Glass-Bottom Boat Cruise with Paella Lunch Fuerteventura

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Glass-Bottom Boat Cruise with Paella Lunch Fuerteventura
Glass-Bottom Boat Cruise with Paella Lunch Fuerteventura
Glass-Bottom Boat Cruise with Paella Lunch Fuerteventura
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Overview

This four-hour boat trip sails along the south coast of Fuerteventura beside the Jandia Natural Park, with a glass-bottom viewing deck so you can watch marine life without getting wet. Hotel pickup and drop-off in the south of the island, a paella lunch with a vegetarian option, snorkelling, kayaking and a waterslide are included. The crew also look out for dolphins and whales, although sightings cannot be guaranteed. It suits families and groups who want a relaxed, active morning at sea.

Highlights

  • Cruise along the south coast beside the Jandia Natural Park
  • Glass-bottom viewing deck for watching fish below the boat
  • Snorkelling, kayaking and a waterslide off the boat
  • Paella lunch, with a vegetarian option
  • Chance to spot dolphins and other marine life, not guaranteed
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off from 29 locations in the south

Full Description

The south coast and the Jandia Natural Park

The cruise follows the long, wild south coast of the Jandia peninsula, where the mountains of the Jandia Natural Park fall to golden beaches and the open Atlantic. From the water you see the long beaches of the Jandia coast and the cliffs and coves that are hard to reach on foot.

The route starts near Morro Jable in the far south, and many travellers search for a boat trip in the south of Fuerteventura because the sea is usually calm enough for swimming. The sun deck, music and sea breeze make the first part of the trip relaxed.

The glass-bottom viewing deck

A glass-bottom boat is a good way to see marine life without getting in the water. From the viewing deck below the waterline you look through the glass at fish moving over the sandy seabed and the rocks, and it is particularly popular with children and anyone who does not want to snorkel.

The visibility depends on the day and the sea conditions, but the water around Fuerteventura is usually clear. The crew explain what you are seeing, from local reef fish to the plants of the seabed.

Dolphins, whales and snorkelling

The waters off Jandia have dolphins and, at some times of year, whales, and the crew keep watch while you sail. Sightings depend on the day and cannot be guaranteed, but the calm sea makes it a good place to look.

When the boat stops in a sheltered bay, you can snorkel, kayak or swim, or slide into the water from the waterslide. Snorkelling equipment is provided, and the crew help beginners with the basics. Underwater you may see schools of small fish over the sandy bottom, and the crew suggest the best spots to swim.

Paella lunch and planning your day

A paella lunch is served on board around midday, with a vegetarian option, so tell us about your dietary needs when you book. The four-hour trip leaves at 09:30 and includes pickup and drop-off from 29 locations in Morro Jable, Costa Calma, Jandia and Esquinzo.

If your hotel is outside that area, the operator will send a pickup point and time after you book. Wear swimwear under your clothes, and bring a towel, sun cream and a light jacket for the return.

Itinerary

  1. Hotel pickup in the southA pickup from one of 29 locations, with the time confirmed after booking.
  2. Boarding and cruisingSail along the Jandia coast on a glass-bottom boat with music and views.
  3. Glass-bottom deck and marine lifeWatch fish through the viewing deck and look out for dolphins.
  4. Snorkelling, kayaking and waterslideSwim stop in a sheltered bay with equipment provided.
  5. Paella lunchA paella lunch on board, with a vegetarian option.
  6. Return and drop-offSail back to the port and travel to your hotel or pickup point.

What's included

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Glass-bottom boat cruise
  • Paella lunch (a vegetarian option is available)
  • Snorkelling
  • Kayaking
  • Waterslide

Not included

  • Tips

Is this right for you?

Great for

  • Families with children — a child price for ages 3–12
  • Travellers without a car — hotel pickup is included
  • Food lovers
  • Anyone who wants to see it from the water

Think twice if

  • You want a private tour — this one is shared with other travellers
  • You get seasick easily

Not suitable for

  • Anyone who suffers from seasickness
  • Wheelchair users and people with limited mobility, because of the boat steps
  • Travellers who want a guaranteed dolphin sighting

Meeting point

Hotel pickup is included from 29 pickup locations in the south of Fuerteventura, including Morro Jable, Costa Calma, Jandia and Esquinzo. The tour leaves at 09:30, and your exact pickup time is confirmed after booking.

Important information

  • Wear swimwear under your clothes and bring a towel and sun cream
  • Bring a light jacket for the return sail
  • Tell us if you need the vegetarian meal when you book
  • Dolphin and whale sightings are not guaranteed
  • Tips are not included
  • Pickup is for hotels in the south only, and others are given a meeting point

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.

How much does the glass-bottom boat cruise cost?

The price depends on the option, and the booking panel on this page shows the current price for adults and children.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes, from 29 pickup locations in the south of Fuerteventura.

How long is the cruise?

About four hours, leaving at 09:30.

Is lunch included?

Yes, a paella lunch is included, and a vegetarian option is available.

Will I see dolphins?

Dolphins are possible, but sightings depend on the day and cannot be guaranteed.

Is the cruise suitable for children?

Yes. Children from 3 to 12 pay the child rate, and the glass deck and waterslide are popular with them.

What should I bring?

A towel, sun cream, swimwear and a light jacket.

Can I book for today or tomorrow?

Yes, when places are available. The booking panel shows the earliest date.

Do I have to snorkel?

No. You can watch the sea life through the glass deck or relax on board.

Is the cruise worth taking?

Yes, particularly for families and for the views of the south coast and the sea life.

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