Ferry from Lanzarote to Cádiz

When traveling by ferry from Lanzarote to Cádiz, you can take advantage of regular discounts available to specific traveler categories. You can usually expect lower ferry ticket prices for:

• Children under 12
• Young travelers (under 26)
• Seniors (60+):
• Large families (Spanish citizens)

Moreover, residents of the Canary Islands are entitled to a special discounts on standard ferry ticket prices.

Note: infants and children up to 3 years of age travel for free.

Baleària operates the Lanzarote to Cádiz ferry route with conventional cruise ferries, which are designed for long-distance travel and offer a wide range of onboard services and facilities. On ferries, such as the Volcán de Tinamar, you can usually expect:

• Air-conditioned indoor lounges and open-air deck seating areas
• Snack bars, cafeterias and restaurants with different menu options, including kid-friendly and gluten-free options
• Shops and kiosks for travel essentials, gifts and souvenirs
• Onboard entertainment, including children’s areas with seasonal entertainment, leisure spaces with board games and relaxation areas
• Outdoor swimming pool, which is open during the summer season.
• Wi-Fi hotspot throughout the vessel, with free basic access and data bundles to suit your needs

Accessibility

The Lanzarote - Cádiz ferries are generally accessible to travelers with disabilities, featuring ramps and elevators to move between decks, and accessible amenities in common areas, as well as accessibel cabins with adapted amenities.

Baleària offers assistance for boarding and disembarkation upon request and prior notification at least 48 hr before your journey.

Note: accessibility features vary from vessel to vessel, so it is recommended to contact the ferry company at the time of booking for further details.

Cabins and accommodation

What types of cabins are available?

On the ferry from  Lanzarote to Cádiz, you can book a cabin for up to 4 passengers. Generally, you can select between:

• Standard inside cabins
• Outside cabins with sea view
• Deluxe cabins and suites with extra space and amenities
• Adapted cabins for passengers with disabilities
• Pet-friendly cabins with bedding and water and food bowls

All cabins come with air conditioning and a wardrobe, and many include a TV.

Cabin prices start at around €528.

Can I book business-class seats?

Yes, in addition to standard numbered seats in the Sirena lounge, you can also book a business-class seat in the Neptuno lounge. These seats generally have extra legroom and are in an exclusive area, making them ideal for stretching out during the trip.

Prices for standard numbered seats start at € 115.33, while business-class seats cost from €154.

Luggage

On Baleària ferries, you can bring as many bags as you can carry on the ferry yourself, free of charge.

Traveling with pets

Pets are allowed on Lanzarote to Cádiz ferries as long as they are included in your booking.

Don’t forget to bring your pet’s health documents, tickets and any supplies needed for the journey.

Where do pets stay on the ferry?

The pet accommodation options on Baleària ferries are:

• Pet-friendly seats: your pet stays with you in the lounge
• Calm houses: you pets stays in an onboard, ventilated kennel
• Pet-friendly cabins: you can keep up to 2 pets

How much does it cost to travel with a pet?

Pet tickets for kennels are usually €10, pet-friendly seats cost €15 and pet-friendly cabins are normally priced from €538.

Good to know: for more details and information, check out our guide to ferry travel with pets in Spain.

Here are some useful tips to make your journey from Lanzarote to Cádiz as comfortable and smooth as possible:

• The port of Arrecife can get busy, so plan to arrive at least 1 hr in advance, or around 1.5 hr if you are traveling with a vehicle. Keep in mind that boarding closes 20 min before departure for foot passengers and 40 min for vehicles.
• The crossing involves at least 1 night at sea, so consider booking a cabin for privacy and comfort. Alternatively, the you can book a seat in the VIP lounge for extra comfort on the long journey.
• The sea can sometimes be choppy. If you are sensitive to the waves, consider taking seasickness medication. Your pharmacist or doctor can advise on the best options.
• For more ferry travel options and details with all connections, schedules and ticket prices, take a look at our guide to Spain - Canary Islands ferry routes.
• Looking to explore all the ferry routes for island-hopping in the Canaries or connections to mainland Spain? Check out our Map of ferries to see nearby ports, compare destinations, and book your journey quickly and easily.

Where to take the ferry from Lanzarote to Cádiz

Ferries to Cádiz typically set sail from Muelle de los Mármoles at the port of Arrecife, which is on the eastern coast of Lanzarote. The port is around 4 km from downtown Arrecife and just over 10 km from César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport. 

At the terminal, you’ll find basic passenger amenities, including ticket offices, restrooms, and Wi-Fi. Check your booking confirmation for boarding instructions, and leave extra time to reach the vehicle boarding area if you’re bringing a car.

How to get to Arrecife port

• By car or taxi: from the airport, follow the LZ-2 toward Arrecife, connect with the LZ-3, and then follow signs for Puerto de los Mármoles.
• By bus from Arrecife: IntercityBus line 3, toward Costa Teguise, stops at Los Mármoles, near the port. Buses generally run every 20-30 min during the day. Allow around 15 min from the Intercambiador bus interchange, plus time to walk from the stop to your ferry terminal.
• By bus from the airport: take line 22 (weekdays) or line 23 (weekends), then change in Arrecife to line 3 or a taxi. Airport buses generally run every 40 min to 1 hr, depending on the service.

Where does the ferry arrive in Cádiz?

Ferries from Arrecife usually dock at the Port of the Bay of Cádiz, on the city’s northeastern waterfront. The passenger terminal is within easy walking distance of the historic center, where you’ll find cafés, restaurants, shops and hotels. There are also bus stops and taxi ranks close to the terminal for onward connections.

The closest airport is Jerez, about 40-45 km away, which you can get to in around 30-45 min by car and under 90 min by public transport. Seville is roughly 125-130 km from Cádiz (about 1.5 hr by car) and Málaga is about 225-230 km away (around a 2.5-hr drive).