Bodega Conatvs tickets and tours

Adults wine-tasting tour of Conatvs Winery in Fuerteventura

You'll start your visit of Conatvs Winery with a guided tour of the vineyard to learn about the irrigation methods they use to grow the grapes, as well as see all the different varieties in their vines. Next, you'll head to the heart of the winery to learn about the entire wine-making process, from fermentation to final bottling. You'll finish the tour with a wine-tasting of red, white and rose wines paired with local Majorero cheese, olives, bread and olive oil. Teens also have their own line-up of non-alcoholic drinks, juice and water.

El Cotillo, Conatvs winery and the Dunes of Fuerteventura half-day tour

From the open plains beneath Tindaya Mountain to the laidback shores of El Cotillo, this tour is perfect if you want to get a look at a few of Fuerteventura's wow-worthy landscapes. You'll begin in El Cotillo, wandering by the sea before stepping inside Torre del Tostón where sweeping Atlantic views steal the show. Then, savour volcanic wines during a guided tasting at Conatvs, a popular local winery. Your tasting pairs a few vino varieties with goat's cheese, fresh bread and olives. Afterwards, you'll slow down among the pale sands of Corralejo Dunes. Coastlines, history, flavour and nature – you get a taste of all of them on this half-day in the north of the island.

Family wine-tasting tour of Conatvs Winery in Fuerteventura

You'll start your visit of Conatvs Winery with a guided tour of the vineyard to learn about the irrigation methods they use to grow the grapes, as well as see all the different varieties in their vines. Next, you'll head to the heart of the winery to learn about the wine-making process, from fermentation to final bottling. You'll finish with wine-tastings paired with local cheese, olives, bread and olive oil. Best of all, kids are included, too – they have their own line-up of non-alcoholic drinks, juice and water.

Northern Fuerteventura small-group afternoon tour

"People think Fuerteventura is all about beaches," says our local guide Carmen as the minibus winds through the island's northern hills, "but there's so much more to the island than the coastline – just wait until you see these landscapes." Leaving the busiest spots behind, you'll discover a different side of the island, where volcanic landscapes, rural traditions and coastal life come together. Along the way, there'll be plenty of opportunities to stop and soak up the scenery. Your first stop is the Vallebrón Viewpoint. A short uphill walk rewards you with wide views across rust-coloured volcanic ridges, with the distinctive silhouette of Mount Tindaya rising on the horizon. Then, step back in time at La Alcogida ecomuseum in Tefía, where carefully preserved farmhouses and traditional buildings offer a glimpse into everyday life before tourism transformed the island. The afternoon ends in Los Molinos, a fishing village where dramatic cliffs meet the Atlantic and life still follows the rhythm of the tides. Take some time to wander, admire the views and enjoy the slower pace before heading back, with a deeper appreciation of the landscapes, history and local character that shape Fuerteventura beyond its beaches.