Amazing independent vineyard of Fuerteventura! - An amazing experience and great history of wine making in Fuerteventura! Really enjoyed the wines as well as the tour itself! Definitely worth giving a shot if you enjoy a good wine. Their Rose is an absolutely must try!

Lovely Tasting - We booked the wine tasting tour with local products (35 euros per person) and really enjoyed our visit. We were very well looked after by Isabella (we were the only two on the morning tour so basically had a private tour & tasting) who showed us around the vineyards, explained the different grape varieties as well as the history of the vineyard. It was then onto the tasting where we tried their three different wines (white, rose & red) along with some local bread, olive oil and cheese. We enjoyed the wines, particularly the red, and you do have the opportunity to buy them if you like any. The tour / tasting is quite expensive but does last around 90 mins and you get generous servings - we certainly enjoyed it. Please don't be put off by the fact that the vineyard does look like a building site - they are mid building a proper cellar, tasting room etc but this is likely to take another 12 - 18 months. Finally, we didn't buy any wine as it's hard to transport back home when you are travelling BUT there is a local produce shop at the airport (beyond security) and they stock all three Bodega Conatvs wines ..... sadly there were sold out of the red but we managed to pick up a bottle of white.

A fabulous evening walking through the vineyard and wine tasting - It was such a lovely experience. The guide was so knowledgeable and so passionate about the winery, the vines, the grapes. We had a lovely tour at sunset and then went indoors for the wine tasting. Superb wines all three. Very different from others I’ve tasted. We all thoroughly enjoyed it and bought some wine to continue sampling. Highly recommend.

Delicious wine - Friendly welcome and clear explanation about the vineyard. Then wine tasting with goat cheese, olives and bread. You can buy the wine but don't feel obligated. Isabella did a great job

Lovely small vinyard with big experience in Isabel - A brilliant experience learning about different grapes and the wine making process in this beautiful and sustainable vinyard. Isabel was so knowledgeable and the wines were amazing. Was good value for money.

Recommended! - Fun and informative! Unique and a lot of perseverance to start a vineyard here. The guide was very enthusiastic and had a lot to say. The tasting was a nice ending with very tasty cheese.

Awesome@ - This was a fantastic experience! We did the private tour. We learned all about the wine and winemaking process. The tasting was really great as was the cheese tasting. Highly recommend!

Beautiful vineyard - Isabella (the wine tour guide) was exceptional. Her knowledge and warm welcoming was just wonderful. The wine was exquisite (though we would have liked a little more lol!). The vineyard itself has fabulous history and how the wine is made it’s truly fascinating. We had delicious homemade bread, goats cheese and olives to enjoy during the tasting session. We have never been to a wine tasting session, so didn’t know what to expect. We tried a little sample of all of the three wines that they make and were given details about the types of grapes used and the process involved. Thank you Isabella for sharing your knowledge and welcoming us, ensuring that we had a lovely evening.

Wine tasting with local produce - We booked this to sample local wine and food. Not disappointed. We were the only 2 on our tour and had a very personal service. The lady was very informative and we sampled 1 white, Rose, Red and Sweet. All were very nice. We had a selection of cheese, bread, Olive Oil and Olives. Only issue was they do not accept card so ensure you take cash with you. Highly recommend

An afternoon in the vineyard - It is nice to see that wine is being grown again in Fuerteventura. The first missionaries started growing wine in Betancuria, but it has come to a standstill over the years. The winery has made it its mission to revive the tradition. We were given a tour of the fields and were told what makes growing wine so challenging. Afterwards there was a tasting in the cellar. We tasted white wine, rosé and tinto. It was great to get an insight into wine production on Fuerteventura.