Our hiking routes are carried out following safety regulations, normally along official marked paths and designed to be done even with children or for people with low physical condition. However, it is recommended and we advise you the following instructions: 

• You are in good health and used to doing sports on a regular basis.
• Some of the routes are of medium and advanced level and could take more than 5 hours walking.
• Children: 9-11 years old.
• Adults: from 12 years old.

PLEASE NOTE: people under 9 and over 69 years old are not allowed, as the insurance does not cover any possible damage you may suffer.

Of course! We have a private mini van with air conditioning for up to 6 passangers.

However, due to some routes and itineraries are circular (designed to start and end at the same meeting point), feel free to join us by yourself in your rent a car, by bus or taxi.

Our services always include:

• Full insurances: civil liability, accidents, emergencies and rescue.
• Small botlle of water, snack and a piece of fruit.
• Hiking/Trekking poles.
• A friendly and enthusiastic professional local host and expert who will be attending you all the time. ;)

PLEASE NOTE: some of the tours may also include transportation and tasting of typical local products and drinks.

Once your reservation has been confirmed by us:

1. Free of charge if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start of the activiy. 
2. No refund in case of cancellation less than 24 hours before the activity starts.

For cancellations, you must contact us by email (vulcanotrekking@gmail.com) or WhatsApp text (+ 34 608098383)

Exceptionally, 100% of your reservation will be refunded in the following cases:

• There is no minimum of 2 people to do the tour.
• Canary Islands Goverment or AEMET weather warnings or emergencies declarations.

The following measures are intended to produce the least possible impacts when passing through a very delicate environment, in which we are strangers and because it's where our activities take place. It depends on it that in the future we can continue enjoying it:

1. Always respect the specific regulations that may exist in a given area. Special attention in Natural Parks and Nature Reserves.
2. Avoid leaving existing pathways (do not take shortcuts).
3. Do not touch or pick up animals or their baby animals.
4. Do not feed animals.
5. Do not uproot or alter the flora, the mayority is endemic and in danger.
6. Avoid noise pollution (screams, loud voices, play music with smartphones or speakers).
7. Do not leave any type of garbage or waste (organic or inorganic).
8. If possible, use an environmentally friendly sunscreen.

Please be aware that we will go hiking outdoors during several hours, so for your own safety always pack with you the following items:

Mandatory

1. For hiking routes: walking shoes or boots. A medium or even tall height is recommended.
2. Minimun of 1 liters of water per person.
3. Sunblock protector (factor 50 highly recommended).
4. Cap, hat or similar.

Optional

1. Light jacket (windbreaker or similar).
2. Sunglasses.
3. Swimwear and towel. There is always time for a bath at the beach! 
4. Photo Camera.

Everyone eager to explore Fuerteventura is welcome:

• Solo travellers
• Couples
• Families
• Groups: maximum 8 people

However, please note that we require a minimum of 2 people to do the tour. If not, money will be refunded.

a) The local footpaths (SL) are the shortest, covering distances of under 10 kilometres. They are marked with green signs.

b) The Pequeño Recorrido (PR), short hiking routes, are between 10 and 50 kilometres long, and can be done in one or two days. They are marked with yellow signs. 

c) The Gran Recorrido (GR) long-distance footpaths cover distances of over 50 kilometres and therefore require several days to do. These routes are marked with red signs. 

However, not all the trails run along official footpaths, meaning that some of the signposting may be different. In fact, there are also Nature Trails, which are built on former infrastructures (mostly livestock trails) and are intended for use by hikers, cyclists and horse riders. Apart from doing sport, going on these routes gives people an opportunity to discover places associated with old professions or local culture.