Lobos Island looks unreal from a sailboat. This private 4-hour sunset charter from Corralejo Harbour takes you around Los Lobos in the evening, with time to swim, snorkel, paddle, and then eat and drink while the sky turns gold. It’s built for couples who want the water, not a crowded “tour.”

I love the real privacy: it’s a private tour with a maximum of 2 travelers, so you’re not sharing the best moments with strangers. I also love that this isn’t a bare-bones outing, because gear and dinner are included, plus you can choose a vegetarian meal.

One thing to consider: it’s not recommended for people with mobility problems, and wind can mean cooler deck time. If you’re hoping to stay fully dry or you need easy step-off access onto land, this won’t match your style since you’re not dropped off on Lobos Island.

Key points

• Just the two of you: private charter with a maximum of 2 travelers
• Playa de la Concha water stop: swim, snorkel, paddle surf, fish, or just relax
• Equipment included: you get what you need for aquatic time
• Dinner + drinks included: local meal with limited beer, wine, soft drinks
• No island drop-off: you’ll enjoy Lobos from the water rather than walking ashore
• Best for a romantic evening: sunset sailing, intimate pace, crew focused on your comfort

Corralejo to Lobos Island: the sunset timing that matters

This charter is built around evening light, not a random afternoon slot. You leave Corralejo Harbour in the evening, sail around Lobos Island, and then catch the sunset on the return. That timing is a big deal here because Lobos sits close enough to feel intimate, but far enough to make the horizon look wide and dramatic.

The total time is about 4 hours, so you get a proper outing without losing half a day. For many couples, that’s the sweet spot: long enough to swim and eat, short enough to still have energy for dinner on shore later.

You also need to plan around where the activity starts and ends. There’s no hotel pickup, and the experience ends back at the meeting point in Corralejo. If you’re staying nearby, you’ll find it easier to keep the whole evening simple.

Private sailing for couples: what “private” feels like on the water

“Private tour” can sometimes mean a bigger price tag and the same group energy. Here, the setup is genuinely small: a maximum of 2 travelers. That size changes everything, from how the crew handles your schedule to how comfortable the meal and downtime feel.

Crews led by sailors like Juan (and colleagues such as Julián, Jorge, Dan, Martin, Gavi, Alida, and Horhay) tend to keep the rhythm sailing-first. In practical terms, it means you’re not stuck watching someone else’s itinerary. The boat time can feel like your own space, especially when the sailing gets active and the focus stays on the wind and sea.

This is also the kind of trip where “privacy” is more than a marketing word. The pace is relaxed, and the meal doesn’t turn into a shared, cramped production. If you like talking quietly, taking turns in the water, and actually enjoying the moment together, this charter fits that mood.

One more small but important detail: it’s near public transportation. So if you’re traveling light or not using a taxi, you should have practical options for getting to the harbor.

Playa de la Concha: your included aquatic time, without island logistics

The heart of the experience is the stop off Lobos Island, timed for you to enjoy water activities and then settle in for the sunset. The charter includes one stop where you can choose your version of “fun in the sea.”

You can snorkel, use paddle surf gear, go fishing, or simply relax on the water at Playa de la Concha. Even if you don’t want a full activity schedule, you’ll still have time to sunbathe and chill. That flexibility matters because not every couple wants the same intensity level at the same minute.

Equipment is included, which is the real convenience win. Instead of spending time figuring out rental logistics, you can focus on enjoying the stop itself. In the water, you get the basic setup for snorkeling and paddle time, and the crew supports you so you can move at your pace.

One caution: you are not dropped off on Lobos Island. So think of this as a “from-the-boat to-the-water” experience. If your dream is walking around the island’s trails or covering land with photos, this is not that tour. Here, the charm is staying on the water and letting the island show itself from the sea.

Dinner and drinks at sea: local flavors, limited bar expectations

The meal is one of the biggest reasons people book a sailing charter instead of a standard boat tour. Here, dinner is included, and there’s a vegetarian option available. That means you’re not trying to guess where you’ll eat after swimming.

The food style is local and comfort-focused. You’ll see classic Fuerteventura flavors in the way the meal is described, including Canarian potatoes with chicken and other simple, hearty sides like tomatoes and cheese. Fresh ingredients show up often, and the presentation tends to feel like a home-cooked dinner rather than a fancy buffet.

Drinks are included too, but with clear limits. The inclusions are limited beer, wine, and soft drinks. Some evenings also come with a special-feeling touch like sparkling wine paired with the meal, and the vibe is meant to feel celebratory without tipping into a full open bar.

