Lanzarote ferries

Ferry companies operating routes to Lanzarote offer age-based discounts. Discount conditions and percentages may vary depending on the ferry company you travel with.

Biosfera Express discounts on ferries to Lanzarote

On Biosfera Express ferries to Lanzarote, 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 Lanzarote

On Líneas Romero ferries to Lanzarote, discounts are available for:

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

Fred. Olsen Express discounts on ferries to Lanzarote

On Fred. Olsen Express ferries to Lanzarote, the following reduced fares are usually available:

• Infants and children (0-3 years old): free of charge
• Children (4-11 years old): 50% off
• Children and young travelers (12-25 years old): 15% off
• Seniors (60+): 15% off

Baleària discounts on ferries to Lanzarote

On Baleària ferries to Lanzarote, discounts are usually available for:

• Infants (0-1 year old): free of charge
• Children (1-13 years old): 50% off
• Seniors (60+): 20% off

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

Can you use the Canary Islands resident discount on ferries to Lanzarote?

Yes. If you are a resident of the Canary Islands, you can benefit from the resident discount on Fred. Olsen Express ferries between Corralejo (Fuerteventura) and Playa Blanca (Lanzarote). With this discount, tickets for this route start at just €5.

How to apply the discount?: when booking on Ferryhopper, select the "Canary Islands resident" option and enter your Spanish ID (DNI/NIE) number to apply the discount to your ticket price.

You can reach Lanzarote by ferry from Fuerteventura, La Graciosa, Gran Canaria and Tenerife, as well as from Cádiz on mainland Spain. There is also an internal ferry connection between Puerto del Carmen and Puerto Calero.

Ferries to Lanzarote from other Canary Islands

Fuerteventura - Lanzarote ferry

There are 2 ferry routes between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, with departures from Corralejo and Puerto del Rosario.

The Corralejo - Playa Blanca ferry route operates year-round, with up to 26 daily crossings. Tickets start from € 17.

There are also ferries from Puerto del Rosario to Arrecife year-round. Tickets for this connection start from € 45.78.

La Graciosa - Lanzarote ferry

The La Graciosa - Lanzarote ferry route connects the port of Caleta de Sebo with Órzola year-round, with up to 19 daily departures. Tickets start from € 14.

Gran Canaria - Lanzarote ferry

The Gran Canaria - Lanzarote ferry route connects Las Palmas de Gran Canaria with Arrecife year-round and usually has 1-2 daily departures. Tickets start from € 62.15.

Tenerife - Lanzarote ferry

The Tenerife - Lanzarote ferry route connects Santa Cruz de Tenerife with Arrecife year-round and usually runs 5 times a week, from Monday to Friday. Tickets start from € 146.

Ferries to Lanzarote from mainland Spain

Cádiz - Lanzarote ferry

The Cádiz - Lanzarote ferry route connects mainland Spain with the port of Arrecife year-round. There is usually 1 weekly departure, on Tuesdays. Tickets start from € 115.33.

Ferries between ports in Lanzarote

Puerto Calero - Puerto del Carmen ferry

You can also travel by ferry along the coast of Lanzarote thanks to the Puerto Calero - Puerto del Carmen connection, which operates year-round with up to 6 daily departures. Tickets start from €11.

The main ferry companies operating routes to Lanzarote are Biosfera Express, Líneas Romero, Fred. Olsen Express and Baleària.

• Biosfera Express connects La Graciosa with the port of Órzola.
• Líneas Romero operates connections from La Graciosa to Órzola and from Corralejo (Fuerteventura) to Playa Blanca. It also runs the water bus service between Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen.
• Fred. Olsen Express connects Corralejo (Fuerteventura) with Playa Blanca.
• Baleària operates ferry connections to Lanzarote from Fuerteventura (arriving in Playa Blanca), as well as from Tenerife, Gran Canaria and the Andalusian port of Cádiz (arriving in Arrecife).

How much luggage can you take on ferries to Lanzarote?

