We spent a lovely quiet few hours on Isla de Lobos today (10-Dec-23). Cheap water taxi there and back provide a few hours away from the hustle and bustle of Corralejo. Very few people on the beach and great weather with calm water, along with a nice picnic (no shops so bring plenty of fluid) made for a great afternoon.

The beauty of the island is its unique and natural landscape it really is quite staggering. Benefiting from giving few amenities and a charge to get there which ensures its never that busy. We took food and water and enjoyed a few hours lounging around and swimming in the crystal clear waters. The cafe does a fabulous Cortada! Highly recommend if you like out of the way, interesting places that aren't full of shops and cafes.....just glorious nature, with fish swimming by and little birds and lizards flashing by. Did think about walking up the Volcano but just to hot to try!

Had a great half day at Lobos island, did not pre book just paid at the Harbour €15 per person. Stayed for 4 hours, did the full walk around the island which took around 2 hours then stayed at the beach & snorkelled. The little cove with the jetty is beautiful, great spot for a beer from the restaurant we didn’t eat but the food looked great.

Lovely island worth a trip. Don't wear sliders or flip flops take them in your bag. It's gravel tracks / paths. Not suitable for people with limited mobility. Nice beach on the island and natural pools. We got the glass bottom boat, with snorkeling for 25 mins with all the fish in the ocean! amazing experience. You also get a drink and return boat a few hrs later £25 euros each from corralejo harbor.

Such a beautiful island So much history and amazing scenery This was a perfect excursion for me as I love walking. Arrived via coach to the ferry point, ferry journey was only about 15 minutes Staff aboard were very helpful and friendly. The island itself, is a lot of walking which I personally like. A lot of nature to see and information boards are available which a brief history of the island. Lots of picturesque spots and there is a beach which you can sit on or take a swim in the water. You’re given 4 hours to explore which is plenty of time! My only heads-up to fellow people wanting to visit would be don’t expect the bright blue sky’s like you see in some of the photos 😂 it isn’t a guarantee

Ignore all the negative comments and doyour homework on the island before you go .yes facilities are very limited so take your own food and drink. Beaches are lovely sand.water temp is same temperature as in correlejo . Port is small and fishing village good for photos and the Instagram pic on the boardwalk is a must. The walk up the hill is good fo photos but you eed to know its very steep and rugged . We used the blue glass bottom boat and was great but it choppy coming back . Don't forget to get your permit for your visit from gov website .there free but didn't get checked whilst on island .

Absolutely loved it! We got a speed boat over from Corralejo which was a brilliant and exhilarating way to travel. When we arrived we decided to walk round the whole island and also to climb the volcano. If you turn right from where the boat docks you can stay at some small beaches with beautiful shallow water, or go to the restaurant. This part was very busy but when you get past it you barely see anyone. The island itself it’s stunning, the water around you and the scenery is to be admired. The volcano is a steep and tiring short walk but worth it for the views at the top. We were there 4 hours and actually could have done with a bit longer. Highly recommend for beach lovers, walkers, or people that want to try something new.

Enjoyed our visit - comfortable 20 min boat journey and strolling on trails all clearly signposted. Peaceful and atmospheric though not much natural shade so take care in the heat. There were cold drinks and bottled water for sale at reasonable prices which was a pleasant surprise !