Here you can find the timetables, routes and bus lines that run around the island of Fuerteventura, a convenient way to explore the island on public service transport.
The island has a large fleet of modern buses with which you can reach every corner of the island, with almost 20 lines that connect the entire island with different routes.
All Fuerteventura bus lines
Line 01: Puerto del Rosario – Morro Jable
This route connects the capital of Fuerteventura, Puerto del Rosario, with Morro Jable in the island’s far south. Along the way, passengers can access key locations such as Gran Tarajal and Costa Calma, making it easy to reach various beaches and tourist areas. It’s an excellent option for those wishing to explore Fuerteventura’s diverse landscapes and culture, from urban centres to coastal destinations.
Line 02: Puerto del Rosario – Vega de Río Palmas
This route links Puerto del Rosario with Vega de Río Palmas, passing through the island’s interior. It is particularly useful for those keen to discover Fuerteventura’s rural landscapes and traditional villages, offering a glimpse of the island’s historical essence.
Line 03: Puerto del Rosario – Caleta de Fuste – Las Salinas
Line 03 connects Puerto del Rosario with Caleta de Fuste and Las Salinas. Caleta de Fuste is known for its tourist appeal, featuring beaches, golf courses, and a wide range of services. Las Salinas, meanwhile, provide insight into the island’s salt mining heritage. This route is perfect for those looking to combine leisure and culture.
Line 04: Pájara – Morro Jable
This route links Pájara with Morro Jable, providing an easy connection between the inland region and Fuerteventura’s southern coast. It’s a convenient option for reaching the stunning beaches of the south while also exploring the cultural traditions of Pájara.
Line 05: Costa Calma – Morro Jable
Line 05 offers a direct link between Costa Calma and Morro Jable, two of the main tourist destinations in southern Fuerteventura. It’s ideal for travellers who want to enjoy the vast white-sand beaches and water activities available in both locations.
Line 06: Puerto del Rosario – Corralejo
This route connects Puerto del Rosario with Corralejo, passing through Parque Holandés. Corralejo is famous for its breathtaking sand dunes and vibrant nightlife. Line 06 is essential for those wanting to explore the island’s north and enjoy its natural and leisure attractions.
Line 07: Puerto del Rosario – El Cotillo
Connecting the capital with El Cotillo, this route is perfect for accessing some of Fuerteventura’s most beautiful and unspoilt beaches. El Cotillo is renowned for its crystal-clear lagoons and laid-back atmosphere, making it an excellent choice for those seeking tranquillity.
Line 08: Corralejo – El Cotillo
This line provides a convenient link between Corralejo and El Cotillo, two key destinations in the north of the island. It’s particularly useful for tourists looking to explore the diverse beaches and landscapes that this region of Fuerteventura has to offer.
Line 09: Pájara – Morro Jable
Similar to Line 04, this route connects Pájara with Morro Jable, offering another option for travelling between the inland region and the southern coast. It’s useful for both residents and visitors who need an alternative transport option.
Line 10: Puerto del Rosario – Morro Jable (via Pozo Negro)
This route connects Puerto del Rosario with Morro Jable via Pozo Negro. It’s an interesting choice for those who want to explore less conventional routes and discover the island’s lesser-known areas.
Line 11: Tuineje – La Lajita – Gran Tarajal
This line links Tuineje with Gran Tarajal, passing through La Lajita. It’s particularly useful for connecting local communities and providing access to services and activities in these areas.
Line 12: Gran Tarajal – Las Playitas
Connecting Gran Tarajal with Las Playitas, this route is ideal for those looking to experience Fuerteventura’s eastern coastline and its charming fishing villages.
Line 14: Puerto del Rosario – El Time
This line links Puerto del Rosario with El Time, providing access to this area and allowing passengers to explore less-known parts of the island.
Line 15: Puerto del Rosario – Triquivijate
Connecting the capital with Triquivijate, this route is useful for accessing this inland village and experiencing Fuerteventura’s rural life.
Line 16: Gran Tarajal – Puerto del Rosario
This line offers a direct connection between Gran Tarajal and Puerto del Rosario, making travel between the island’s southeast and the capital easy.
Line 18: Pájara – Gran Tarajal
Linking Pájara with Gran Tarajal, this route is useful for travelling between the island’s interior and the east coast, providing access to various communities and services.
Line 25: La Lajita – Morro Jable
This line connects La Lajita with Morro Jable, making it easy to travel between these two southern locations and their respective tourist attractions.
Line 111: Morro Jable – Cofete – Punta de Jandía
This special route links Morro Jable with Cofete and Punta de Jandía, allowing visitors to access some of Fuerteventura’s most remote and breathtaking areas. It’s ideal for adventurers and those looking for spectacular landscapes.