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

• Biosfera Express has no weight or bag limit. You can also bring bicycles and surfboards at no extra cost.
• Líneas Romero allows passengers to bring up to 20 kg of luggage per person, as well as bicycles and surfboards.
• With Fred. Olsen Express, you can bring up to 20 kg of luggage per person. You can take 1 piece of luggage on board, in addition to hand luggage, as long as you can carry all your luggage yourself in a single trip.
• Baleària has no weight or bag limit, as long as you can carry all your luggage on board by yourself, without assistance and in a single trip. There is no need to check in your luggage, and you can leave it in the luggage storage areas in the passenger lounges.

Tip: if you are traveling with a vehicle, you can leave part of your luggage in the car during the crossing. However, it’s a good idea to keep a small backpack or bag with your travel documents, valuables and any essentials you may need during the trip.

The duration of the ferry trip to Lanzarote depends on the specific route and arrival port (Arrecife, Playa Blanca or Órzola). Here are the approximate travel times for each connection:

• Corralejo (Fuerteventura) - Playa Blanca: 25-35 min
• Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura) - Arrecife: around 2 hr 15 min
• La Graciosa - Órzola: around 25 min
• Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - Arrecife: 6 hr - 8 hr 45 min
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife - Arrecife: around 8 hr 15 min - 9 hr 45 min
• Cádiz - Arrecife: around 28 hr

The ferry trip between Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen, on the other hand, takes around 20 min.

Note: the durations listed are approximate and may vary depending on the season, weather conditions and the ferry operating each route. On Ferryhopper, you can always check the latest schedules before booking.

The best ferry to Lanzarote mainly depends on where you are traveling from, which part of the island you want to reach, and whether you prioritize travel time, departure frequency or ticket price. Lanzarote has 3 arrival ports (Arrecife, Playa Blanca and Órzola), so choosing the right route can also save you time once you are on the island.

What is the fastest ferry to Lanzarote?

The fastest ferries to Lanzarote are the crossings between Fuerteventura (Corralejo) and Playa Blanca and between La Graciosa (Caleta de Sebo) and Órzola. Both routes take around 25 min.

They are also the most frequent connections, with up to 26 daily crossings from Corralejo and up to 19 daily departures from La Graciosa. This makes them particularly convenient for combining several Canary Islands during the same trip or even planning a same-day return excursion.

What is the cheapest ferry to Lanzarote?

From another Canary Island, the La Graciosa - Lanzarote route usually offers the cheapest ferry tickets, with fares starting from € 14.

If you are a resident of the Canary Islands, the Corralejo (Fuerteventura) - Playa Blanca connection can be even cheaper, with Fred. Olsen Express tickets starting from just €5 when the resident discount is applied. Without this discount, tickets for this route start from € 17.

Note: ferry prices can vary depending on your travel date, availability, the ferry company and any extras you add to your booking.

Which arrival port should I choose in Lanzarote?

Lanzarote has 3 main ferry arrival ports: Arrecife, Playa Blanca and Órzola. The best option depends both on your departure port and on the part of Lanzarote you want to reach.

• Playa Blanca, in southern Lanzarote, is the most convenient option if you are traveling from Corralejo (Fuerteventura). It can also be a particularly good choice if you are staying in the south of the island.
• Órzola, in the north, is where ferries from La Graciosa arrive. It is the only ferry gateway to La Graciosa, so you will also need to travel via Órzola if you plan to visit the smaller island.
• Arrecife, on Lanzarote’s eastern coast and close to the center of the island, receives ferries from Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Cádiz, as well as the connection from Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura).

Which route should I choose from Fuerteventura?

You can reach Lanzarote from Fuerteventura on 2 different ferry routes.

• The Corralejo - Playa Blanca connection is by far the fastest and most frequent option, with crossing times of 25-35 min and up to 26 daily departures.
• There is also a weekly ferry from Puerto del Rosario to Arrecife. It usually departs early on Monday mornings, so it is a much less frequent alternative, but it allows you to travel directly to Arrecife without going via Corralejo and Playa Blanca.

What else should I consider before booking?

