Fuerteventura offers a variety of transportation options to help you explore. Whether you’re planning to rent a car, use public transport, or explore by bike, this guide will help you navigate the island with ease and make the most of your visit.

Car Rentals

Renting a car is the most flexible way to explore Fuerteventura. With a car, you can easily reach remote beaches, scenic viewpoints, and hidden gems around the island. Bear in mind, taxis often won’t take you off-road.

Top Car Rental Companies

• Autoreisen
• Cicar
• Avis
• Europcar

Tips for Renting a Car

• Book in Advance: Especially during peak season to secure the best rates.
• Check Insurance: Ensure you have adequate coverage. You may not be insured off-road.
• Driving License: A standard EU or international license is required.

Public Transport

Buses

• Overview: The island’s bus service (known as Tiadhe) covers major towns and tourist spots. See routes and timetables here.
• Useful information: There are regular services to key locations such as Corralejo and Morro Jable but you may need to take 2 buses e.g. Airport to Puerto Rosario (Line 3), then Puerto Rosario to Corralejo (Line 6).
• Tickets: Purchase directly on the bus. Bring cash as they often don’t accept card.

Taxis

• Availability: Widely available in towns and major tourist areas.
• Booking: Can be hailed on the street or booked by phone.
• Rates: Metered and inexpensive, though trips to and from the airport can be pricey. Additional fees for luggage and night-time travel.

Bicycles and E-bikes

• Overview: Ideal for exploring towns and coastal paths.
• Rental Shops: Numerous options in popular areas like Corralejo and Costa Calma.
• Bike Paths: Dedicated lanes and scenic routes around the island. Not much shade or shops around coastal routes so come prepared.

Scooters

• Overview: Great for short trips and easy parking.
• Rental Locations: Available in most tourist locations. Scan the QR code found on the scooter, download the app and create an account.
• Parking: You can’t park anywhere you like. Find a parking zone on the app.

Ferries

• Overview: Fuerteventura is connected to nearby islands like Lanzarote and Gran Canaria. To go further away, you’ll need to take several ferries.
• Operators: Fred Olsen and Naviera Armas offer regular services.
• Booking: Tickets can be purchased online or at ferry terminals.

Boat Tours

• Overview: Explore coastal areas, go dolphin watching, or enjoy a day trip to nearby islands.
• Options: Various tours available from major ports and resorts.
• Reservations: Book in advance for popular tours.

Practical Tips for Getting Around

Fuel Stations

• Availability: Numerous stations across the island; many are not self-service so speak to a representative.
• Payment: Credit/debit cards accepted.

Navigation

• Maps and GPS: Handy for exploring, especially in remote areas. Signal can be patchy though.
• Local Advice: Ask for directions or tips from locals if needed.

Language

• Communication: English is widely spoken in tourist areas, but not everyone speaks it. Knowing a few Spanish phrases can be helpful.