Ferries Fuerteventura

When planning your Fuerteventura ferry trip, you can take advantage of regular discounts of up to 50%. While these discounts differ from one company to another, the ferry companies usually offer lower ticket prices to certain passenger categories, such as:

• Children (aged 4-11)
• Young travelers (under 26)
• Seniors (60+)
• Large families (Spanish citizens)

Additionally, there are significant discounts for Canary Islands residents of up to 75% on standard ticket prices.

Note: infants and children up to 3 years old normally travel free of charge.

With mild temperatures all year round, Fuerteventura is a great example of the Canary Islands climate and an excellent holiday destination in any season. The best time to book your ferry tickets to Fuerteventura mainly depends on your travel dates and how flexible you are.

High season (summer and winter)

Winter (December to February) and summer (June to August) are the busiest periods for ferries to Fuerteventura. If you plan to travel during these months, it’s best to book your tickets at least 2 months in advance. This will give you more flexibility with schedules and better availability if you’re planning to travel with a vehicle or have a specific sailing in mind.

Shoulder seasons (spring and autumn)

If you prefer to travel during the quieter months of spring (excluding Easter) and autumn, you’ll usually enjoy more flexibility when booking and, in many cases, lower ferry fares. Keep in mind, however, that as the departure date gets closer, availability on certain sailings may become more limited.

When is the cheapest time to book a ferry to Fuerteventura?

In general, ferry tickets to Fuerteventura tend to be more affordable during spring and autumn, when demand is lower and last-minute deals are easier to find. That said, fewer sailings may be available on certain routes during these periods.

The duration of the ferry trip to Fuerteventura depends on whether you are traveling from another Canary Island or the Spanish mainland. Here are some indicative travel times:

• Lanzarote (Playa Blanca) - Corralejo is the fastest ferry to Fuerteventura, taking 25 min.
• Gran Canaria - Fuerteventura takes 2 hr if you head to Morro Jable or 6 hr 15 min if for Puerto del Rosario.
• Tenerife - Fuerteventura involves a stop in Gran Canaria and lasts around 4 hr 15 min.
• Cádiz - Fuerteventura ferries are overnight, make a stop in Lanzarote, and usually take about 30 hr.

The cheapest route to Fuerteventura is Playa Blanca - Corralejo, with ferry tickets starting at around €17.

The Fuerteventura ferry routes are usually served by high-speed ferries for short trips between the Canary Islands and by conventional ferries for longer journeys to other islands or mainland Spain. Most ferries are pet-friendly and accessible for passengers with reduced mobility. Some also offer Wi-Fi so you can stream shows, work remotely, or share photos during the trip. Depending on the route and ferry operator, you can enjoy different onboard amenities.

What services are available on high-speed ferries to Fuerteventura?

• Outdoor seating on deck with sea views
• Air-conditioned lounges with comfortable seats and tables
• Snack bars for a quick bite or drink
• Car decks

What services are available on conventional ferries to Fuerteventura?

• Air-conditioned lounges and seating on deck
• Cabins
• Restaurants and snack bars
• Play areas for children
• Entertainment (apps with movies, games, etc.)
• Shops
• Pet-friendly areas
• Car decks

What types of cabins are available on Fuerteventura ferries?

On conventional ferries to Fuerteventura, you can book a cabin for a more private and comfortable trip. Cabins typically accommodate 1-4 passengers and include the following types:

• Interior cabins
• Exterior cabins with a window and sea view
• Deluxe suites (double bed and window)
• Pet-friendly cabins with a bed and water bowl
• Accessible cabins for passengers with reduced mobility

How much do cabins cost?

Cabin prices usually start from €140 to €260, depending on the route, season, and ferry operator.

What types of seats are available on Fuerteventura ferries?

When booking a ticket on high-speed catamarans or conventional ferries, a standard seat is included in the ticket price. For extra comfort, you can also choose from other options that vary by route and operator:

• Standard seats with priority boarding and meals included: from €35 on the Playa Blanca - Corralejo ferry.
• VIP seats in exclusive areas with priority boarding: from €78 on the Tenerife - Morro Jable ferry and €90 on the Las Palmas - Morro Jable ferry.

With its stunning beaches, sunny climate almost all year round, and unique landscapes, Fuerteventura is a perfect destination for sun, beach, and, if you like, a good dose of surfing. For more information on sights, activities, and tips for your stay, visit our Fuerteventura travel guide and discover everything the Windy Island has to offer.

Here are some practical tips for your ferry trip to Fuerteventura:

• If you are traveling in high season or bringing a vehicle on board, it’s best to arrive at the port at least 45 minutes before departure.
• On overnight crossings from Cádiz, booking a cabin will make the journey more comfortable and private.
• If you are prone to seasickness, the sea can get a bit choppy depending on the day, so consider taking seasickness medication before boarding. Of course, check your options with your doctor or pharmacist.
• At the 3 main ports of the island, you’ll find taxis, local buses, and car rental offices to easily reach your destination in Fuerteventura.
• If you’re looking for inspiration and ideas to explore the archipelago, check all available ferry connections in our guide to island-hopping in the Canary Islands.

Fuerteventura has 3 ports: Puerto del Rosario, Corralejo, and Morro Jable.

Puerto del Rosario

Where is Puerto del Rosario?

The island’s capital and administrative center, Puerto del Rosario, is on the east coast of Fuerteventura.

Nearby places and services around Puerto del Rosario

Around Puerto del Rosario you will find supermarkets, shops, banks, ATMs, and several hotels. It is also just a short walk from the city center, the Nuestra Señora del Rosario church, and the lively Avenida Marítima promenade.

Ferry connections from Puerto del Rosario

Puerto del Rosario has regular ferry connections to Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, and mainland Spain (Cádiz).

Getting to and from Puerto del Rosario port

The airport is only 6 km away, with regular buses and taxis. Local buses link Puerto del Rosario with main towns like Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, and Morro Jable.

Corralejo

Where is Corralejo?

Located at the northern tip of the island, Corralejo port is the main gateway to Lanzarote.

Nearby places and services around Corralejo port

The port area of Corralejo is lively, with cafés, restaurants, surf shops, and car rentals. Nearby, you can explore Corralejo Natural Park with its famous sand dunes and beautiful beaches.

Ferry connections from Corralejo port

From Corralejo, there are multiple daily departures to Lanzarote.

Getting to and from Corralejo port

Regular buses connect Corralejo to Puerto del Rosario, about 40 km away.

Morro Jable

Where is Morro Jable?

The seaside town of Morro Jable is on the southern peninsula of Jandía.

Nearby places and services around Morro Jable port

As one of the island’s most popular resorts, Morro Jable has beachside hotels, restaurants, cafés, and plenty of shops nearby.

Ferry connections from Morro Jable port

Morro Jable is the closest port to Gran Canaria, with frequent high-speed ferries to Las Palmas.

Getting to and from Morro Jable port

Morro Jable is about 90 km from Puerto del Rosario, with direct buses and a main coastal road linking north and south. Taxis and car rentals are also easy to arrange from the port.

Ferry route map

Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Fuerteventura, 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.