• Departure frequency: Corralejo - Playa Blanca and La Graciosa - Órzola offer many daily crossings, while connections from Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Cádiz operate less frequently.
• Arrival port: before booking, check where your accommodation is located and how long it will take you to get there from Arrecife, Playa Blanca or Órzola.
• Vehicles on board: if you want to bring a car, motorbike or van, check which ferries carry vehicles and book in advance, especially in high season.
• Season: although the main ferry connections operate year-round, schedules and departure frequencies may vary depending on the time of year.

Can I take my car on the ferry to Lanzarote?

Yes, you can travel to Lanzarote by ferry with a car, motorcycle, van or motorhome on many connections from other Canary Islands and mainland Spain. However, car deck availability depends on the route and ferry company.

• Corralejo (Fuerteventura) - Playa Blanca: you can bring vehicles on Baleària ferries and on selected Fred. Olsen Express crossings. Líneas Romero ferries do not have car decks.
• Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura) - Arrecife: cars, motorcycles, vans and motorhomes can be taken on board.
• La Graciosa - Órzola: ferries do not have car decks.
• Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - Arrecife: vehicles can be taken on board.
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife - Arrecife: vehicles can be taken on board.
• Cádiz - Arrecife: cars, motorcycles, vans and motorhomes can be taken on board.
• Puerto Calero - Puerto del Carmen: the boats operating this local connection do not have car decks, so the service is only available to passengers without vehicles.

If you’re planning to travel with a vehicle, it’s best to book in advance, especially in summer, at weekends and during holiday periods, as car deck spaces are limited and often sell out before passenger tickets.

How much does it cost to bring a vehicle on the ferry to Lanzarote?

The cost depends on the route, the type and dimensions of your vehicle, the ferry company, your travel date and availability. As a general guide, these are some starting prices for 1 adult in a standard seat + 1 vehicle:

• Corralejo - Playa Blanca: from €43 with a car, €37 with a motorcycle and €52 with a motorhome.
• Puerto del Rosario - Arrecife: from €47 with a car, €15 with a motorcycle and €49 with a motorhome.
• Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - Arrecife: from €126 with a car, €116 with a motorcycle and €140 with a motorhome.
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife - Arrecife: from €146 with a car, €136 with a motorcycle and €160 with a motorhome.
• Cádiz - Arrecife: from €334 with a car, €214 with a motorcycle and €696 with a motorhome.

Note: these prices are indicative and may vary depending on the travel date, availability, accommodation type and vehicle dimensions. On Ferryhopper, simply enter the vehicle you want to bring during your search to check the available options and latest price.

Can I take a bicycle on the ferry to Lanzarote?

Yes. In general, you can bring your bicycle free of charge on ferry routes to Lanzarote. Boarding conditions may vary depending on the ferry company and vessel, so it’s a good idea to check the details of your crossing before traveling.

Tip: if you’re traveling with a bicycle, especially during high season or as part of a group, you can contact the ferry company before departure to confirm where bikes are stored on board and whether you need to add yours to the booking in advance.

Can I take a campervan or motorhome on the ferry to Lanzarote?

Yes. You can bring a van, campervan or motorhome on ferries from Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Cádiz that have car decks. By contrast, the La Graciosa - Órzola and Puerto Calero - Puerto del Carmen connections are only available to passengers without vehicles.

Important: on the Corralejo - Playa Blanca route, remember that Líneas Romero ferries are also only available to passengers without vehicles.

Can you explore Lanzarote by campervan or motorhome?

Yes. Bringing your own campervan or motorhome to Lanzarote can be a very practical option if you want to explore the island at your own pace. Distances are relatively short, and having your own vehicle gives you more freedom to combine places such as Arrecife, Playa Blanca, Timanfaya, La Geria, Famara, Haría and Órzola.

However, it’s important to distinguish between parking or staying overnight inside your vehicle and camping. Setting up awnings, tables, chairs or other items outside the vehicle may be considered camping and can be subject to restrictions. Specific rules may also apply in protected natural areas and certain parking areas.

Tip: before staying overnight anywhere, always check the local signage and current regulations. If you prefer access to facilities such as water, electricity or waste disposal, you can also look for campsites and designated motorhome areas.

Is it worth taking a car to Lanzarote?

Absolutely! Especially if you’re planning to explore different parts of the island. Although Lanzarote isn’t particularly large, many of its main attractions are spread across the coast, inland areas and natural landscapes, so having your own vehicle gives you much more freedom and flexibility.

