Hiking Islote de Lobos Natural Park

A little piece of heaven on earth!This trip to the Islote de Lobos is guaranteed to be a complete experience. This small island, which takes its name from the monk seals that inhabited its coast until the last century, is just 4.5 square kilometres in size. Its endemic fauna and flora, together with its crystal-clear waters and incredibly beautiful volcanic landscapes, have made it a Natural Park.To get there, we will take a small ferry from the port of Corralejo, which will take about 15 minutes. During the journey, you will enjoy the incredible views and the clarity of its turquoise waters. Once we arrive and after reserving our lunch in the only restaurant on the island, we will follow the path to La Calera or La Concha beach. In this natural paradise bay there is an archaeological site dating from the time of the ancient Romans, who established a settlement on the island in connection with obtaining purple dye.We will continue on to climb to the top of the La Caldera volcano, 127 metres high. The spectacular views are well worth the effort. Afterwards, we will head north to the Martiño Lighthouse, one of the oldest in the Canary Islands. We will return along the east side of the island, until we reach Las Lagunitas, a salt marsh full of vegetation. Our last stop will be at El Puertito, a picturesque little village of the old fishermen who fished on the island. There we can rest and take a refreshing dip in its natural pools. The final reward will be a delicious paella in the restaurant with the best sea views.Itinerary:● 08:30: pick-up in areas of Caleta de Fuste and Corralejo● 9:30: meeting point in the Port of Corralejo.● 09:45: ferry to Lobos● 10:30: hiking on the island● 14:30: lunch● 16:15: boat to Corralejo● 16:45: arrival and end of the tour