Private catamaran time near Lobos is pure luxury. You get the Lagoon 400 comfort, then you steer the experience with a private setup designed around your timing, with snorkeling, swimming, and kayaking built in. It is a simple formula that turns Corralejo into a full-on day at sea.

I especially love that you can choose your trip length and tweak the day’s plan, instead of being trapped in a fixed schedule. I also love the practical inclusions, like the water-activity gear, drinks, and the underwater photo package, which cuts down on extra spending once you are on board. One drawback to keep in mind, the price is per group up to 4, so it feels best when you can share it with others or you really want the privacy.

Key Points You Should Know Before You Go

• Lagoon 400 catamarans are set up for stability and comfort on the water
• Choose 4 to 8 hours, so you can match your energy and schedule
• Snorkeling, kayaking, and paddle boards are included, with what you need for the activities
• Hotel pickup in Corralejo helps you start without hassle
• Bring your own food or add à la carte lunch, plus drinks are included
• Admission is free and you get underwater photographs plus souvenir photos

Lagoon 400 on a Private Charter, and why that matters

A private catamaran sounds fancy, but the real win is how it changes your day. The Lagoon 400 catamarans are known for being stable and comfortable, which means you spend less effort staying balanced and more time enjoying water time. It makes the whole thing feel smoother, whether you are going for a romantic outing or a bigger celebration like a birthday.

Another quiet advantage is that this setup supports an easy pace. You can shift from snorkeling to kayaking to swimming without feeling like you are rushing to make a timetable. When the boat is comfortable, the trip feels less like a chore and more like a hangout that happens to include Lobos Island.

Corralejo Meet-Up: getting on the water without stress

You start from Fuerteventura Dune Buggy Tours Corralejo at Av. Juan Carlos I, 74, 35660 Corralejo. The activity ends back at the same meeting point, so you are not playing guess-the-transport later.

If you are staying in the Corralejo area, you can get free hotel transfer. That matters because it removes friction from the morning, especially if you plan to arrive a bit early to settle in. You also get a mobile ticket, and the meeting point is near public transportation, so you have options if pickup does not work for your lodging.

One more good piece of info: this is a private tour, meaning only your group participates. So the catamaran does not feel like a crowded shuttle, and you can actually use that private-boat feeling you are paying for.

Customizing your Lobos Island day, from timing to food

This is one of those rare trips where you can shape the day around your group. The duration runs about 4 to 8 hours, so you can go half-day if you want a taste, or stretch it longer for more water time. The itinerary is also customizable, which is handy if your group wants more snorkeling time, more kayaking, or a more relaxed rhythm.

Food is flexible too. You can bring your own meals, and the catamaran is equipped with tableware, which makes DIY picnic-style eating feel normal instead of chaotic. If you prefer something handled for you, you can order lunch as an extra from one of two à la carte menu options.

If your group wants something specific for drinks or food, you can request it and get a quote before you sail. That is useful because it means you can plan around preferences without guessing once you are already out at sea.

Included water gear: snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boards, and photos

What I like most here is that you are not just paying for the ride. You are getting the tools that make water time easy to jump into.

The trip includes trolling and snorkelling, plus kayaking gear and paddle boards. You get 2 paddle boards and a mix of kayaks, including 2 single kayaks and 2 double kayaks. The boat also provides what you need for the water activities, so you are not scrambling for equipment or trying to figure out how it all works mid-day.

A big plus is the photo part. You get underwater photographs included, along with free souvenir photographs from the trip. In plain terms, it saves you from bringing your own underwater plan or trying to capture everything on a phone.

Also, drinks are included on board, including soft drinks, beer, white and red wine, water, coffee, and tea. That turns the day into something closer to a private outing, not just a water-activity checklist.

Lobos Island time: how to make those hours count

The day is built around Lobos Island, and your time there is what you will remember. Since you have multiple water activities included, your main job is deciding how you want to rotate through them.

I recommend thinking in blocks. For example, start with snorkeling and swimming while the group is freshest, then switch to kayaking or paddle boards when you want a slower pace. If your group includes different skill levels, kayaks are often the easiest way to keep everyone comfortable, since you can pace yourselves.

Because the admission ticket is free, you do not need to worry about an extra add-on once you arrive at the destination. That keeps the day simple, and it helps the trip feel like a complete package.

If you are the type who likes photos, plan around the underwater photo moment. You will get the underwater shots included, but you still want to be ready to actually use the experience. The best results come when you are not rushing between activities or trying to do everything at once.