Traveling with your own car, motorcycle or van can also be particularly convenient if you’re spending several days on the island, carrying a lot of luggage, or want to combine beaches, villages and natural areas without relying on public transport.

Onboard services on ferries to Lanzarote vary depending on the route and type of vessel. Shorter crossings, such as those from Corralejo or La Graciosa, usually offer basic services for quick trips, while ferries arriving in Arrecife from Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Cádiz tend to have more dining, accommodation and entertainment options.

What services are available on ferries to Lanzarote?

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

• Air-conditioned lounges and indoor seating
• Outdoor decks or terraces on many vessels
• Cafés, bars or restaurants, depending on the length of the crossing
• Wi-Fi on selected Fred. Olsen Express, Baleària and Líneas Romero ferries
• Power sockets and digital entertainment on some vessels
• Shops and children’s areas on selected ferries
• Swimming pools, gyms and other leisure facilities on some long-distance vessels, such as the Volcán de Tinamar

For example, Fred. Olsen Express’ Bocayna Express, which operates the Corralejo - Playa Blanca route, features a café, outdoor terrace, Wi-Fi, power sockets, a shop and access to the On Board Club entertainment platform.

Note: exact facilities depend on the vessel assigned to each departure, so it’s worth checking your ferry in advance if a particular service is important to you.

Are there cabins on ferries to Lanzarote?

Yes, but only on longer crossings. Cabins are available on selected ferries from Puerto del Rosario, Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Cádiz. Depending on the vessel, you may find interior and exterior cabins, cabins for up to 4 passengers, as well as accessible and pet-friendly options.

By contrast, ferries on the Corralejo - Playa Blanca, La Graciosa - Órzola and Puerto Calero - Puerto del Carmen routes do not usually have cabins.

Is it worth booking a cabin?

On routes from Cádiz, Tenerife or Gran Canaria, a cabin can be well worth it if you want to rest or enjoy more privacy. It is particularly useful on the Cádiz - Lanzarote crossing, which takes around 26 hr.

What types of seats can you book?

• On shorter routes, standard seating in indoor lounges or on deck is the norm.
• On some Fred. Olsen Express ferries, you can also choose fares with perks such as priority boarding.
• On longer Baleària crossings, seating options may include Sirena seats and higher-category Neptuno seats.

Tip: if you don’t want to book a cabin on a longer crossing, a reclining or higher-category seat can be a good alternative.

Is there Wi-Fi and entertainment on board?

Yes, on many ferries. Fred. Olsen Express offers free Wi-Fi and access to On Board Club on selected vessels, while Baleària’s smart ships provide digital services and onboard internet. Líneas Romero also offers Wi-Fi on some Lanzarote connections.

Note: connection quality may vary during the crossing, especially when sailing farther from the coast.

Are ferries to Lanzarote accessible?

Many ferries offer facilities for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM), such as:

• Ramps or elevators
• Accessible toilets
• Reserved seating and adapted areas
• Accessible cabins on selected long-distance ferries
• Boarding and disembarkation assistance upon request

Important: accessibility can vary even on the same route. On Corralejo - Playa Blanca, for example, the Bocayna Express offers adapted facilities, while the Buganvilla Express is not suitable for passengers who require mobility assistance.

Tip: if you need special assistance, notify the ferry company in advance and check which vessel is operating your departure.

Can I travel with my dog on the ferry to Lanzarote?

Yes. Pets are welcome on the main ferry connections to Lanzarote, although conditions vary depending on the ferry company and vessel. Always remember to add your pet to the booking.

• Fred. Olsen Express: on the Corralejo - Playa Blanca route, options may include Pet Carrier, Pet Sofa and Pet Rooms.
• Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero: both allow pets on the La Graciosa - Órzola route. Depending on their size, pets may travel in a carrier or on a leash, with a muzzle when required.
• Baleària: depending on the vessel, options may include pet-friendly seats, kennels and pet-friendly cabins on longer crossings.

Important: bring your pet’s valid vaccination record and check the rules on carriers, leashes and muzzles. Pet spaces may be limited, especially for dedicated accommodation.