This is where I’d set your expectations honestly. One review note calls out that dinner felt a bit simple and that the drink selection was on the modest side. Another point is that special alcoholic drinks like vodka, rum, or whiskey aren’t included. So if you’re the type who plans your night around top-shelf cocktails, you’ll want to adjust your thinking or plan to buy those separately.

For most couples, though, it lands well because you’re not paying only for food. You’re paying for the whole package: sailing, a water stop with gear, a real meal, and sunset time in a private setting.

The sailing experience: when the boat feels like the star

What makes a private sail different from a motorized cruise is the feeling. This charter is sailing-focused, and you’re likely to spend time with the sails used more than you would on a typical sightseeing boat. That’s also why some couples mention that the engine is off at times and the sailing feels very hands-on.

Safety and comfort matter on open water, and the crew’s experience shows in how they run the trip. You get clear guidance around what to do in the water and a steady sense that the boat is being managed professionally. Even on breezy evenings, the goal is for you to relax, not brace.

Also pay attention to how wind works at sea. One practical tip from experience notes: bring something warm enough for the return. The sea breeze can cool you fast once the sun is dropping, even if the harbor area feels mild earlier.

If you want a lively but not chaotic ride, this is the kind of sailing charter that can deliver both. It’s not a day of racing or stunts, but it’s also not a “sit and drift” outing. When the conditions support it, you’ll feel motion and real sailing progress.

Value check: why the price makes sense for what’s included

At $181.02 per person, the charter isn’t cheap if you only compare it to a basic group boat ticket. But you’re not just buying a seat. You’re buying a private outing with a guide, a full water stop with included equipment, and a full dinner plus limited drinks.

The math is usually strongest for couples because the private format spreads the cost across fewer people. With a maximum of 2 travelers, you’re effectively paying for a whole small experience built around you, not a shared schedule.

You’re also booking for a specific moment—sunset—and that narrows the options. Trips like this often book ahead, and the average booking window here is about 41 days in advance, which tells you this charter has a steady demand.

So the best way to judge value is to ask yourself: do you want a romantic evening on a sailboat with swimming time and dinner already handled? If yes, the price starts to feel fair quickly.

If your priority is simply being on a boat for views and you plan to eat elsewhere, you might decide it’s more than you need. Likewise, if you want unlimited drinks or premium spirits, this package won’t match that expectation since special spirits aren’t included.

Who should book, and who should skip

This charter is a strong fit for couples who want:

• A romantic pace with private time on deck
• A water stop where you can snorkel or paddle without extra rental steps
• An included dinner with a local feel and a vegetarian option
• A crew-led experience where sailing is part of the fun, not just scenery

It’s especially appealing if you’ve been to beaches but want the island framed differently. Lobos from the water feels calmer and more “away from it all” than from land.

You should think twice if:

• You need step-by-step land access on Lobos Island (you’re not dropped off)
• You have mobility concerns, since it’s not recommended for people with mobility problems
• You expect a full cocktail bar with top-shelf spirits (those aren’t included)

If you’re generally comfortable in the water or you’re happy to snorkel lightly and mostly lounge, you’ll likely enjoy it.

Should you book this sunset sailing charter from Corralejo?

Book it if you want a couples-focused sunset sailing experience with real privacy, a genuine water stop, and dinner handled for you. The combination of sailing time, included gear, and a meal plus drinks is what makes this outing feel like a complete evening rather than a short excursion you squeeze into your day.

Skip it if you’re chasing heavy drink variety, fancy land-based sightseeing, or you’re not comfortable with the reality that you’ll enjoy Lobos from the water, not by walking ashore. Also, if mobility is a concern, look for an option better suited to step-free needs.

If your idea of a great Fuerteventura evening is wind, sea time, and a sunset that actually feels like an event, this is a solid choice.

FAQ

How long is the private sunset sailing charter?

It’s approximately 4 hours.

What is the price per person?

The price is $181.02 per person.

Where does the experience start and end?

It starts in Corralejo (Fuerteventura) and ends back at the meeting point.

Is it a private tour?

Yes. It’s a private tour with a maximum of 2 travelers.

What language is offered?

The tour is offered in English.

What activities are available during the stop near Lobos Island?

You can snorkel, sail, fish, paddle surf, or just sunbathe and relax at Playa de la Concha.

What’s included with dinner and drinks?

Dinner is included, along with limited beer, wine, and soft drinks.

Is a vegetarian meal option available?

Yes, a vegetarian option is available.

Is hotel pickup included?

No, hotel pickup is not included.

Do I get dropped off on Lobos Island?

No, Lobos Island drop-off is not included.

What about special alcoholic drinks like vodka or whiskey?

Special alcoholic drinks such as vodka, rum, or whiskey are not included.

Is the trip affected by weather?

Yes. The experience requires good weather, and if it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.