Ferries Corralejo

When traveling to Corralejo by ferry, you can take advantage of the regular age-based and ticket-type discounts offered by the ferry operators. Discount conditions vary depending on the ferry company and route, so it's worth checking which reduced fares are available for each passenger when booking.

Fred. Olsen Express discounts on ferries to Corralejo

On the Playa Blanca - Corralejo route, Fred. Olsen Express usually offers the following reduced fares:

• Infants and children 0-3 years old: travel free of charge
• Children 4-11 years old: 50% discount
• Young travelers 12-25 years old: 15% discount
• Senior travelers over 60 years old: 15% discount

Baleària discounts on ferries to Corralejo

If you travel from Playa Blanca to Corralejo with Baleària, the following discounts are usually available:

• Infants under 1 year old: travel free of charge
• Children 1-13 years old: 50% discount
• Senior travelers over 60 years old: 20% discount

Líneas Romero discounts on ferries to Corralejo

Líneas Romero offers reduced fares for children and round-trip ticket discounts on the Lanzarote - Fuerteventura route:

• Infants and children 0-2 years old: travel free of charge
• Children 3-11 years old: 50% discount
• Round-trip tickets: 10% discount year-round (automatically applied when booking both journeys)

Discounts on ferries between Corralejo and Lobos Island

Both Naviera Nortour and Isla de Lobos offer discounts for infants and children on the route to the islet:

• Infants and children 0-3 years old: travel free of charge
• Children 4-11 years old: 35% discount

Tip: when booking on Ferryhopper, make sure to enter each passenger's age to check the reduced fares available. Any applicable discounts will be automatically reflected in the final booking price.

Is there a Canary Islands resident discount on ferries to Corralejo?

Yes. If you live in the Canary Islands, you can take advantage of the Canary Islands resident discount on certain ferry routes to Corralejo. On the Playa Blanca - Corralejo route, this discount is available with Fred. Olsen Express and Líneas Romero, allowing you to save up to 75% on regular ticket prices, with tickets starting at just €5.12.

When booking on Ferryhopper, select the "Canary Islands resident" option and enter your DNI/NIE details to see the available fare with the discount applied.

Important: remember to bring the necessary documentation to prove your resident status, as you may be asked to present it when boarding.

Corralejo, on Fuerteventura, is connected by ferry to Playa Blanca on Lanzarote and the nearby island of Los Lobos. Both routes are active throughout the year, although departure times can vary by season.

Playa Blanca - Corralejo

The Playa Blanca - Corralejo route is served with over 20 daily crossings. The journey takes 25 min by high-speed catamaran or around 35 min on a conventional ferry, while tickets cost from € 17. The route is operated by Baleària, Fred. Olsen Express and Líneas Romero.

Isla de Lobos - Corralejo

The Corralejo - Isla de Lobos route is served with up to 12 daily crossings. The journey takes around 15 to 20 min, and tickets start from € 8.5. Ferries are operated by Naviera Nortour and Isla de Lobos.

• Baleària, Fred. Olsen Express and Líneas Romero serve the ferry connection from Playa Blanca to Corralejo with both high-speed catamarans and conventional ferries.
• Naviera Nortour and Isla de Lobos operate the route from Corralejo to Playa Blanca with conventional ferries.

How much luggage can you take on the ferry to Corralejo?

Each operator has its own luggage policy:

• When traveling with Baleària, you can bring as many bags as you can carry onboard yourself.
• With Fred. Olsen, you can carry up to 20 kg of luggage. Keep in mind that you can only have 1 piece of luggage in the lounge in addition to your handbags.
• On Líneas Romero ferries, you are entitled to 20 kg of baggage.
• Naviera Nortour allows light luggage and personal beach gear, including strollers, umbrellas, and surfboards
• Isla de Lobos allows up to 20 kg of personal luggage per person, plus one small personal item such as a handbag, small backpack or laptop.

The duration of the ferry trip from Lanzarote to Corralejo is 25 min to 35 min, depending on the vessel and operator.

The ferry trip from Corralejo to Isla de Lobos usually takes 15 min to 20 min, depending on the operator.

To reach Corralejo by ferry, travel from Playa Blanca on Lanzarote. The best crossing for you depends on its departure time, price and whether you’re bringing a vehicle.

Which is the fastest route to Corralejo?