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 Lanzarote?

To travel by ferry to Lanzarote, make sure you bring:

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

If you are traveling with a car, motorcycle, van or motorhome, also bring your valid driving license, vehicle registration documents and valid insurance. Make sure the vehicle details and license plate match the information provided in your booking.

What documents do Canary Islands residents need?

If you applied the Canary Islands resident discount, bring your ID card or residence permit and, where required, your travel residency certificate. The ferry company may ask to see these documents during boarding to verify that you are eligible for the discount.

Can I book a ferry ticket for a rental car?

Yes. If you are traveling with a rental vehicle and do not yet know the license plate, you can complete your booking on Ferryhopper by entering RENT123 in the corresponding field.

Before traveling, check the rental company’s terms and conditions, as some companies require prior authorization to take their vehicles on a ferry.

How to book ferry tickets to Lanzarote

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

1. Select your departure port and Lanzarote as your destination.
2. Choose your travel dates.
3. Add passengers, pets and vehicles.
4. Compare schedules, ferry companies, travel times, prices and accommodation options.
5. Complete your booking securely online.

You can also book connections with La Graciosa and Fuerteventura, as well as longer ferry routes from other Canary Islands and Cádiz.

Check-in and boarding on ferries to Lanzarote

On ferry routes to Lanzarote, you can check in online and get your tickets in electronic format. Once you have completed check-in, you can keep your ticket on your phone and show it directly during boarding, without needing to print it.

It is best to arrive at the port with enough time, especially if you are traveling with a vehicle:

• Foot passengers: aim to arrive at least 30-60 min before departure.
• Passengers traveling with a vehicle: try to arrive at least 1 hr before departure and allow extra time on longer routes or during busy travel periods.

Keep your e-ticket and ID ready during boarding. If you are traveling with a vehicle, follow the port staff’s instructions to access the appropriate boarding lanes.

Lanzarote combines volcanic landscapes, golden-sand beaches and some of the most unique sights in the Canary Islands. Highlights include Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua, Papagayo Beach, and the artistic legacy of César Manrique. To find out what to see, discover the best beaches and plan your stay, check out our Lanzarote travel guide.

When is the best time to book your ferry to Lanzarote?

How far in advance you should book your ferry tickets to Lanzarote mainly depends on the time of year, the route, and whether you are traveling with a vehicle.

If you’re traveling in summer or during busy periods

If you’re planning to travel during the summer months, Christmas, Easter or a long weekend, it’s best to book several weeks in advance. This is especially important if you have a specific departure time in mind or you’re bringing a car, motorcycle, van or motorhome, as vehicle spaces are more limited and often sell out before passenger seats.

If you’re traveling from Cádiz or on a less frequent route

For longer-distance crossings from Cádiz, or inter-island routes with fewer departures, it’s a good idea to book as soon as your travel dates are confirmed. With fewer sailings available, you’ll have less flexibility to switch departure times than on the more frequent routes.

If you’re traveling from Fuerteventura or La Graciosa

Routes from Corralejo and La Graciosa have numerous departures and usually offer more flexibility when choosing a sailing time. Even so, it’s still worth booking ahead in summer and other busy periods, especially if you have a particular departure in mind.

Tips for traveling by ferry to Lanzarote

1. Keep your arrival port in mind: Lanzarote has 3 main ferry ports located in different parts of the island. Ferries from Fuerteventura mainly arrive at Playa Blanca, services from La Graciosa arrive at Órzola, and longer-distance routes arrive at Arrecife. Check which port works best for your accommodation and travel plans.
2. Turn your trip into an island-hopping adventure: Lanzarote is well connected by ferry with Fuerteventura and La Graciosa, as well as other islands in the archipelago. If you want to combine several destinations, check out our guide to island hopping in the Canary Islands.
3. Book your return trip too: if you already know when you’ll be heading back, it can be a good idea to book both journeys at the same time, especially if you’re traveling in summer, have a specific departure time in mind or are bringing a vehicle. Check the Lanzarote - Gran Canaria, Lanzarote - La Graciosa, Lanzarote - Tenerife, Lanzarote - Cádiz and Lanzarote - Fuerteventura routes.
4. Check the latest schedules: ferry frequencies may vary depending on the route and season. For all available connections, take a look at our guide to ferries between the Canary Islands in 2026.

