Airport bus
Lines 3, 10 and 16 leave Fuerteventura Airport for Puerto del Rosario, Caleta de Fuste, Morro Jable and Gran Tarajal: dated departures and where to change.
Fuerteventura / Independent island guide
Choose your destination. Find the bus, understand the change, and keep the return in mind.
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A guide to 17 useful journeys, each with its departures printed by day type.
Lines 3, 10 and 16 leave Fuerteventura Airport for Puerto del Rosario, Caleta de Fuste, Morro Jable and Gran Tarajal: dated departures and where to change.
Line 3 runs from Fuerteventura Airport straight to Caleta de Fuste: today’s departures, the stop at the terminal and what to do when the last bus has gone.
No direct bus: ride the airport line to Puerto del Rosario and change to line 6 for Corralejo. Dated departures for both legs and the change explained.
Line 10 links Fuerteventura Airport with Morro Jable along the east coast, calling at Costa Calma: dated departures, the stop to use and the ride.
How to pay on a TIADHE bus in Fuerteventura: cash to the driver and the eligible transport cards, as the operator publishes them, and what to have ready.
Line 8 runs along the north coast from Corralejo to El Cotillo through La Oliva: dated departures, the stops that matter and the notice to read first.
Line 6 links Corralejo with Puerto del Rosario, the capital and the island’s interchange: dated departures both ways, the stops and what connects there.
Line 1 is the long road south from the capital to Morro Jable via Gran Tarajal and Costa Calma: dated departures and the trip variants explained.
Line 5 runs the Jandía coast between Costa Calma and Morro Jable, with lines 1 and 10 also along the way: dated departures and the beach stops in between.
Line 111 is the only bus to Cofete, over the dirt track from Morro Jable: the dated departures we hold, how few there are and the honest Atlantic catch.
Take TIADHE line 6 to Corralejo harbour, then cross to Playa Blanca with Fred. Olsen Express, Baleària Canarias or Líneas Romero.
Off the Playa Blanca or Lobos boat? Which TIADHE line leaves Muelle Corralejo for Puerto del Rosario, the airport and El Cotillo, and where the maps end.
Lines 3, 10 and 16 all link Fuerteventura Airport with the capital’s bus station, the island’s main interchange: dated departures and what connects there.
Airport line 3 to Puerto del Rosario, then line 7 to El Cotillo: dated departures for both legs and how the change works at the capital’s bus station.
Line 10’s map includes the airport and a Costa Calma stop; line 1’s maps from Puerto del Rosario include Costa Calma’s petrol-station stop.
Line 2 climbs inland from the capital’s bus station through Betancuria to Vega de Río Palmas: dated departures, the trips via Antigua and the stops.
Line 6 to Puerto del Rosario, then line 2 inland to Betancuria, the island’s first capital: dated departures for both legs and the change explained.
Line 3 to Puerto del Rosario, then line 2 inland to Betancuria: dated departures for both legs, the change at the bus station and the few trips back.
Line 3 to Puerto del Rosario, then line 6 north to Corralejo: dated departures for both legs, the change at the bus station and the dunes at the end.
Line 7 runs from the capital through the northern villages of Tindaya and La Oliva to El Cotillo: dated departures, the stops and the return bus to plan.
Yes, you can see Fuerteventura by bus. Which resort to base yourself in, what TIADHE’s lines reach, what they don’t, and why the way back comes first.
Landing after the last bus or flying before the first: dated first and last departures of lines 3, 10 and 16, Aena’s taxi advice and an honest plan B.
Docked in Puerto del Rosario for a few hours? What is walkable, which TIADHE bus reaches Caleta de Fuste, Corralejo or Betancuria, and when to head back.
Which beaches have a TIADHE stop, which are calm bays and which are wind-and-surf coasts, in the tourism board’s words, and where the bus stops short.
Majorero cheese, gofio, fresh fish, and the Spanish phrases that get you a vegan or gluten-free plate, from the DOP council and the coeliac federation.
Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, Costa Calma, Morro Jable, Gran Tarajal, Puerto del Rosario or El Cotillo, compared by airport bus, day trips and beach.
Lanzarote from Corralejo, Lobos from its harbour, Gran Canaria from Morro Jable: which TIADHE bus reaches each port, who sails and what they say.
Who checks what, when, against which source: TIADHE for every bus fact, the Cabildo’s tourism board for places, dated snapshots, a 45-day timetable cap.
Sun, wind, unguarded beaches, the Cofete track and the one number to call: what the official sources say about staying safe on Fuerteventura by bus.
Every month on Fuerteventura from the airport's 1991–2020 normals: highs, lows, rain days and sunshine, the wind season and the events official pages date.
Suitcases and bags on TIADHE's buses in Fuerteventura: the operator publishes no luggage rule, so here is what it does say and whom to ask.
Which TIADHE lines switch to a Sundays-and-holidays table, which run one table every day with keyed trips, and which Canary holidays the boards here map.
Day trips by bus from Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, Costa Calma and Morro Jable: where you change in Puerto del Rosario, where a boat or tour is honest.
How to plan the return leg on TIADHE's buses: where the last departures are printed, why the sheets time only the ends of a line, and the honest plan B.