Ferries La Graciosa

Ferry companies operating routes to La Graciosa offer age-based discounts for infants and children. Discount conditions vary slightly depending on whether you travel with Biosfera Express or Líneas Romero.

Biosfera Express discounts on ferries to La Graciosa

On Biosfera Express ferries to La Graciosa, the following reduced fares are usually available:

• Infants and children (0-3 years old): free of charge
• Children (4-10 years old): 50% off

Líneas Romero discounts on ferries to La Graciosa

On Líneas Romero ferries to La Graciosa, discounts are available for:

• Infants (0-2 years old): free of charge
• Children (3-11 years old): 50% off

Tip: on Ferryhopper, you can easily check which discounts are available for each crossing to La Graciosa. Just enter each passenger's age during the booking process and any applicable discount will be automatically applied to the final ticket price.

The only direct ferry route to La Graciosa departs from Lanzarote. Ferries leave from the port of Órzola, in the north of the island, and arrive at Caleta de Sebo. You can also reach La Graciosa from Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Tenerife by taking a ferry to Lanzarote first and changing ports before continuing to La Graciosa.

Lanzarote - La Graciosa ferry

The Lanzarote - La Graciosa ferry route connects Órzola with Caleta de Sebo year-round. There are up to 19 daily departures, the crossing takes just 25 min, and tickets start from € 14.

How to get to La Graciosa from Fuerteventura

There are no direct ferries from Fuerteventura to La Graciosa, but you can make the journey in 2 legs with a connection in Lanzarote.

For the first leg, the Fuerteventura - Lanzarote ferry route offers 2 options:

• Corralejo - Playa Blanca: the route operates year-round with up to 26 daily departures.
• Puerto del Rosario - Arrecife: the route usually operates once a week.

Once you arrive in Lanzarote, you will need to travel from Playa Blanca or Arrecife to Órzola and continue your journey on the ferry to La Graciosa.

How to get to La Graciosa from Gran Canaria

You can travel by ferry from Gran Canaria to La Graciosa with a connection in Lanzarote, booking the journey in 2 legs.

First, take the Gran Canaria - Lanzarote ferry from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to Arrecife. The route operates year-round, usually with 1-2 daily departures.

Once you arrive in Arrecife, you will need to travel to Órzola and take the direct ferry to La Graciosa from there.

How to get to La Graciosa from Tenerife

There are no direct ferries from Tenerife to La Graciosa, but you can get there with a connection in Lanzarote, booking the journey in 2 legs.

First, take the Tenerife - Lanzarote ferry from Santa Cruz de Tenerife to Arrecife. The route operates year-round, usually with around 5 weekly departures.

From Arrecife, you will need to travel to the port of Órzola to catch the second ferry to La Graciosa.

How to get to Órzola from other ports in Lanzarote

How to get from Arrecife to Órzola

The port of Arrecife is around 35 km from Órzola. If you have brought your vehicle to Lanzarote on the ferry, the drive takes around 30 min. You can also take a taxi or catch bus 9, which connects Arrecife with the Órzola ferry port.

Tip: if you plan to catch both ferries on the same day, check the timetables in advance and leave enough time between departures to travel from Arrecife to Órzola.

How to get from Playa Blanca to Órzola

Playa Blanca is located at the southern end of Lanzarote, around 70 km from Órzola. By car, the journey to the port in the north of the island takes around 1 hr.

You can also travel by bus from Playa Blanca to Órzola with 1 change in Arrecife. Buses 60 and 62, among others, connect Playa Blanca with Arrecife and stop at the Playa Blanca ferry port. Once in Arrecife, you can continue to the Órzola ferry port on bus 9.

Tip: if you plan to catch both ferries on the same day, check the bus timetables and leave enough time for the change in Arrecife and boarding in Órzola.

How to book an indirect ferry trip to La Graciosa on Ferryhopper

To plan your trip from Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria or Tenerife, select the “Multi-destination” option on Ferryhopper. First, add the journey from your island of departure to Lanzarote, then select Lanzarote - La Graciosa as your second trip. Enter your preferred dates for each leg to check and book the ferries for your entire itinerary.