Lanzarote has 3 main ferry ports: Arrecife, Playa Blanca and Órzola. The port you use will depend on where you are traveling from: Arrecife handles the longer-distance connections, Playa Blanca links Lanzarote with Fuerteventura, and Órzola is the gateway for ferries to and from La Graciosa.

There is also a local water bus service in southern Lanzarote between Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen.

Arrecife port

The port of Arrecife, also known as Los Mármoles port, is located on the eastern coast of Lanzarote, next to the island’s capital. It is the main port for longer-distance ferry connections and receives ferries from Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura), Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Cádiz.

How to get around from Arrecife port

The port is well connected with the rest of Lanzarote by road and public transport. Once you arrive, you can continue to your accommodation by bus, taxi, rental car or with your own vehicle if you brought it on the ferry.

• Arrecife city center: you can reach the center by taxi or public transport and continue from there to other parts of the island.
• Bus: Arrecife is the main hub of Lanzarote’s bus network, with connections to Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise, Órzola and other areas.
• Taxi: a practical option if you have luggage or want to travel directly to your accommodation.
• Car: from the port, you can easily join Lanzarote’s main road network.

What can you see near Arrecife port?

If you have some time after getting off the ferry, you can explore Arrecife. Highlights include the Charco de San Ginés, surrounded by bars and restaurants, the Castillo de San José, and the city’s seafront promenade.

Playa Blanca port

The port of Playa Blanca is located at the southern tip of Lanzarote, in the municipality of Yaiza. It is the main ferry connection with Corralejo in Fuerteventura and is particularly convenient if you are staying in Playa Blanca or elsewhere in southern Lanzarote.

How to get around from Playa Blanca port

From Playa Blanca port, you can continue to other parts of the island by bus, taxi or car. Bus line 161 connects Playa Blanca with Puerto del Carmen, Puerto Calero and Yaiza, and there are also bus connections to Arrecife and other destinations.

If you are staying in Playa Blanca, you may also be able to reach your accommodation on foot, depending on its location.

What can you see near Playa Blanca port?

If you have some time after your ferry, you can head to the Playa Blanca seafront promenade and the town beach. Marina Rubicón and Castillo de las Coloradas, 2 of the best-known sights in southern Lanzarote, are also nearby.

Of course, you can also continue to the Papagayo beaches, one of the island’s most iconic coastal landscapes.

Órzola port

The port of Órzola is located at the northern tip of Lanzarote, in a small fishing village in the municipality of Haría. It is the only port in Lanzarote with regular ferries to La Graciosa, arriving at Caleta de Sebo.

How to get to Órzola port

If you do not have a car, you can travel from Arrecife on bus line 9, which terminates at the Muelle de Órzola stop and passes through places such as Tahiche, Guatiza, Arrieta and Punta Mujeres. You can also reach the port by taxi or car.

What can you see near Órzola?

Órzola is a small coastal village, so it is easy to get around the port area on foot. If you have some time before or after your ferry, you can stop at one of its seafood restaurants or explore nearby attractions in northern Lanzarote, such as Caletón Blanco, Jameos del Agua or Punta Mujeres.

Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen ports

In addition to Lanzarote’s main ferry terminals, there is a local sea connection between Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen operated by Líneas Romero. The service runs as a water bus and is intended for passengers traveling without a vehicle.

Puerto Calero

Boats depart from the Marina de Puerto Calero, on Lanzarote’s southern coast. Around the marina, you will find plenty of restaurants, cafés, shops and other services.

You can reach Puerto Calero by bus from different parts of the island, and the airport bus service to Playa Blanca also stops there.

Puerto del Carmen

In Puerto del Carmen, the water bus departs from Puerto Viejo, right in one of Lanzarote’s liveliest tourist areas. Just a short walk from the pier, you will find restaurants, terraces, shops, beaches and taxi ranks, so there is plenty to do while waiting for your boat.

Ferry route map

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