PARK CARE GUIDE
RULES OF LOBOS ISLAND
Rules of the Isla de Lobos Natural Park
Declared a Natural Park in 1982 , the islet of Lobos is a must-see destination in Fuerteventura, requiring everyone's commitment and respect for its conservation. Access is limited by a daily quota: check how to obtain a permit to visit Lobos Island and consult the frequently asked questions before your visit.
Remember that you are in a Protected Natural Area; making a fire is incompatible with its conservation.
Leave no trace of your visit; take your waste with you. Waste management is complex and costly on the island.
Swimming is permitted on designated beaches and snorkeling is allowed in authorized areas.
Always respect the signs and instructions of the park staff.
Fishing is permitted only in specific locations and with the appropriate licenses.
Access to the island is permitted from sunrise to sunset. Access is not allowed at night.
Camping is prohibited on the island.
Respect the local flora and fauna; remember that there are unique species in the world.
Visitors must remain in designated areas. It is forbidden to enter unauthorized areas in order to protect the local ecosystem.
Altering the natural elements of the area.
Carrying any type of weapon, including harpoons.
Any type of noise that may disturb the natural tranquility.
To take or handle anything of archaeological, historical or geological interest.
Keep a respectful distance from the animals and avoid feeding or disturbing them.
Bringing domestic animals except guide dogs.
Bringing animal or plant species that are not native to the area.
Manipulating, cutting or damaging vegetation
The plants in the park are protected. No plant species should be damaged or collected.
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