The trike tour from Caleta de Fuste that used to be sold on GetYourGuide no longer exists: the listing redirects to an error page, and today you book the trike directly with the company. The firm still running the trikes is Cool Runnings, which incorporates the former Fuertetrike, with a shop in Caleta de Fuste. The €85 is per trike, with two passengers, on the short 2-hour tour, and every route is with a driver: riding it yourself has been suspended because the insurer changed its terms partway through the contract.
Our verdict: if you wanted to ride a trike around Fuerteventura yourself, you can't at the moment. If you are happy to go as a passenger, the price per couple is reasonable.
Who is behind Fuerteventura's trike tours
The company trades as Cool Runnings ("incorporating Fuertetrike") and is run by Tony, Mandy and their team, according to its website, fuertetrikes.com; it doesn't publish a registered company name. It deals with customers at the shop on Avenida Alcalde Juan Ramón Soto Morales 13 (Monday to Friday 10:00–17:00, although the home page says 09:00; weekends 10:00–16:00), by phone or WhatsApp on +34 649 938 581 and on +34 928 809 922. The same premises also hire out mobility aids.
In the past, according to customer questions on Tripadvisor, you could ride one yourself with a car driving licence from age 25. Today a licence is neither needed nor any use: the company's driver always rides, and the home page stresses that these tours come with full insurance.
Trike tour prices
All prices are per trike with two passengers, as published on the tours page:
| Tour | Duration | Price per trike | Per person (2) | Times |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taster | 2 h | €85 | €42.50 | meet 14:30, ride 15:00–17:00, Monday to Friday |
| Discovery | 4 h | €145 | €72.50 | meet 09:30, depart 10:00 |
| Adventure | 6 h | €185 | €92.50 | meet 09:30, depart 10:00 |
| Maxi | 8 h | €235 | €117.50 | meet 09:30, depart 10:00 |
The Taster goes from Caleta to Antigua and Betancuria and back. The Maxi is a proper round trip: Ajuy, the Entallada lighthouse, a lunch stop in Pájara, Betancuria and Los Molinos.
- 1Caleta de FustetownDirections ↗
- 2BetancuriatownDirections ↗
- 3Cuevas de Ajuynature areaDirections ↗
- 4PájaratownDirections ↗
How to book and what isn't published
You book by phone, WhatsApp or at the shop. The company doesn't publish its cancellation terms, weight limit or minimum age for passengers: ask about all three when you book and get the confirmation in writing.
The website quotes Tripadvisor to say it is among the area's top-rated attractions, but shows no rating or number of reviews. Before you pay, look up recent reviews of "Cool Runnings Fuerteventura", ideally ones written after self-drive was suspended.
Score
- Price
- 3.5/5€42.50 per person on the short tour, sharing a trike.
- Transparency
- 4/5Published prices per tour and a clear notice about self-drive.
- Ease of booking
- 2.5/5No online booking or published cancellation terms.
- Route
- 4/5Betancuria, Ajuy and the Entallada on the long tour.
- For those who want to ride
- 1/5Not possible today: driver only.
The good
- As a couple, it works out at half price per head.
- Inland routes: Betancuria, Ajuy, the Entallada.
- No driving licence needed.
- A real shop in Caleta.
The not so good
- Self-drive, which was the big draw, is suspended.
- No online booking or published cancellation terms.
- The short tour runs only in the afternoon and on weekdays.
Who should book it
Couples staying in Caleta de Fuste who want to see Betancuria and the interior without hiring a car, and people who enjoy riding pillion. If you are travelling alone, you pay for the whole trike. If you wanted to ride yourself, wait until the company announces that self-drive is back.
Alternatives you can book online
If you want an engine and dirt tracks with you at the wheel, in Caleta the option is a buggy. At the marina, Puerto Castillo sells its 2.5-hour buggy trip from €109 per person, driving licence required, at 09:00, 12:00 and 15:00. In Corralejo there is a 3-hour buggy safari from €60 (more in the Corralejo guide).
Bookable alternatives
1
Buggy from Caleta de Fuste
Leaves from the same town, 3 hours guided; check the listing to see whether you drive and which licence they ask for.
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2
Buggy in Corralejo
More than 1,500 reviews and a northern departure, for anyone staying in Corralejo.
3
Island day tour
An eight-hour trip from €63 per person; if you are travelling alone, compare its itinerary with the Maxi trike tour, which you would pay for in full.
For a day on the tracks along the wild south coast, see the Cofete tours in Jandía. Motorised trips on the other islands are in activities, and the rest of the companies we review are in operators.
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See all options on GetYourGuide →Prices checked on 2 October 2026
How much is a trike tour in Fuerteventura?
From €85 per trike with two passengers on the 2-hour tour; the 4, 6 and 8-hour tours cost €145, €185 and €235 per trike.
Can you hire a trike in Fuerteventura and ride it yourself?
Not at the moment: Cool Runnings has suspended self-drive because its insurer changed the terms, and only offers tours with a driver.
Where do the Caleta de Fuste trike tours leave from?
From the Cool Runnings shop in Caleta de Fuste (Av. Alcalde Juan Ramón Soto Morales 13); for the longer tours you meet at 09:30.
Can you book trike tours on GetYourGuide?
No, the listing that existed no longer works; you book directly by phone or WhatsApp.
Do you need a driving licence for a trike in Fuerteventura?
No, because the company's driver always rides these days; for the Puerto Castillo buggy, a licence is compulsory.
