Experience the wild east coast of Fuerteventura on a hike through an area shaped by the island's volcanic origins. From the start of the trail, you'll walk alongside black lava fields, with wide-open views revealing Fuerteventura's rugged beauty.

As sunlight reflects off the dark rock, you'll enjoy the sea breeze and the peaceful atmosphere of this remote stretch of coastline. Along the way, you'll spot small lagoons tucked between volcanic formations, where clear waters contrast with the deep blue Atlantic Ocean. Free-roaming goats can often be seen crossing the terrain, offering a glimpse into a way of life that has long been part of the island's rural landscape.

The route follows sections of coastline where steep cliffs meet the ocean. Waves crash against the volcanic shore, creating a dramatic backdrop and constantly changing views along the trail. Along the route, you'll stop to enjoy a fresh Canarian bocadillo while taking in the coastal surroundings.

Your hike ends in Jacomar, a former fishing village that has retained its traditional character. Away from roads and busy tourist areas, this coastal settlement is defined by its peaceful setting and traces of its maritime past.