Food and drinks onboard: your day, your pace

On a private catamaran, food can either feel like an afterthought or part of the experience. Here it is built for flexibility. You can bring your own food, and the boat includes tableware, which is a small detail that makes a big difference. Eating feels more like a proper meal and less like snack logistics.

If you choose the lunch option, it is available as an extra through one of two à la carte menus. That is nice if you want to travel light and skip the planning of what to pack.

The included drinks cover a wide range, from coffee and tea to beer and wine. So you can keep it casual, or you can make it feel like a celebration without paying for every round. For groups, this also helps you avoid awkward decisions like who is buying what.

The crew vibe: helpful, English-friendly, and photo-ready

This is an English offered trip, which matters if your group wants clear explanations while you are gearing up for snorkeling and water activities. The setup also supports families and mixed groups, since most people can participate.

The reviews also point to a helpful, friendly crew experience, including guides named Frank and Pierre. That kind of hands-on energy matters on a water day because it reduces stress. You spend less time wondering how things will work and more time actually enjoying the time on the catamaran.

And yes, the photo package is included, including underwater photographs and free souvenir images. If you have ever spent vacation time hunting for the right shot, this reduces the mental load.

Price and value: $905.09 per group, what you actually get

Let’s talk money, because this is where private charters either feel worth it or not.

The price is $905.09 per group for up to 4 people. That means it is not cheap if you are going solo, and it is not meant to replace a budget boat tour. But it can feel reasonable compared to cobbling together separate pieces like boat rental time, equipment, admission, and on-board drinks.

You are getting a lot inside the package:

• Private catamaran time on a Lagoon 400
• Lobos Island admission that is free
• Snorkelling, trolling, kayaking, and paddle boards
• Drinks (soft drinks, beer, wine, water, coffee, tea)
• Underwater photographs plus souvenir photos
• Pickup in the Corralejo area

When you add those items up, the private-group price starts to look less like a luxury splurge and more like buying convenience. It becomes especially good value if you are two couples or a small family who wants privacy and control.

One practical note: it is booked about 25 days in advance on average, so if your dates are firm, I would not wait. Confirmation is received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability, so early planning gives you a calmer start.

Who this Lobos catamaran suits best

This trip fits best if you want control and comfort. If you like snorkeling and kayaking, this is a great way to pack in activities without feeling rushed. The boat’s stable, comfortable feel makes it appealing for celebrations and romantic outings too.

It is also a solid choice for small groups. Since it is limited to up to 4, you get the private vibe without paying for an oversized charter. Kids are welcome, but children must be accompanied by an adult, so plan for that in your group mix.

Because it is offered in English, it is easiest for groups who want clear communication during setup and explanations. And since it includes drinks, you can keep the day relaxed without worrying about cash or separate purchases.

Should you book this private Lobos catamaran?

Book it if you want a day where your group calls the shots. The private Lagoon 400 setup, included water-activity gear, admission, and photo package all point in the same direction: less logistics, more fun.

I would especially book if you are the kind of traveler who hates rigid schedules and wants the freedom to choose your trip length within that 4 to 8 hour window. And if you are deciding between paying for boat time alone versus buying the full experience with drinks and equipment handled, this is the cleaner option.

Skip it only if you are traveling on a strict budget or you prefer joining a larger shared tour to save money. Private charters cost more because you are paying for privacy and included extras.

FAQ

How many people can the private catamaran trip include?

The price is for up to 4 people per group.

How long is the private trip to Lobos Island?

The duration is approximately 4 to 8 hours.

Is hotel pickup available?

Yes, free hotel transfer is available in the Corralejo area.

Where does the trip start?

The meeting point is Fuerteventura Dune Buggy Tours Corralejo, Av. Juan Carlos I, 74, 35660 Corralejo, Las Palmas, Spain.

Is the tour admission ticket included?

Yes, the admission ticket is listed as free.

What activities are included onboard?

Included items include trolling and snorkelling, plus 2 paddle boards, and kayaks (single and double kayaks).

Are drinks included?

Yes. Drinks included are soft drinks, beer, white and red wine, water, coffee, and tea.

Can I bring my own food?

Yes, you can bring your own food, and the catamaran is equipped with tableware.

What about lunch or special food and drinks?

Lunch can be ordered as an extra from two à la carte menus. If you want something else, you can request it for a quote.

How soon will I receive confirmation after booking?

Confirmation is received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.