Your Lobos day starts on your terms. A private Lagoon 400 catamaran ride makes it easier to squeeze real time on the water instead of waiting around. You can set how long you stay and how active you get, with Lobos Island as the main event.

I love the practical side of this trip: the boat is stable and comfortable, and the package includes the gear that lets you actually use your time. You’ll like the included paddle boards and kayaks, plus snorkeling support so you’re not stuck renting toys on the fly.

One thing to think about: the price is for a small group (up to four), and free hotel pickup is only in the Corralejo area. If you’re outside that zone, plan on getting to the meeting point yourself.

Key things to know before you go

• Lagoon 400 catamaran comfort: stable, made for a smooth ride when conditions change.
• Private group, custom timing: choose the trip length and itinerary around your day.
• Water activities are included: paddle boards, snorkelling, and kayaks are part of the deal.
• Food and drinks flexibility: you can bring your own food, and drinks are included; lunch can be added.
• Photo extras on board: underwater photos plus free souvenir photos are included.
• Crew service shows up in the ratings: names like Frank and Pierre came through as particularly helpful in standout experiences.

Why a private Lagoon 400 is such a good match for Lobos

Lobos Island is one of those places you want to reach without making the day feel like logistics homework. A private catamaran helps because you leave Corralejo with your own rhythm. No herd herding. No waiting for other groups to come back from the last swim spot.

The key is the boat choice: these are Lagoon 400 catamarans. That matters because catamarans tend to feel steadier than smaller craft, which makes a difference when you’re snorkeling, shifting positions on deck, or just trying to relax with a drink in hand. This is the kind of setup that fits a romantic outing, but it’s also built for groups celebrating birthdays, stag or hen parties, and similar occasions.

You also get that “do what you want” freedom. The operator specifically notes you can customize how long you go and what the itinerary includes. For many people, that’s the real value: you’re not locked into a fixed schedule that forces you to choose between snorkeling and resting. You can balance both.

Price and value: what $905.09 covers (and why it can work)

The listed price is $905.09 per group, up to four people. That can sound steep if you’re thinking in per-person terms right away. But private boat pricing usually works like this: you’re paying for space, equipment, and a crew that stays with your group.

Here’s what the package includes that helps justify it:

• Hotel transfer in the Corralejo area (so you’re not trying to solve transport at the start of your day)
• Snorkelling plus all the water activity support
• 2 paddle boards, 2 single kayaks, and 2 double kayaks
• Underwater photographs and free souvenir photographs
• Drinks: soft drinks, beer, white and red wine, water, coffee, and tea

Add up the “real costs” you’d otherwise face on other trips: gear rental, buying drinks all day, paying for photos, and paying separately for pickup. The included items don’t make the trip cheap, but they do make it feel less like you’re being nickel-and-dimed while you’re out having fun.

If you’re traveling solo or as a couple, it can still be worth it when you compare it to the cost of a family-size group boat plus extra activities and extras you’ll buy anyway. If you have four people, this becomes much easier to justify.

Corralejo start: pickup, meeting point, and getting aboard

Your trip begins back at the meeting area in Corralejo (Av. Juan Carlos I, 74, at Fuerteventura Dune Buggy Tours). The activity also ends back at that same meeting point, which keeps the day straightforward.

If you’re staying in Corralejo, you may get hotel pickup. The operator states pickup is offered only in the Corralejo area, and the exact pickup point is confirmed after you share your accommodation details. This is one of those small-but-important details: if pickup is a priority, don’t guess. Confirm based on where you’re staying.

You’ll also get a mobile ticket, so you’re not hunting for paper in a beach bag. And because the meeting point is near public transportation, you’re not completely stuck if you end up needing to make your own way there.

Once you’re aboard, the “private charter” feeling kicks in. The boat is equipped with tableware, so you’re not limited to whatever the crew can sell you. That means your day can be as simple as snacks from your hotel fridge, a few drinks, and time on the water.

Lobos Island time: snorkeling, swimming, and kayaking on your schedule

The whole point here is Lobos Island. After you leave Corralejo, your time is organized around water time and being active.

You can expect this kind of rhythm:

• Get settled on the catamaran and set your plan for the day.
• Use the included snorkeling and water gear while you’re out there.
• Swap between swim breaks and kayaking or paddle boarding depending on how you feel.

What makes this work better than many semi-private tours is the flexibility. Since you’re not sharing the experience with a long line of other groups, you’re more likely to fit in the activities that matter to you. Want more time in the water? You can lean into snorkeling, swimming, and kayaking. Want a slower day? You can take your time, grab photos, and just enjoy the ride.