The fastest ferry from Playa Blanca to Corralejo takes about 25 min. Other crossings take around 35 min, depending on the vessel and operator.

What is the cheapest ferry route to Corralejo?

Ferry tickets from Playa Blanca start at about € 17. Prices vary by date, operator and vessel, so compare the available sailings before booking.

Which port of departure should I choose?

Playa Blanca, on the southern shores of Lanzarote, is the departure port for ferries to Corralejo, with frequent crossings throughout the year, including sailings on ferries that carry cars.

What other factors should I consider?

• Departure time: choose a sailing that fits your plans on Lanzarote, as the route has multiple departures each day.
• Vessel and vehicle space: if you’re bringing a car, check that your chosen ferry has a car deck and book vehicle space ahead, particularly in during the high season.
• Luggage and pets: Check your operator’s rules before departure, as allowances and arrangements can differ.

Most catamarans and ferries to Corralejo have car decks for transporting vehicles, with the exception of the Juan Jorge R. by Líneas Romero and the Buganvilla Express by Fred Olsen.

How much does it cost to bring my car to Corralejo?

The exact cost depends on the operator, season, and vehicle type, with prices starting from around €15 for a car, €5 for a motorbike and around €20 for a campervan.

Can I take my campervan on the ferry to Corralejo?

Yes, some of the larger vessels to Corralejo have car decks that can accommodate larger vehicles, such as campervans and motorhomes.

The journey on the Corralejo ferries is generally short, so the high-speed catamarans and conventional vessels feature a basic range of onboard services and amenities. Depending on the ferry, you can relax in an indoor lounge, step onto an open deck to enjoy the sea view, or pick up a snack or drink at the café/bar. The route is served by vehicle-carrying ferries and smaller passenger-only boats.

Are there cabins on the ferries?

No, due to the short duration of the ferry trip to Corralejo, there are no cabins available to book.

What type of seats can you book on ferries to Corralejo?

Tickets for ferries to Corralejo to Lanzarote include a standard seat in indoor, air-conditioned lounges or outdoor open-deck areas, so you can choose whether to enjoy the breeze or stay inside. Seating is generally unassigned, so you can sit anywhere once you board. Some operators also offer a priority boarding upgrade that allows you to board and disembark the ferry earlier.

Can I travel first class?

No, the operators do not offer any premium seating options on the Corralejo ferries.

Accessibility

Most ferries have accessibility features and services, such as adapted seating and boarding assistance, however accessibility varies by vessel, so contact the operator for further details on available amenities and services. Fred. Olsen Express recommends the Bocayna Express for travelers who need mobility assistance, as the Buganvilla Express is not suitable for passengers with reduced mobility or those requiring assistance.

Check your assigned vessel and contact the operator before booking if you need step-free access or boarding help.

Can you take pets on the ferry to Corralejo?

Yes, pets are generally allowed on Corralejo ferries, provided you include them in your booking. Make sure you bring along your pet’s health and travel documents, as well as any pet supplies you may need for the trip.

Where do pets stay on the ferry?

The pet accommodation options for Corralejo ferries differ from one company to another:

• Baleària: your pet stays beside your seat in a suitable carrier, on a Pet&You mat or onboard kennels.
• Fred. Olsen: your pet can travel in a carrier beside your seat, on a Pet Sofa mat next to you, or in a Pet Room, a shaded, ventilated kennel on the outdoor deck, equipped with a webcam.
• Líneas Romero: your pet can stay with you in the passenger lounge or on deck.

Important: pets are not permitted to visit Isla de Lobos, as it is a protected natural area.

Is there Wi-Fi on the ferries?

Wi-Fi is available on most Baleària ferries and some vessels operated by Fred. Olsen, however as the travel time is rather short, you can usually rely on your mobile phone data.

Is there entertainment on the ferries?

The journey to Corralejo is generally short, so the ferries feature basic amenities onboard, such as air-conditioned lounges and open deck areas to enjoy the sea view, as well as a cafeteria with light refreshments.

What documents do I need?

The ferry from Playa Blanca to Corralejo is a domestic crossing in Spain and does not require a visa or an international border check. Bring the valid identity document used for your booking, such as a national ID card or passport.

If you’re taking a vehicle, have your driver’s license, vehicle registration and insurance documents ready. Bring proof of eligibility for any resident or other discount you claim.