Remember: ferries from the other Canary Islands arrive in Arrecife or Playa Blanca, while ferries to La Graciosa depart from Órzola. Make sure you leave enough time to travel between the ports on your own.

There are 2 ferry companies operating direct routes to La Graciosa: Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero. Both connect the port of Órzola, in Lanzarote, with Caleta de Sebo year-round.

• Biosfera Express operates the Lanzarote - La Graciosa route with high-speed ferries.
• Líneas Romero also connects Órzola with Caleta de Sebo with high-speed vessels.

How much luggage can you bring on ferries to La Graciosa?

Luggage policies vary depending on the ferry company you travel with:

• Biosfera Express has no luggage weight limit. You can also bring bicycles, surfboards and other sports equipment free of charge.
• Líneas Romero allows up to 20 kg of luggage per passenger. You can also bring bicycles and surfboards on board.

Direct ferries to La Graciosa from Órzola (Lanzarote) take around 25 min to reach Caleta de Sebo.

If you are traveling to La Graciosa from Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria or Tenerife, you will first need to take a ferry to Lanzarote and then travel to Órzola to continue to La Graciosa. As a reference, the first ferry leg takes:

• Corralejo (Fuerteventura) - Playa Blanca: 25-35 min
• Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura) - Arrecife: around 2 hr 15 min
• Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - Arrecife: 6 hr - 8 hr 45 min
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife - Arrecife: 8 hr 15 min - 9 hr 45 min

Important: keep in mind that you will also need to factor in the transfer to Órzola, the waiting time between connections and the 25-min ferry crossing to La Graciosa. The total travel time will therefore depend on your itinerary and the ferry schedules you choose.

Choosing the best ferry to La Graciosa is pretty straightforward, as there is only 1 direct route: Órzola (Lanzarote) - Caleta de Sebo.

Tip: as travel times and ticket prices are very similar, the best option is to compare the available departure times. Ferries run from 08:00 to 21:30, so you can simply choose the departure that best fits your plans.

What is the fastest ferry to La Graciosa?

Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero ferries take roughly the same amount of time to reach La Graciosa. Their high-speed vessels cover the 6 km between Órzola and Caleta de Sebo in around 25 min.

So, if you want to get to La Graciosa as early as possible, simply choose the earliest available departure that works for you.

What is the cheapest ferry to La Graciosa?

Ticket prices with Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero are very similar, with ferries to La Graciosa starting from € 14. On Ferryhopper, you can compare the price of each crossing and choose the option that suits you best.

La Graciosa is a small island of volcanic landscapes, sandy tracks and virtually untouched beaches, perfect for unwinding and enjoying nature. Some of its must-see spots include Playa de las Conchas, Playa Francesa, Playa de la Cocina, and the trails of the Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park. To find out what to see, discover the best beaches and learn how to get around the island, check out our La Graciosa travel guide.

Can you bring a car on the ferry to La Graciosa?

No. Ferries from Lanzarote to La Graciosa do not carry cars, motorbikes, vans or campervans, as the use of private vehicles is restricted on the island.

If you travel to Lanzarote by ferry from Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria or Tenerife, you can bring your vehicle on vessels that have a car deck. This can make it easier to travel from Arrecife or Playa Blanca to Órzola, but you will need to leave your vehicle in Lanzarote before taking the ferry to La Graciosa.

Tip: both Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero offer free private parking in Órzola for passengers with return tickets, whether you are visiting La Graciosa for the day or staying for several days.

Can you bring a bicycle on the ferry to La Graciosa?

Yes. You can bring your bicycle on La Graciosa ferries free of charge with both Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero. You can also rent a bicycle in Caleta de Sebo if you prefer to pick one up when you arrive.

Cycling is one of the best ways to explore La Graciosa, with designated trails and cycling routes leading to different parts of the island. Make sure you stick to the designated paths to help protect the island’s natural environment.

