Guided trekking through the natural caves of Ajuy and the west coast

By Vulcano Trekking

Free cancellation available

Features

- Discover the oldest place in the Canary Islands
- Explore the arch and the natural caves
- Discover the volcanic black sand beach
- Watch the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean

Dates

Travelers

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- Not allowed: Bare feet, Climbing, Feeding animals, Littering, Smoking in the vehicle
- Not suitable for: Children under 12 years, Hearing-impaired people, People over 243 lbs (110 kg), People over 70 years, People with back problems, People with epilepsy, People with heart problems, People with kidney problems, People with low level of fitness, People with mobility impairments, People with respiratory issues, Pregnant women, Visually impaired people, Wheelchair users

We'll start our approximately 2-km tour at the Natural Monument of the Caves of Ajuy and follow a path along the coastline and its cliffs until we reach the Arco del Jurado, a geological wonder on the west coast of Fuerteventura with fossils dating back more than 150 million years, when the island was beginning to form on the ocean floor.

We'll head back to the small and picturesque fishing village of Ajuy, where, optionally (not included) and subject to availability, we can round off the day with a Spanish tapas-style dinner at a local restaurant with spectacular sunset views over the sea and the beautiful volcanic black sand beach.