tranquil beauty, making these walks a cherished highlight of the week for many. miles
Distance: 9.2 miles
Time: 4.5 hours
Ascent: 545
Descent: 545
Maguez Circular (Grade 6)Â
Opt for the Grade 6 route, and you'll traverse the side of a volcano, meander through the picturesque village of Ye, and continue along high cliff paths with breath-taking views of the nearby island of La Graciosa before returning to Maguez. These enchanting walks, offering incredible views, often become a standout highlight of the week for many. miles
Distance: 9 miles
Time: 4 hours
Ascent: 250
Descent: 550
Femes to Puerto Calero (Grade 4)Â
In the high mountains of the south, usually visible from Arrecife, your route includes two challenging ridge walks, a tranquil valley with rare bird sightings, and a secluded lava beach for a refreshing swim. Follow the coastal path north, offering fine views, and wind through to the unspoiled resort of Playa Quemada, boasting charming bars and restaurants. Continue along the coast path to Puerto Calero, where you can unwind after the walk. miles
Distance: 10.1 miles
Time: 4.5 hours
Ascent: 665
Descent: 980
Femes to Puerto Calero (Grade 6)
Choose the Grade 6 walk for a longer and higher variation of the Grade 4 route. miles
Distance: 9 miles
Time: 4 hours
Ascent: 365
Descent: 360
Haria to Teguise (Grade 4)Â
Opt for two linear walks, each with varying distance and ascent, tracing old trading paths from Haria, the Valley of a Thousand Palm Trees, to the historic capital of Teguise. These ancient and rugged tracks ascend to a high plateau, reaching the church of Ermita de las Nieves. Both walks offer spectacular views inland and to the coast. Take time to explore the serene Teguise. In Grade 4, the ascent occurs at the beginning of the walk and up to the first break, after which it transforms into easy walking. miles
Distance: 9.9 miles
Time: 4.5 hours
Ascent: 540
Descent: 500
Haria to Teguise (Grade 6)
Opt for the Grade 6 walk for a longer, higher variation of your Grade 4 route. miles
Day 15 : Onwards to Tenerife!
Location: Tenerife
Accommodation Name: Hotel Laguna Nivaria
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Travel by road to Lanzarote Airport for your second internal flight to Tenerife. Upon arrival into Tenerife Reina Sofia airport you will travel by road to San Cristobal de la Laguna and your hotel.
Day 16 - 21 : Sample Grade 4 & 6 Walks on Tenerife
Location: Tenerife
Accommodation Name: Hotel Laguna Nivaria
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Throughout your stay on Tenerife, relish five days of Grade 4 & 6 walking. Your leaders have curated a selection of diverse walks, providing you with a glimpse into the rich experiences that await.
Walks
Distance: 5 miles
Ascent: 400
Descent: 600
Las Mercedes to El Batan (Grade 4)
Adjacent to the forest of Las Mercedes, with its tree ferns, giant laurels, and succulents, lies the rural village of the same name. Your path leads you out of the village and ascends through the forest. Admire the diverse flora and fauna along your route. As you emerge from the forest, the valley unfolds, leading to your finish point at El Batan. Revel in expansive views down to the coast near Punta del Hidalgo, the Grade 6 destination. miles
Distance: 5 miles
Ascent: 400
Descent: 500
Afur to Taganna (Grade 4)
Along with our Grade 6 walks you start from the tiny hamlet of Afur. Traverse an undulating path through small farmlands, crossing streams with picturesque waterfalls leading to a beach with dramatic cliffs. Continuing eastwards along a coastal path, revel in breathtaking views. Pass through Auchones, renowned for its wine, before reaching your final destination and the awaiting bus in Taganana. Not recommended for vertigo sufferers. miles
To Teide! (Grade 4 & 6)
Experience leisurely walks in this area, providing a relaxed yet captivating highlight of your holiday. Tenerife's landscape offers a unique terrain, transitioning from lush green valleys of the Anaga Peninsula to dramatic rocky coastal paths, and finally to arid desert and lunar-like walking around Mount Teide.
Your journey begins with a cable car ascent of Mount Teide, reaching 3,555m above sea level for a guided visit of the crater and viewpoints, offering super views from Pico Viejo Viewpoint. After an hour at the summit, descend to the cable car station, where two route options, neither are grade 4 or 6, lead through the volcanic landscape to the Roque de Garcia and Cathedral Rock escarpments.
Upon reaching the visitor centre at Roque de Garcia, extend your routes for those eager to explore more of this captivating landscape.
It is important to note the height of 3,555m and that the weather at the top of Mount Teide will be completely different to the base of the cable car station. Sometimes in winter this can be below freezing. Layers are the order of the day to cope with our changes in temperature. miles
Distance: 6 miles
Ascent: 400
Descent: 900
Pedro Alvarez to Punta Hildalgo (Grade 6)
Begin your journey at this rural village, where the initial ascent unveils spectacular views over the local area and towards the west coast. Continue uphill through the laurel forest of Anaga, with the path easing for a while, allowing you to appreciate the amazing flora and fauna. As you head downhill, the path twists and turns before the forest opens up, revealing the timeless beauty of the barrancos before you. This area, formed millions of years ago, remains remarkably unchanged. Soak in the vista during your picnic lunch before a challenging descent takes you down to the coast. miles
Distance: 9 miles
Ascent: 850
Descent: 850
Afur Circuit (Grade 6)
Embark on an adventure from the tiny hamlet of Afur as an undulating path leads you through small parcels of farmland. Follow a stream with picturesque waterfalls to a beach bordered by dramatic cliffs. Climbing eastwards, continue along a coastal path with breathtaking views. Pass through Auchones, renowned for its wine, and consider an optional drink and rest in Taganana. Conclude with a challenging climb to La Cumbrecilla and a gentle descent to your waiting bus. Not recommended for vertigo sufferers. miles
Day 22 : Goodbye Tenerife
Location: Tenerife
Accommodation Name: Hotel Lancelot
Meals Included: Breakfast
Unfortunately, it's time for you to bid a fond farewell to Tenerife as you head back to the airport for your onward flight home.
