4,8/5
Excellent
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 Port of Puerto del Rosario is the cruise ship docking point in Fuerteventura. The island's capital is not a tourist area, so practically all cruise passengers need transport to get to the beaches and areas of interest: Corralejo and the Dunes to the north, Caleta de Fuste 10 minutes away, or Costa Calma and Morro Jable to the south.
With Million Routes, you leave the pier directly to your destination, with a fixed price and a driver available for the entire stopover.
Many options in one place
It's very simple and you can cancel it without hassle
Discover the most frequently asked questions about our transfers
Cruise ships dock at the Port of Puerto del Rosario, the island's capital. The terminal is compact and the exit leads directly to the pick-up area, where your Million Routes driver will be waiting with a sign with your name.
It's not a tourist area. Puerto del Rosario is the island's administrative capital, with little to offer cruise passengers looking for beach or nature. The nearest destination of tourist interest is Caleta de Fuste, about 10 km away (10 minutes). For Corralejo and the Dunes, count on about 40 km to the north.
Port calls in Puerto del Rosario are usually 8 to 10 hours. Since the capital doesn't hold much interest for visitors, it's essential to have transport organised to make the most of the day in beach or nature areas and return to the dock with margin.
Yes. Corralejo is about 40 km to the north (35-40 minutes). With a port call of 8 hours or more, you'll have time to visit the Dunes Natural Park, Corralejo town and the north coast before returning. It's the most requested destination from this port.
In the pick-up area outside the terminal, holding a sign with your name. We indicate the exact point in the confirmation email. The driver monitors the ship's arrival and adapts if there's any variation in docking time.
Yes. You indicate the morning pick-up time and the afternoon return time to the dock. The driver accompanies you or waits at an agreed point and brings you back to the port with enough margin to board.
If the cruise line changes the schedule during the port call, let us know as soon as you find out. We'll rearrange the return with the time needed. We recommend always keeping the driver's number to hand during the excursion.
Cofete, at the southern tip of the Jandía Peninsula, is about 100 km from the port (approximately 1 hour 15 minutes). It's only viable with long port calls of 10-12 hours. The final access is via a dirt track usually excluded by car rental insurance; with a private transfer you'll get there without issues. For an 8-hour port call, Costa Calma or Morro Jable are more realistic alternatives to the south.
Ship excursions run in groups with a fixed itinerary. With Million Routes you decide the destination, time at each stop and the return time, without sharing a vehicle with strangers. In groups of 3 or more, the price difference per person is considerable.
For beach and nature: Corralejo + the Dunes Natural Park (north). For culture and inland: Betancuria, the island's former historic capital, 25 km from the port. For a quiet nearby beach: Caleta de Fuste (10 min) if the port call is short. The driver helps you combine stops based on the time available and your return time to the ship.