Vallebrón viewpoint in Fuerteventura

Vallebrón viewpoint in Fuerteventura is located in the village of the same name, with a population of around one hundred, in the municipality of La Oliva.

The small village is located in a wide U-shaped valley, between two mountain promontories, the 527 m Morro Tabaiba and the 689 m Montaña de la Muda.

The Vallebrón protected area covers 1,680 hectares and is home to numerous endemic plants and species of birds of prey.

Mirador de Vallebrón is characterized by a mountain ridge flanked by two large valleys, Valle Largo and Valle Chico.

From this location , you can enjoy incredible views and in particular:

• The spectacular view of the Sacred Mountain of Tindaya
• Most of the municipality of La Oliva, El Cotillo , Lajares and the Esquinzo ravine 

Distinctive elements of Mirador de Vallebrón

The village belongs to the Protected Landscape of Vallebrón, characterized by a geomorphology of elongated, knife-shaped reliefs, known as Cuchillo de Vallebrón.

Muda Mountain hides an archaeological site linked to the village of Majoreros, consisting of caves, burials, small buildings for livestock and rock carvings.

From the Vallebrón viewpoint, you can see both the east and west coasts of the island, enjoying the sea on both sides and the almost surreal silence.

This panoramic viewpoint is one of the most beautiful excursions in Fuerteventura , and arriving at this magical spot shortly after sunrise is pure magic.

Here you can enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets in Fuerteventura when the Montaña de Tindaya takes on spectacular red hues, creating breathtaking views.

The Vallebrón viewpoint offers spectacular views, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty and enchantment that the island holds within itself.

This viewpoint is an excellent starting point for exploring the trails that crisscross the area, offering an immersive experience in Fuerteventura’s nature .

Trekking routes and excursions in Mirador de Vallebrón 

The Vallebrón viewpoint and trail are of great scenic beauty and are one of the perfect places for trekking.

This immense geomorphological unit is distinguished by its elongated ridge and its knife-shaped relief, delimited by two U-shaped ravines.

The entire landscape extends over an area of ​​over 1,679.6 hectares and an altitude of over 145 m, with its highest peak La Muda reaching 689 m.

The views offered by the Mirador de Vallebrón allow you to observe various natural points such as Los Pedregales, part of La Oliva and the Barranco Esquinzo.

The Vallebrón viewpoint was declared a Natural Site of National Interest in 1987 and a protected landscape of the Canary Islands in 1994.

Do you like medium-high difficulty trekking routes? 

Then the 16km Vallebrón trail in Fuerteventura could be a real challenge with several naturalistic points of interest along the way.

It is always advisable to bring light clothing because temperatures are generally high, a good sunscreen and trekking shoes.

You will have the opportunity to skirt Tindaya , go around La Muda and reach the picturesque village of Tefía , where the Hermitage of San Agustín is located.

The Vallebrón trail in Fuerteventura can take around 5 hours, so it’s advisable to bring drinks and water to stay hydrated.

And then you’ll be ready for adventure and to admire the native flora and fauna of the Canary Islands and one of the most fascinating natural sites in Fuerteventura.

The Vallebrón trail in Fuerteventura is of great ecological, cultural, and archaeological importance, as it is home to historical remains and elements of traditional architecture.

The protected landscape of Vallebrón offers an impressive example of Fuerteventura’s wild and unspoiled nature, capable of taking your breath away. 

How to get to the Vallebrón Viewpoint

To reach the Vallebrón viewpoint, head towards the village of La Oliva and from there, take the FV-10 road towards Tindaya. 

Continue on this road for approximately 15 kilometers until the left turn onto the FV-102, which leads to the Mirador de Vallebrón.

Once you reach the parking lot along the mountainside, you can leave your car and walk up to the lookout, a strategic point offering breathtaking views.

You can choose to reach the panoramic point by rental car or by taxi up to a certain point, and then continue the journey on foot.

In this magic site of Fuerteventura, the bus lines don’t arrive.