Ferry from Corralejo to Lanzarote (Playa Blanca)

When traveling from Corralejo to Playa Blanca in Lanzarote, you can take advantage of the regular discounts of up to 50% offered by the ferry companies. While these discounts differ from one company to another, you can generally expect lower ferry ticket prices for:

• Children (4-11 years old)
• Young travelers (under 26 years)
• Senior travelers (60+)
• Large families (Spanish citizens)

Additionally, residents of the Canary Islands are normally entitled to discounts of up to 85% on regular ferry ticket prices.

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

The high-speed ferries traveling from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote are equipped with modern amenities for a comfortable and relaxed journey. Typically, you will find:

• Seating in air-conditioned lounges
• Snack bars
• Pet-friendly areas
• Amenities for travelers with disabilities

On some ferries there is also a Wi-Fi hotspot, so you can stay connected during the trip.

Cabins and accommodation

Ferries traveling from Corralejo in Fuerteventura to Lanzarote do not have cabins, as the trip duration is quite short. However, note that standard deck/lounge seating is included in the ticket price.

Luggage

Each ferry company has its own baggage allowance policy. Specifically:

• When traveling with Naviera Armas ferries, you can bring up to 4 pieces of luggage with a total weight of 60 kg. The company also offers trolleys to transport them.
• On Líneas Romero ferries, you are entitled to 20 kg of baggage.
• With Fred. Olsen, you can carry up to 20 kg of luggage. The company also also offers trolleys to transport your bags and lockers for €1. Keep in mind that you can only have 1 piece of luggage in the lounge in addition to your handbags.

Traveling with pets

Pets are allowed on Corralejo - Lanzarote ferries, provided you include them in your booking. During the journey, your pet must be kept in a carrier or on a leash and wearing a muzzle.

Don’t forget to bring along the necessary health documents, tickets and any pet supplies you may need for the journey.

Good to know: for more information, you can check out our guide on traveling with your pet in Spain.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Corralejo to Lanzarote:

• The port of Corralejo in Fuerteventura can get quite busy, especially in the high season, so plan your arrival there 45 min before your ferry’s departure. If traveling with a vehicle, it’s best to be there at least 1.5 hr before boarding the ferry.
• Make sure to book your tickets for the return Lanzarote - Fuerteventura ferry well in advance, as availability might be limited.
• Not sure where to start sightseeing? Check out our day trip in Lanzarote for ideas and inspiration on places to visit and things to do!
• Don’t forget to pack your swimwear, towel and sunscreen, as the beaches in Lanzarote are some of the finest in the Canaries.
• From Lanzarote, you can easily travel to other neighboring islands, such as La Graciosa. Find all available ferry routes on Ferryhopper and the top tips for your island-hopping adventure in the Canaries.

Where to take the ferry from Corralejo to Lanzarote

Ferries to Lanzarote normally set sail from Corralejo, which is in the northern part of Fuerteventura. The port of Corralejo is approximately 26 km from Puerto del Rosario, the island capital, and about 40 km from Fuerteventura Airport.

You can easily get to the port of Corralejo by public transport. From Puerto del Rosario, you can take bus 6, with the ride taking approximately 40 min. While there is no direct public bus service from the airport to Corralejo, you can take bus 3 to Puerto del Rosario.

Where does the ferry arrive in Lanzarote?

Ferries from Corralejo in Fuerteventura normally arrive at the port of Playa Blanca in Lanzarote, which is on the southern side of the island. The seaside town is approximately 36 km from Arrecife. The drive from Playa Blanca to Arrecife takes about 40 min by car and 1 hr by bus.

Around the port of Playa Blanca there are cafes, restaurants and shops, as well as ATMs, banks, hotels, car and bike rental agencies, and tour operators.