What's Included
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Meals
Breakfast and dinner are included on most days of the tour.
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Accommodation
Accommodation is provided at various hotels including H10 Tindaya, H10 Ocean Suites, Hotel Lancelot, and Hotel Laguna Nivaria.
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Ferry Transfers
Ferry transfers between islands such as from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote are included.
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Guided Walks
Guided walks are included, offering various routes and grades to explore the islands' landscapes.
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Internal Flight
An internal flight from Lanzarote to Tenerife is included.
What's Not Included
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Unescorted Transfers
Some transfers, such as the ferry transfer from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote, may be unescorted.
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Personal Expenses
Personal expenses such as shopping and optional activities are not included.
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Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is not included and should be arranged separately.
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Optional Drinks and Meals
Optional drinks and meals outside of the included breakfast and dinner are not covered.
Mode of Transport
Travel between islands by ferry and road, with an internal flight to Tenerife. Some transfers may be unescorted, providing flexibility and independence during your journey.Accommodation
Stay at the H10 Tindaya in Costa Calma, H10 Ocean Suites in Corralejo, Hotel Lancelot in Arrecife, and Hotel Laguna Nivaria in San Cristobal de la Laguna, offering comfortable accommodations with breakfast and dinner included.Check out our Q&As
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What type of transportation is used between the islands during the tour?
Travel between the islands is primarily by ferry and road, with an internal flight to Tenerife. Some transfers may be unescorted, allowing for flexibility and independence during the journey.
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What meals are included in the tour package?
Breakfast and dinner are included on most days of the tour, providing a convenient and inclusive dining experience.
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Are there any guided walks included in the tour?
Yes, the tour includes guided walks that offer various routes and grades to explore the islands' landscapes, providing an immersive experience in the natural beauty of the Canary Islands.
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What should I expect when visiting Mount Teide in Tenerife?
During the visit to Mount Teide, you will ascend by cable car to 3,555 meters for a guided visit of the crater and viewpoints. The weather at the summit can be significantly different from the base, sometimes below freezing in winter, so it's important to dress in layers.
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What is the accommodation like during the tour?
Accommodation is provided at various hotels including H10 Tindaya, H10 Ocean Suites, Hotel Lancelot, and Hotel Laguna Nivaria, offering comfortable stays with breakfast and dinner included.
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What is the significance of the Timanfaya Visitor Centre in Lanzarote?
The Timanfaya Visitor Centre is essential for understanding Lanzarote's volcanic formation, offering insights into the island's unique geological history.
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What can I expect from the walks on Isla de Lobos?
The walk on Isla de Lobos involves a ferry ride to the island, which is a protected Natural Area home to many interesting birds and plants endemic to the island. The geography can be windy with minimal shade, so it's important to be prepared for these conditions.
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What documents will I receive before I travel?
Once you have paid your deposit, and all of the elements of your holiday are confirmed, we will provide a Confirmation of Booking and Invoice Pack. The confirmation of booking confirms your holiday arrangements, any special requests, and the balance due date. Please take the time to check this document carefully and please let us know immediately if there are any inaccuracies. As part of this pack, you’ll also receive a Holiday Information Sheet with more detail about your holiday. We will send reminder(s) for any missing details, which are important for your booking, so please update us as soon as you can. A MONTH BEFORE DEPARTURE Now’s the time to really start looking forward to your holiday, and 3-4 weeks before departure we’ll send out any updated information relating to your trip, including any local information. If you have any questions regarding your holiday arrangements, please get in touch with us. THREE WEEKS BEFORE DEPARTURE We aim to send out your Travel Documents and joining instructions 3 weeks before departure, please take the time to read through these documents and note your up-to-date flight schedules (if/where relevant), check-in times, and luggage allowance.
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What happens if I need to change my holiday date once I’ve booked?
You may be able to change your dates. Please refer to Section 5 of our Booking Conditions for more details or message us for assistance. Note that charges and limitations may apply.
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Do I need to have travel insurance?
It’s a condition of booking that you obtain adequate travel insurance, from a reputable provider, to undertake the holiday, including UK trips chiefly due to the cancellation element of cover. The policy must cover the period from the date of booking to the last day of your trip and should include, as a minimum, cover for: medical expenses (including the consequences of a Covid positive test result), mountain rescue including helicopter rescue, death, repatriation, cancellation and curtailment and shall not have exclusion clauses limiting cover for the activities you will partake in on your trip, including altitudes reached in the holiday arrangement. It is your responsibility to check that your policy is adequate for the nature and destination of the holiday booked. Once you have obtained your travel insurance, please provide us with the name of your travel insurer, the policy number and the insurer’s 24 hour emergency assistance number. In the event that you fail to obtain suitable Travel Insurance we shall not be liable for any costs incurred or claims made against us due to your failure to comply with this term. If travelling outside the UK you must carry proof of insurance with you and produce it if reasonably requested to do so by Ramble Worldwide staff, tour leaders or suppliers. No refunds will be made should you be excluded from the walking programme through being uninsured or you being unable to demonstrate that you are insured.
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