How to book ferry tickets

You can easily book ferry tickets to Corralejo on Ferryhopper in just a few clicks:

1. Select Corralejo as your destination, along with Playa Blanca as your departure port and travel dates.
2. Add passengers, pets, and vehicles.
3. Compare ferry operators, travel times, and ticket prices.
4. Complete your booking securely online.

Once your booking is confirmed, you’ll receive your ferry tickets by email. Ferryhopper lets you manage your booking, check for updates, and access customer support all in one place.

Check-in and boarding procedures

At Playa Blanca, go to the boarding area shown on your ticket. If you are bringing a vehicle, follow the signs and staff directions for the ferry loading lanes. We recommend arriving at least 30-45 min before departure if you are traveling on foot or 1-1.5 hr before departure with a vehicle, allowing extra time during busy periods. Boarding closes for each operator at different times:

• Baleària: 25 min before departure for all passengers.
• Fred. Olsen Express: 20 min before departure for foot passengers and 40 min before departure for vehicles.
• Líneas Romero: 10 min before departure.

Can I board with an electronic ticket?

Yes, when booking your Corralejo ferry trip on Ferryhopper, you can easily check in online, get your tickets on your phone, and board the ferry directly with your e-ticket without collecting any paper tickets at the port.

On the northern tip of Fuerteventura, Corralejo is known for its golden beaches, the dunes of Corralejo Natural Park, and excellent windsurfing and kitesurfing. You can also visit Popcorn Beach, named for its popcorn-shaped algae fossils, or take a boat to Isla de Lobos for hiking and snorkeling.

For more ideas and inspiration on things to see and do, check out our Fuerteventura travel guide.

Best time to book

Ferries to Corralejo run throughout the year, with regular daily crossigns from Lanzarote.

If you plan to travel during July and August or during the Christmas period (when it becomes noticeably more crowded), we recommend booking your tickets at least a few weeks in advance.

For the rest of the year, ferry tickets to Corralejo are usually available even a few days before departure. Make sure to always check Ferryhopper for the latest schedules before your trip.

If you are traveling with a vehicle, consider booking even earlier, as car-deck space is limited on the ferries.

Tip: if you’re flexible with your travel dates, you can explore the best month to visit the Canary Islands to find the ideal time for your trip.

Arrival

Aim to reach Playa Blanca port at least 30-45 min before departure on foot, or 1-1.5 hr before departure if you are bringing a vehicle. This gives you time to find your operator’s boarding area, particularly when the port is busy. Keep in mind that each operator has its own boarding deadline, so always check your ticket and allow extra time during the high season.

Additional ferry travel tips

• Keep your ID and boarding pass handy: this is a domestic crossing between Spanish islands, but operators check travel documents when boarding.
• Compare vessels if you’re bringing a car: some fast ferries carry vehicles, while smaller passenger ferries do not. Check the vehicle option for your specific sailing before booking.
• Check the forecast: wind or rough seas can affect a short crossing, so look for operator updates before leaving for the port. If you’re prone to seasickness, plan accordingly.
• Plan your return: If you’re visiting Fuerteventura for the day, compare Corralejo-Playa Blanca departures when booking your outbound ferry.

Corralejo has 1 ferry port on the northern coast of Fuerteventura. It handles ferries from Playa Blanca on Lanzarote, as well as boats to Isla de Lobos.

Where is Corralejo's port?

The port is beside Corralejo’s town center, within walking distance of the waterfront and nearby beaches. It is about 26 km from the capital town of Puerto del Rosario and around 40 km from Fuerteventura Airport.

Port amenities

At the ferry terminal in Corralejo, you’ll find plenty of traveler amenities and services, such as ferry company ticket offices, restrooms, vending machines, and parking. In the nearby area, you will also find cafés, restaurants, and shops.

There is also parking available around the port, but allow extra time to find a space and reach your boarding point.

How to get to Corralejo port

• On foot: you can walk to the port from central Corralejo.
• By bus: bus line 6 connects Puerto del Rosario with Corralejo and stops at Corralejo Pier.
• By taxi: taxis can take you to the harbor; there is a taxi rank beside the port. Fred. Olsen Express
• By car: from Puerto del Rosario, follow the FV-1 north. In Corralejo, take Avenida Juan Carlos I and follow the signs to the port.

Ferry route map

Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Corralejo, as well as starting prices for each route. Use our interactive Map of ferries to visualize your trip and easily plan an island-hopping adventure.