Ferry from Tenerife to Las Palmas

For your ferry trip from Tenerife to Las Palmas with Baleària, there are several fixed age-based discounts:

• Infants under 1 year old: travel for free
• Children 1-13 years old: 50% discount
• Seniors over 60: 20% discount

Note: on Ferryhopper, simply select the age of each passenger and the applicable discounts will be automatically applied to the final ticket price.

The Tenerife - Las Palmas route is served by several high-speed ferries and one conventional ferry operated by Baleària. Vessels that usually serve this connection include the fast ferries Mercedes Pinto, Volcán de Taidía and Volcán de Tagoro, as well as the conventional ferry Ciudad de Ibiza.

What services are available on Tenerife - Las Palmas high-speed ferries?

The high-speed ferries serving this route offer a range of spaces and amenities for a comfortable crossing. Facilities vary depending on the vessel, but you can typically find:

• Air-conditioned lounges with comfortable seating and tables
• Bars and cafés
• Outdoor decks and terraces where you can enjoy the views
• Children's play areas on some vessels
• Designated pet-friendly areas
• Premium lounges on selected ferries

The Mercedes Pinto, for example, features a restaurant, children's area, outdoor terrace with a café, and pet-friendly areas. It also offers Baleària's SmartB services, including Internet access, instant messaging, access to series and movies on mobile devices, and digital newspapers and magazines through PressReader.

What services are available on Tenerife - Las Palmas conventional ferries?

You can also travel on the conventional ferry Ciudad de Ibiza, which offers more onboard space and accommodation options during the crossing.

Are Tenerife - Las Palmas ferries accessible?

Baleària ferries offer services and facilities for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM), although the specific features may vary depending on the vessel. Available accessibility services include:

• Accessible seats with folding armrests and seat belts
• Accessible restrooms in common areas
• Wheelchair securing points
• Accessible cabins on vessels where cabin accommodation is available

Tip: if you require assistance or a specific accessibility feature, indicate your needs when booking and check the services available on your ferry before traveling.

Accommodation

Accommodation options on Tenerife - Las Palmas ferries depend on the vessel. On Baleària's high-speed ferries, you can choose between different types of standard and VIP seating, while the conventional ferry Ciudad de Ibiza also offers cabins.

How much does a standard seat cost on Tenerife - Las Palmas ferries?

• On the Volcán de Tagoro and Volcán de Taidía, the standard option is a Sirena seat, available from around €48.
• On the Mercedes Pinto, you can book a Sirena seat from around €48 or a Sirena table seat, with seats facing each other, from around €62.
• On the Ciudad de Ibiza, standard seating starts at around €44.

Are there VIP seats on Tenerife - Las Palmas ferries?

Yes. The high-speed ferries Mercedes Pinto, Volcán de Tagoro and Volcán de Taidía offer VIP seating options.

• Reclining VIP seat: located in an exclusive lounge and including a snack and drink, from around €72.
• VIP seat with priority service: includes the above benefits as well as priority boarding and disembarkation, from around €82.

Note: the Ciudad de Ibiza does not offer VIP seating.

Are there cabins on Tenerife - Las Palmas ferries?

Yes, but only on the conventional ferry Ciudad de Ibiza. The high-speed ferries serving this route do not have cabins.

On the Ciudad de Ibiza, you can book a cabin from around €128. Sea-view cabins are also available from around €168.

Tip: if you prefer more privacy during the crossing, check which departures are operated by the Ciudad de Ibiza, as it is the only Tenerife - Las Palmas ferry offering cabins.

How much luggage can I bring on board?

When traveling with Baleària from Tenerife to Las Palmas, you do not need to check in your luggage. If you are traveling without a vehicle, you can bring as much luggage as you can carry on board by yourself, without assistance and in one go.

Once on board, you can leave your belongings in the luggage racks in the passenger lounges, which remain accessible throughout the crossing.

Tip: keep valuables with you, as Baleària is not responsible for lost or stolen luggage or personal belongings.

Can I travel with a pet on Tenerife - Las Palmas ferries?

Yes, you can travel with your pet on Baleària ferries serving the Tenerife - Las Palmas route. Remember to add your pet to your booking and select the relevant pet accommodation option when purchasing your tickets.

Where do pets travel during the crossing?

On the high-speed ferries Mercedes Pinto, Volcán de Tagoro and Volcán de Taidía, you can choose from several options:

• Pet kennel: available in a small size from around €2 and a large size from around €3.
• Pet-friendly seat: allows your pet to travel with you in the passenger lounge, from around €4.
• Pet&You: your pet travels next to you on a small pet mat, from around €7.
• Pet&You XL: the same option with a larger pet mat, from around €8.

On the conventional ferry Ciudad de Ibiza, the options are more limited: you can book a small pet kennel from around €2 or a pet-friendly seat from around €4.

For more details on pet accommodation, boarding rules and onboard services, check out our guide to traveling with pets on Baleària ferries.

What documents do I need to travel with a pet?

Make sure you bring your pet's valid veterinary documentation and any other documents required for the journey. You should also bring a carrier, leash or muzzle where necessary, depending on the animal and the accommodation option selected.

Tip: for more information, check out our guide on traveling by ferry with your dog to the Canary or Balearic Islands.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Tenerife to Las Palmas:

• The port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife can get busy, especially in the summer, so it’s best to be there at least 45 min in advance. If you are bringing along your vehicle, it is highly recommended to be at the port 1.5 hr before your ferry’s departure.
• The sea can get a bit choppy, so if you are sensitive to the waves, consider taking seasickness medication before the trip. Your pharmacist or doctor can help you pick the best one for you.
• If you are visiting Las Palmas on a day trip, we recommend booking your return trip on the Gran Canaria - Tenerife ferry in advance, especially if you wish to bring along your vehicle.
• For more travel options, you can catch a ferry from Santa Cruz de Tenerife to Agaete, a port on the western side of Gran Canaria.
• For more ideas on where to go and what to do on your vacations, you can check our guide on a 7-day road trip in Gran Canaria.
• From the port of Las Palmas, you can catch a ferry to Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, and more islands in the archipelago. Discover all available ferry routes on Ferryhopper and plan your island-hopping trip in the Canary Islands hassle-free.
• Discover all ferry schedules for Las Palmas on Ferryhopper, as well as departure times, ticket prices and ongoing offers!

Where to take the ferry from Tenerife to Las Palmas

Ferries to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria depart from the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of Tenerife and co-capital of the Canary Islands. The city is located on the northeastern coast, about 15 km from Tenerife North Airport and about 60 km from Tenerife South Airport.

Bus line 20 runs from Tenerife North Airport to Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 25 min. To reach the capital from Tenerife South Airport, you can take bus line 10 and arrive there in 50 min.

Where does the ferry arrive in Las Palmas?

Ferries from Tenerife usually dock at the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the capital city of Gran Canaria, on the northeastern coast of the island. Outside the ferry terminal, there are buses to take to the city center and other areas of the island.

In the area around the port, there are cafés, restaurants, bars and a shopping mall, as well as hotels, ATMs and banks.