LA MATILLA SIGHTSEEING TOUR FIELD GUIDE
VIP Day on Fuerteventura: Hidden Cliffs, Black Sand Coves and Dune Horizons
A personalized, eight-hour VIP sightseeing tour in an air-conditioned minibus that visits coastal viewpoints, a short scenic trek, fishing villages and the island's largest dunes—this guide lays out the route, logistics, and what to bring.
VIP Day on Fuerteventura: Hidden Cliffs, Black Sand Coves and Dune Horizons.
Experience the sweeping contrasts of Fuerteventura on a small-group VIP outing that moves in a modern, air-conditioned minibus to vantage points, a short trek over the Jandia peninsula, the black-sand coves of Ajuy, historic Betancuria and the great dunes of Corralejo, with a rustic tapas lunch en route.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Jandia panoramas and Mirador de Sicasumbre
A short trek leads to a lookout with panoramic views over the Jandia peninsula and the island's highest point, Pico de La Zarza—one of the tour's striking natural vantage points.
Ajuy’s black beach and sea caves
The itinerary includes a visit to the fishing village of Ajuy to see its black sand beach and to explore nearby caves, with about 50 minutes of free time and a roughly 12-minute walk to the caves for those who wish to trek.
Rustic tapas lunch at MAHOH in Villaverde
Lunch is served at the restaurant MAHOH in Villaverde, where a selection of Canarian dishes and tapas—plus water, sangria and a dessert mousse made with gofio—are included; vegetarian and vegan options are available on request.
What the day feels like
A day of lookout points, village lanes and wind-scoured dunes
Over roughly eight hours, the tour threads from south to west and then north across the island in a panoramic, air-conditioned minibus, pausing for short treks, village visits and viewpoints before a relaxed lunch and a final stop at the Corralejo sand dunes prior to return.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Comfortable footwear (trainers or ankle-supporting sandals) and comfy everyday clothing are recommended; trekking poles are available on the minibuses for those who want them.
The tour uses a modern, panoramic, air-conditioned minibus to access narrow roads and scenic viewpoints.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately eight hours, with pick-up in the morning and return to hotels around 17:00.
What are the pickup times and locations?
Pickups vary by hotel location: southern stops include Morro Jable (8:45), Esquinzo (8:50), Costa Calma (9:10) and Tarajalejo (8:50); northern pickups include Corralejo (8:30), Costa de Antigua (9:15) and Caleta de Fuste (9:20). Cruise-ship pickups in Puerto del Rosario are at 9:15 (exact meeting point provided by phone).
How much does the tour cost and is there a deposit?
Price from the operator is 75 € per person (ages 12 and up) and 55 € per person for children aged 7–11; a 15 € per-person deposit is required at booking and is deducted on the day at the first stop.
Are meals and drinks included?
Yes—lunch at the MAHOH restaurant in Villaverde is included and comes with water, sangria and a dessert; special vegetarian and vegan menus are available on request.
On which days does the tour run?
Tours operate on Wednesdays (pickups from across the island), and on Thursdays and Fridays for guests from the south of the island (Morro Jable, Esquinzo, Costa Calma, Tarajalejo).
Who is the tour intended for and are there age limits?
The tour is available to guests aged four years and older and is organized for up to eight guests per departure.