Took the waterbus from Puerto Colero as wanted to go to another place for the day. Was way better than taking a taxi and something we would do again. We got a return ticket and the boat runs regularly throughout the day.

Visited the island of La Graciosa in May. It’s a nice little excursion to take just off the northern coast of Lanzarote. Head north to the ferry port at Orzola. Go by bus or car. If by car there are several car parks handy - but leave a little time as if it’s busy you might be directed a couple of hundred yards to where spaces are free. No charge. Then refresh yourself from a nice little cafe just opposite the terminal while you wait for the ferry. Two ferry services serve La Graciosa. They’re independent and when we went, the services were staggered with each going about hourly. You’re advised to book in advance but we got on by paying at the terminal. You can’t pay for one operator then catch the other’s ferry. Last one back 7.00pm. Little to choose between the services. Just under a half-hour crossing. €27pp return - possible small discount for on-line booking in advance. Careful! If you sit at the front to the side of the deck you can get splashed - the start of crossing can be choppy. Boat docks at Caleta del Sabo where there are nice restaurants and a decent beach. Best to see the island by bike. We hired an electric bike from La Molina - about €35pp for the day - nice bikes, good service! The guide books say there are 4-5 island circuits you can take but on any given day drifting sands block some routes. They’re then “no-go!” and when we went the south-west beaches were off-limits. The main routes are an experience. It’s as if a tank has left wide caterpillar tracks which you rattle across - a right bum-bruising experience. Don’t let this put you off. (If it does, there are plenty of jeep tours). We took the northern route. After about a 7mile ride we got to a glorious quiet and pristine beach - Playa de Los Conchos - with fabulous views. I then scaled Montaña Bermeja just opposite. I’m 75 but managed the 35degree climb. (The wife chickened out!). Bit slippery on loose stones approaching the peak but a great view from the top. Watch the drop! Then back to port. All in all about an 11mile frequently bone-shaking round trip. (We got stuck in sand for a few miles in the island’s north-east quadrant - so be careful if you’ve a ferry to catch). All in all, glad we went and quite exhilarating. Lanzarote’s great and we’re going back again shortly. But now we’ve done La Graciosa and probably won’t be repeating the trip! Check out the photos. Hope they help!

We enjoyed the best day on the catamaran to Papagayo. The team looked after us from a welcome mojito & Spanish omelette to providing a great experience using the kayaks and watermat and giving us all confidence to jump and dive off the boat. Lunch was delicious paella or pasta, followed by fresh fruit. We met some great people and enjoyed a party atmosphere on our return journey with beer and sangria flowing. This was our second time on the catamaran and if possible was better than out first experience in 2022. I have no hesitation in recommending this fabulous day out

We planned to travel by taxi ferry to Puerto Carmen and visit a nice restaurant for my sons birthday. The journey was smooth, drinks available but the best thing was the entertainment. The "Captain" was a feisty lady who threatened to make us walk the plank if we didn't smile. We laughed so much we forgot to look at the scenery.

I have been on many Catamaran excursions, from Mexico to Bulgaria. It's my "go to" thing to do when on holiday. I have to say from experience, this is one of the best I have experienced. Spanish omlette served upon embarking was a nice touch. Staff superbly attentive, very knowledgable and we were even treated to a pod of bottlenose dolphins who came to visit our boat on the return trip. All inclusive drinks were flowing and music playing right from the moment we boarded the boat to the moment we disembarked. Lunch was also fantastic, with a choice of pasta of seafood Paella. The swim stop was around 90 minutes and it was fantastic to swim around and underneath the boat as well use the Kayaks if you wanted. Would highly recommend anyone to participate in this activity and it represents good value for money. I would not hesitate to do this trip again should I return to Lanzarote!

We visited Lanzerote in September and enjoyed every minute. We stayed in a private villa with its own pool (Villa Jamie in Puerto Del Carmen). The weather was great around 28° every day and for the 10 days we were there, no rain. Loads of restaurants and bars in Puerto Del Carmen in easy walking distance from the villa, no hills. The beach is huge and flat, no dunes. We visited and hired loungers for a couple hours, but in Lanzerote it's very windy and the sand was slowly burying us. We hired a car for two days. The first day we visited a little market in Puerto Calero, a village with a harbour and lots of restaurants, pretty little place. The second day we drove to Tegise. A small town with a few shops and a huge square where a really busy market is held periodically. We carried on up the mountains, stunning views the whole way, to Mirador del Rio where there is a cafe and outstanding views of the island and the little island of Graciosa. Well worth a visit. I would love to visit Lanzerote again.

Excellent trip from start to finish. Great crew lovely welcome drink and great views. The Sunset was amazing as the sun vanished behind the stunning lunar landscape. Appearance of Whales and dolphins topped it off for us.

Lovely chilled day , boat not too crowded, so not on top of each other. Mojito on arrival, plenty more if you desire, Lager and sangria also on tap. Coach transfer was a lovely clean coach. Spanish omelette on arrival, paella or pasta for lunch followed by melon. Water sports if you want it. Was a little concerned by the all inclusive aspect - but no one got stupidly drunk!

Brilliant! Nice catamaran tour with friendly staff. Unlimited beverages on board. Delicious tortilla de patata for breakfast and super delicious paella for lunch. We really enjoyed views along trip (dolphins) and swimming around catamaran. 10/10 Highly recommend!

We had a fantastic day on our catamaran cruise. La Graciosa is beautiful well worth a visit l, we spent an hour on a beautiful beach with kayaks and had a tasty paella lunch. The crew were fun and friendly and very professional we had a great time

The boat was clean and large enough for everyone to have their own space. Drinks were refreshing, choice of Mojito or Sangria. Snacks served were tasty. The cruise was pleasant, great views of the coastline down to Arrecife, when we turned into the sunset this offered spectacular views to photograph. No dolphins seen on this cruise. I think the trip would be better advertised as a sunset cruise as it is not guaranteed that dolphins will be seen.

Lovely trip to visit the market and restaurants. Funny crew and great way to explore the little marina. Great lunch options.

Took a boat trip to fuerteventura its been a few years since we've visited, half a day would have been sufficient walking around corrielejo but wasn't able to get the earlier boat back so made it a really long day, however it was lovely to visit, we found a small market up the top of the road , the shops are much the same but nice to have a wonder around them, on the seafront we found a small beach bar "can't remember the name " but the fresh smoothies were lovely and refreshing.

Planned on returning from Puerto del Carmen to Puerto Calero by water taxi as I have done many times before. One way trip. Nearly booked on line then decided to pay on the boat. Just as well I did because the water taxi never arrived for the trip to Calero. I asked at the booth nearby and was told it was not running because it was being used for a wedding. I could find no notification of this. It's a great facility but don't rely on it as a necessary form of transport.

This trip is great value for money! The drinks were all inclusive as was the snack bar and we had a good time on the trip We didn’t see any dolphins but appreciate that was just chance - we did however turn back to the harbour just as the sun was setting which was a bit disappointing - definitely worth the money - bring warm clothes!