The included setup helps you stay in motion without constantly asking questions. You have paddle boards, single kayaks, and double kayaks available. If you’ve got experience kayaking, the single and double options let you choose your pace. If you’re newer, it’s easier to start with the kayak type that matches your comfort level.

Practical tip: plan your day so you don’t spend the first hour figuring out where your snorkel kit ends up. Get everything you need during the early part of the trip so you’re ready when the water time starts.

Onboard comfort and drinks: why the small details matter

A lot of boat trips tell you what activities you’ll do, but they don’t tell you how nice the “in-between” is. Here, the in-between matters.

The catamaran is described as stable and comfortable, and that’s the foundation for a day that feels good even if you’re not doing activities back-to-back. When you’re bouncing on and off a deck, trying paddle boards, or sitting in the sun between swims, comfort isn’t a luxury. It affects how long you actually want to stay outside the water.

Food and drinks are where the practicality shows:

• You can bring your own food.
• The boat includes tableware so you’re not eating off a random container.
• Drinks are included: soft drinks, beer, white and red wine, water, coffee, and tea.
• If you want more than snacks, lunch is available as an extra with two à la carte menu options.

This is a sweet spot for different travel styles. If you want a picnic vibe, you can do it. If you’d rather not think about food, lunch is available. The operator also offers quotes if you want different drinks or food than the standard setup, which is helpful for groups with specific preferences.

Also, the experience includes underwater photographs and free souvenir photographs. That’s not just a nice add-on. It means you can focus on the fun while someone handles the photo side.

Crew, photos, and the human touch that makes it feel personal

This trip’s highest praise isn’t only about the boat. It’s about the people running it and how they help your group enjoy the day.

Names like Frank and Pierre show up as standout crew members in excellent experiences, especially for being helpful during special occasions. That matters on a private charter because you don’t want to feel like you’re paying for a boat but managing everything yourself. When the crew is on top of details, your day feels relaxed fast.

The included photos are another big deal. Underwater photography can be tricky to arrange on your own, and it’s also easy to miss moments when everyone is swapping gear, adjusting masks, and trying not to drop anything. With photo support included, you get a better chance of coming home with real memories rather than only blurry deck shots.

A small suggestion: if you care about photos, say so early in the day. That’s when most crews can adjust and help you get the shots without you having to interrupt your water time.

Who this is best for (and who might want a different style)

This private catamaran setup fits a specific mix of travelers.

It’s ideal if you:

• Want a private experience for a small group (up to four)
• Prefer controlling your time length and activity pace
• Like water sports but don’t want to rent gear separately
• Care about photos and included comfort details

It also fits celebrations. The operator specifically points to romantic outings and bigger events like stag or hen parties and birthdays. If you’re planning a milestone, a private boat gives you room for a day that feels like yours.

Who might think twice:

• If you’re staying outside Corralejo and pickup matters to you, this is less convenient.
• If you’re not planning to use the included water toys and drinks, the value might feel harder to justify.
• If you want a very short, low-commitment trip, you should double-check the time you want since the overall duration is listed as 4 to 8 hours (and the experience you choose should match your energy level).

Should you book this Lobos Island private catamaran charter?

If your goal is maximum time on the water with less time spent on waiting, this is a strong pick. The included paddle boards, kayaks, snorkeling support, drinks, and photo extras add up fast—especially when you’re splitting the cost across a group of four.

Book it if you’re in Corralejo (or can get to the meeting point easily), you want to control the day length, and you’ll actually use the gear instead of treating this like a slow scenic cruise only.

Skip or compare first if pickup convenience is a dealbreaker or if you’re unlikely to take advantage of snorkeling, kayaking, and paddle boarding. In that case, a different type of tour might fit your budget better.

Either way, you’ll likely end up with the kind of Lobos day people remember for the right reasons: real water time, calm boat comfort, and photos that catch the moment.

FAQ

How many people can you book for?

It’s listed as up to 4 people per group, since the price is per group.

How long is the private catamaran trip to Lobos?

The duration is about 4 to 8 hours, and the tour length and itinerary can be customized.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes, hotel transfer is included only in the Corralejo area. Pickup points are confirmed after you provide your accommodation details.

What water activities and equipment are included?

You get snorkelling and water activity gear, including 2 paddle boards, 2 single kayaks, and 2 double kayaks.

Can we bring our own food?

Yes. You can bring your own food, and the catamaran is equipped with tableware. Lunch is also available as an extra from two à la carte menu options.

What if plans change and you need to cancel?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount paid is not refunded.