How to get around La Graciosa without a car

La Graciosa is easy to explore on foot or by bicycle, especially if you want to discover its beaches and landscapes at your own pace. Several walking and cycling trails start from Caleta de Sebo and lead to different parts of the island.

There are also authorized 4x4 taxis, which are a convenient option for reaching more remote parts of La Graciosa without having to cover the entire distance on foot or by bicycle.

Ferries to La Graciosa are high-speed vessels designed for the short crossing between Órzola and Caleta de Sebo. The route is operated by vessels such as Líneas Romero’s Alexandro R, as well as Biosfera Express’ Madre Consuelo and Señor Luis.

Although facilities vary depending on the ferry company and vessel, you will find the basic amenities you need for the short, half-hour crossing.

What services are available on ferries to La Graciosa?

Depending on the ferry you travel with, onboard facilities may include:

• Indoor passenger lounges with seating
• Outdoor decks where you can enjoy the views during the crossing
• Bars or cafés serving drinks and snacks on Líneas Romero ferries
• Toilets

Note: exact facilities may vary depending on the vessel assigned to each departure.

Are there cabins on ferries to La Graciosa?

No. Ferries between Lanzarote and La Graciosa do not have cabins, as the crossing takes only around 25 min.

Tickets include standard seating and, depending on the vessel, you can sit in the indoor passenger lounge or enjoy the crossing from the outdoor decks.

Is there Wi-Fi on ferries to La Graciosa?

Yes. Both Líneas Romero and Biosfera Express offer Wi-Fi on their ferries to La Graciosa. With Líneas Romero, the connection is free and you can access the network using the password available on board.

Tip: if the weather is good, it is also worth putting your phone away for a while and enjoying the views of La Graciosa and the Chinijo Archipelago from the outdoor deck.

Are ferries to La Graciosa accessible?

Accessibility facilities and services may vary depending on the ferry. If you have reduced mobility or require assistance when boarding or disembarking, we recommend contacting the ferry company in advance to confirm what services are available on the vessel operating your crossing.

Can I travel with my dog on the ferry to La Graciosa?

Yes. Both Líneas Romero and Biosfera Express allow pets on their ferries to La Graciosa.

• With Líneas Romero, pets travel free of charge and can stay with you in the passenger lounge or on deck. Dogs classed as potentially dangerous breeds must be kept on a short leash and wear a muzzle throughout the crossing, or travel in a carrier where applicable.
• Biosfera Express also allows pets on board. Make sure you bring your pet’s vaccination record, as well as anything they may need during the crossing.

Tip: for more advice, check out our guide on traveling by ferry with a dog in the Canary and Balearic Islands.

What documents do I need to travel by ferry to La Graciosa?

To travel by ferry to La Graciosa, make sure you bring:

• A valid ID card, residence permit or passport for each passenger
• Your ferry ticket or booking confirmation

How to book ferry tickets to La Graciosa

On Ferryhopper, you can book your ferry tickets to La Graciosa in just a few minutes:

1. Select Órzola or Lanzarote as your departure port and La Graciosa as your destination.
2. Choose your travel dates.
3. Add the passengers and pets traveling with you.
4. Compare schedules and prices from Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero.
5. Choose the departure that works best for you and complete your booking online.

If you are traveling to La Graciosa from Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria or Tenerife, remember that you will need to book your journey in several legs. You can use Ferryhopper’s Multi-destination option to add the ferry to Lanzarote first, followed by the Órzola - La Graciosa connection.

Important: ferries from other Canary Islands arrive at Arrecife or Playa Blanca, while ferries to La Graciosa depart from Órzola. Make sure you leave enough time between the 2 ferries to make the transfer between ports on your own.

Check-in and boarding on ferries to La Graciosa

On ferry connections between Lanzarote and La Graciosa, you can use an e-ticket and show it directly from your phone when boarding, without needing to print it.

As this is a short crossing with frequent departures, boarding is usually straightforward. Even so, it’s best to arrive at Órzola port in good time, especially in summer, on weekends and public holidays.

Keep your ferry ticket and ID ready before boarding. If you are traveling with a bicycle, bulky luggage or a pet, it’s also a good idea to allow a little extra time.

