Elemental Horizons: Lanzarote & Fuerteventura

Volcanic landscapes, Atlantic light, and the elemental rhythm of island sailing

Introduction

The eastern Canaries combine dramatic volcanic scenery with golden beaches and lively harbours. From Lanzarote’s lunar landscapes to the dunes of Fuerteventura, this voyage blends natural wonders, island culture, and the warmth of the Atlantic sun.

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Itinerary Overview

Total Distance: 99 nm | Average Daily Sailing: 2-3 hrs

A harbor filled with small boats anchored in calm blue water, with white buildings and palm trees along the shoreline, and mountains in the background.

Day 1 — Puerto de Naos (Arrecife, Lanzarote)

Begin in Arrecife, Lanzarote’s capital and a hub of maritime life. Stroll along the waterfront, explore the San Gabriel fortress, or enjoy tapas in the old quarter before setting sail from Puerto de Naos.

Aerial view of a coastal landscape with a sandy beach, turquoise water, and sailboats, surrounded by cliffs and mountains under a partly cloudy sky.

Day 2 - Caleta del Sebo (La Graciosa)

Sail north to La Graciosa, a tranquil island with sandy tracks and whitewashed houses. In Caleta del Sebo, life moves at a slower pace. Swim at unspoiled beaches, cycle sandy trails, and enjoy a relaxed evening in this car-free haven.

Aerial view of a coastal landscape with a beach, turquoise water, and arid hills and mountains in the background.

Day 3 - Arrieta (Lanzarote)

On Lanzarote’s northeast coast, Arrieta is a traditional fishing village with a broad sandy beach, Playa de la Garita. Its golden sand contrasts with the island’s volcanic scenery, while waterfront tavernas serve some of the best fresh seafood on the island.

Marina with sailboats docked, tall palm trees, wooden pier, blue sky with scattered clouds, hilly landscape in the background.

Day 4 - Puerto Calero (Lanzarote)

Puerto Calero is Lanzarote’s chic marina, lined with stylish shops, restaurants, and cafés. It’s the perfect spot for a leisurely evening, combining modern elegance with the island’s volcanic backdrop.

Bird's eye view of a beach with white sand, turquoise water, and mountains in the background. There are rows of lounge chairs and umbrellas, some small structures, and people relaxing and walking along the shoreline.

Day 5 - Corralejo (Fuerteventura)

Cross to Fuerteventura and anchor at Corralejo, famous for its vast sand dunes and lively town. Explore the dunes of Corralejo Natural Park, stroll the seafront promenade, and sample Canarian dishes in bustling harbour restaurants.

A marina with many sailboats docked, white buildings with green and brown windows in the foreground, and a mountainous island in the background under a clear blue sky.

Day 6 - Marina Rubicón (Lanzarote)

Marina Rubicón, near Playa Blanca, is a vibrant harbour with boutiques, restaurants, and a lively market. Relax in its sheltered marina, enjoy fine dining, or swim in nearby coves with views across to Fuerteventura.

Boats moored in a calm harbor at dusk, with a town with white buildings, palm trees, and a church with a bell tower in the background, and clouds in the sky.

Day 7 - Puerto de Naos (Return)

Sail back to Arrecife for a final wander through the old town or a coffee along the waterfront. Reflect on a week of volcanic islands, golden sands, and vibrant harbours in the eastern Canaries.

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Optional Onshore Experiences

Enhance your voyage with hand-picked experiences ashore, blending the region’s rich culture with its celebrated cuisine.

A vast volcanic landscape with multiple colorful volcanoes, some with reddish and orange hues, under a partly cloudy sky.

Cultural Moments

  • Timanfaya National Park: Discover Lanzarote’s volcanic heart, where dramatic lava fields, steaming geysers, and rust-red peaks create an otherworldly landscape unlike anywhere on earth.

  • La Graciosa Trails: Cycle sandy paths between whitewashed villages and golden beaches on car-free La Graciosa, a haven of simplicity and charm.

  • Corralejo Dunes: Visit Corralejo Natural Park, where vast golden dunes roll into turquoise seas, a unique landscape of Fuerteventura.

A bottle of olive oil, a jar of orange-based sauce with a spoon, a black bowl of potatoes, and a garlic clove with a red chili pepper on a woven cloth in front of a dark wooden background.

Cuisine Journeys

  • Arrieta Seafood: Dine in waterfront tavernas on Playa de la Garita, where fresh fish and local flavours meet Lanzarote’s volcanic backdrop.

  • Puerto Calero Dining: Savour Canarian dishes and fine dining in the island’s chic marina, surrounded by stylish shops and yachts.

  • Marina Rubicón Flavours: Taste Canary wines and mojo sauces in lively market restaurants, where island produce shines.

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