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Suitable for children weighing 9-18 kg (approx. 9 months to 4 years).
Suitable for children weighing 15-36 kg (approx. 4-11 years).
Bicycle adequately packed in a bicycle box or bag.
Medium size golf bag with golf clubs safely secured inside.
Standard size surfboard adequately packed or in a bag.
Passengers with reduced mobility who need access to the vehicle by ramp.
Pet carrier for medium or large pets.
Ideal if you need to collect/drop off keys or if your group stay at different hotels.
Suitable for children weighing 0 - 9 kg
The journey between Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) and Corralejo is approximately 40 km along the FV-1 north, with an average time recorded by our drivers of 35 to 40 minutes under normal traffic conditions. During high season, allow between 45 and 50 minutes.
Corralejo is the most active tourist hub in the north of the island: a port with ferries to Lanzarote and Isla de Lobos, access to the Natural Park dunes, a wide range of restaurants and water activities. It is the favorite destination for many British and European travelers who return season after season.
Fixed price from booking, no tolls on route and real-time flight tracking.
How long does the transfer from FUE to Corralejo take?
Between 35 and 45 minutes along the FV-1, depending on traffic. The journey is direct with no intermediate stops.
How much does the bus from FUE to Corralejo cost?
The combined ticket (Tiadhe line 3 + line 6) costs approximately €4.85. The problem is that it requires changing buses in Puerto del Rosario and the total time usually exceeds 75 minutes.
Can I take a kitesurf or windsurf board on the transfer to Corralejo?
Yes. Corralejo is one of the best kitesurf and windsurf spots in Europe, so we have it well planned. When booking, select the board/surf extra and we will assign you a vehicle with the necessary space for your equipment.
Does the transfer go directly to the hotel or apartment in Corralejo?
Yes. The driver will drop you off at the exact address of your hotel, apartment or villa, without the need to walk from a stop or meeting point.
Can I take the ferry to Lanzarote from Corralejo?
Yes. Naviera Armas and Fred Olsen operate lines between Corralejo and Playa Blanca (Lanzarote) with a duration of about 35 minutes. We can also take you directly to the port so you can board without worrying about your luggage.
Is there a return transfer from Corralejo to FUE?
Yes, under the same conditions: fixed price, punctual driver and luggage included. You can book the return journey in the same booking process.
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Between 35 and 45 minutes via the FV-1, depending on traffic. The journey is direct with no intermediate stops.
The combined ticket (Tiadhe line 3 + line 6) costs approximately €4.85. The catch is that it requires changing buses in Puerto del Rosario, and the total journey usually takes over 75 minutes.
Yes. Corralejo is one of the best kitesurfing and windsurfing spots in Europe, so we're well prepared for it. When booking, select the board/surf extra and we'll assign you a vehicle with enough space for your equipment.
Yes. The driver drops you off at the exact address of your hotel, apartment or villa, with no need to walk from a stop or meeting point.
Yes. Naviera Armas and Fred Olsen operate routes between Corralejo and Playa Blanca (Lanzarote), taking around 35 minutes. We can also take you directly to the port so you can board without worrying about your luggage.
Yes, under the same conditions: fixed price, punctual driver and luggage included. You can book the return journey in the same booking process.
Corralejo has good weather year-round, but July and August see the highest flight and traffic volumes, so the transfer can take up to 50 minutes. Outside those months, the journey usually stays at 35-40 minutes.
Yes, boats to Isla de Lobos leave from Corralejo's harbour, just a few minutes from most accommodations. If your flight lands in the morning, it's possible to arrange the excursion on your arrival day.
It's 40 kilometres, almost entirely via the FV-1 heading north. It's one of the longest routes in Fuerteventura, alongside Morro Jable at the southern tip.