For a day out and a bit of exploring of the beaten track this was a good day. Got one of the numerous water taxis from Corralejo harbour. A short 10 minute trip get you there. Don’t expect much in the way of facilities, so take all you need for a walk/hike. Typical volcanic isle, which rough scrub, (decent shoes), seems bit of a hidden surf spot, with locals get dropped of from a boat, very impressive big long waves. Climbed the remnants of the volcano, a good steady climb, again decent shoes needed. Your are reward by great views looking back to Fuerteventura and over to Lanzarote. Also the impressive lighthouse, which means you need to walk there. Well signposted tracks ensure you don’t get lost, again you are rewarded by some amazing “moonscape” like terrain. If you feel yourself sucked into spending longer time on the island ensure you have booked a return to allow you time to get back to the landing stage. We had to rearrange and add a couple of hours on. A good day, not facilities , well certainly not in the autumn winter months, but mad a great private day out away from the main island.

The boat trip with the ferry went smooth both ways. The islet had an interesting geology and trails were well marked. Lizards and birds are to be found on the trails. There are especially a lot of small birds in Puertito as tourists have spoiled them with food. The toilet in the port was closed already at 3 p.m., the only other toilet is next to the restaurant in puertito. Take water with you and food, the restaurant provide also drinks and meals.

This island is worth at least half a day. Partner and I could not get enough of the lagoon, so we did not see anything else. Be aware that there are no changing facilities, and that the toilets at the visitor centre do not tolerate toilet roll being flushed away.

A lovely glass bottom boat trip out to Lobos Island a small nature reserve with rugged scenery, crystal clear waters and home of the island's ancient volcano Caldera measuring 120m whose summit we climbed! It took about 1 hour from the bottom of it to get up and down. Lots of steps and very rocky. We got the 10am crossing and was offered to be picked up at 2.20pm or 5pm. The crossing took 20 minutes. There are toilets on the island, a small visitor information area and very small restaurant. We found the young man serving in the restaurant to be very rude and abrupt. There is a beautiful beach area and the lagoons for swimming.

A beautiful, rugged island that is also a National Park. The island is 15-20 minutes by regular ferry/boat. The island has a couple of nice beaches and a micro-sized village with 1 restaurant. The restaurant takes bookings, therefore if you want to eat, book when you arrive. Beyond the beach is a beautiful circular walk that would be achievable by most with an ordinary level of fitness. About 1.30 to 2 hours. Great destination for a walk and few hours sunbathing.

We got the ferry over which was nice but when you get to the island it is very arrid with one main small beach and not great signage. We didn't eat at the restaurant as it looked very small and a bit run down. I wouldn't recommend the island as there are nicer beaches elsewhere.

Part of the speedboat trip to see the dolphins . Booked trip Lanzorote Seatours. Picked up from hotel and taken to Pt de Carmen . Unfortunately no dolphins. At Lobos, uneven surface surrounded by black gravel . Very barren and unexciting views. Facilities very limited and very little shade. I found the place uninteresting as I saw only black gravel and dry bushes.