Top Lanzarote Ferry Services

Ride an express Lineas Romero ferry to Lanzarote’s neighbor of Fuerteventura with this round-trip ticket, including return bus transfers. After pickup at Lanzarote’s main tourist resorts, travel to Playa Blanca and sail to Fuerteventura with a modern fast ferry with a free Wi-Fi. After a full day of free time to enjoy Fuerteventura’s port of Corralejo, beaches, dunes, and other activities, return to Lanzarote by ferry for a handy return resort transfer.

Travel across the azure waters from Lanzarote to La Graciosa on this roundtrip ferry. In just 30 minutes, you'll be transported to a serene island paradise. Explore the stunning landscapes of La Graciosa, with its unspoiled beaches and charming villages, or simply relax on the deck and enjoy free Wi-Fi during your journey. The ferry departs from Órzola, providing flexibility with multiple daily departures. Ideal for families, adventurers, or anyone seeking a quick island getaway, this trip promises a delightful escape into nature's tranquility. Lower Price on the market and Open Ticket - You can get any time you wish

- Private transfer services from the Lanzarote airport to your hotel or accommodation in Playa Blanca. - Your driver monitors your flight, so you will know at all times if there is any delay - Your driver will be in the arrivals hall with a sign with your name to take you directly to your hotel - FREE baby seats and booster seats

A coach will pick you up at the closest point to your hotel in Lanzarote and take you to Puerto de Orzola, located in the north of the island. From there you will board a regular ferry that will take you to La Graciosa in about 25 minutes. Upon arrival, you will have 4 hours of free time to explore the island. You will disembark in Caleta de Sebo, its main urban center, a picturesque village with local restaurants where you can taste fresh fish, as well as supermarkets and bars with pleasant terraces facing the sea. During your stay you can tour the island by taxi-Jeep, hiking or discover its paradise beaches. It is also possible to rent kayak or stand up paddle board, or dive in its crystal clear waters to observe the marine fauna of the largest protected nature reserve in Europe. La Graciosa stands out for not having paved roads and for being one of the quietest and most unknown islands in the Canary Islands.