When is the best time to book your ferry to La Graciosa?

Ferries to La Graciosa operate all year round and, thanks to the Canary Islands’ mild climate, the island is a great destination at any time of year. However, demand tends to increase during the main holiday periods, especially in summer, at Easter and around Christmas.

If you’re traveling in summer or during busy periods

If you’re planning to visit La Graciosa during the summer months, at Easter, Christmas or during a long weekend, it’s worth booking several weeks in advance, especially if you want to travel early in the morning or have a specific departure time in mind.

If you’re traveling during the rest of the year

Outside the busiest travel periods, there is usually more flexibility and, with numerous departures between Órzola and Caleta de Sebo throughout the day, you’ll normally have several sailing times to choose from.

Even so, if your travel dates are already fixed, booking ahead will give you a better choice of outbound and return ferry times to suit your plans.

Tips for traveling by ferry to La Graciosa

1. Book your return ferry too: if you’re visiting La Graciosa on a day trip or already know when you’ll be heading back to Lanzarote, it’s worth booking both journeys at the same time. This way, you can choose a combination of departure times that lets you make the most of your day. Check the La Graciosa - Lanzarote ferry route to plan your return trip.
2. Choose your ferry times carefully for a day trip: don’t just focus on the first departure from Órzola. Check the time of the last ferry back from Caleta de Sebo too, so you know exactly how long you’ll have to explore the island.
3. Keep the wind and sea conditions in mind: the crossing takes only around 25 min, but weather conditions can affect ferry services. If the weather is poor, check the ferry company’s latest updates and the status of your departure before heading to the port.
4. Bring everything you need for the day: if you’re planning to venture beyond Caleta de Sebo, make sure you have water, sunscreen and anything else you may need. Most of the island’s shops and services are concentrated around the port and village.
5. Turn your trip into an island-hopping adventure: if La Graciosa is part of a longer trip around the Canaries, you can easily combine it with Lanzarote and continue by ferry to other islands. Check out our guide to island hopping in the Canary Islands and plan your perfect itinerary.

La Graciosa has just 1 passenger port, located in Caleta de Sebo, the island’s main settlement. All regular ferries from Órzola (Lanzarote) arrive here, making it the main gateway to and from La Graciosa.

One of the advantages of the port is that it is right in the heart of the village. Once you disembark, you can easily walk to your accommodation or head to the restaurants, shops and other services in Caleta de Sebo.

What services are available near La Graciosa port?

In Caleta de Sebo and around the port, you will find all the main services you may need when you arrive on the island:

• Restaurants and bars, many serving fresh fish and Canarian cuisine
• Supermarkets and other small shops
• Bicycle rentals
• Authorized 4x4 taxis
• A pharmacy and health center
• Companies offering boat trips and other activities

If you arrive early and want to start exploring straight away, you can rent a bicycle near the port or take a 4x4 taxi to reach more remote parts of the island.

How to get around from Caleta de Sebo port

La Graciosa does not have a conventional public transport network. From the port, you can get around mainly on foot, by bicycle or by 4x4 taxi.

• On foot: Caleta de Sebo is small and the port is located within the village, so you can easily walk to accommodation, restaurants and other local services.
• By bicycle: you can rent a bike when you arrive and follow the designated routes to explore different parts of the island.
• By 4x4 taxi: authorized vehicles can take you to more remote areas and are a convenient option if you have luggage or do not want to cover the whole distance on foot or by bicycle.

What should you keep in mind when arriving at La Graciosa port?

If you plan to spend the day exploring the island, it is a good idea to stock up on water, sun protection and anything else you may need before leaving Caleta de Sebo. Most restaurants, shops and services are concentrated in the village, while options are much more limited around La Graciosa’s beaches and more remote areas.

If you are catching a ferry back to Lanzarote on the same day, make sure you allow enough time to return to Caleta de Sebo and arrive at the port well before boarding.

Ferry route map

Below, you can see all active ferry connections to La Graciosa, 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.