Ferry from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote

For your ferry trip from Corralejo to Lobos Island, both Naviera Nortour and Isla de Lobos offer the same age-based discounts:

• Infants and children 0-3 years old: travel free of charge
• Children 4-11 years old: 35% discount

Note: when booking on Ferryhopper, simply select the age of each passenger and the applicable discount will be automatically applied to the total price.

Ferries from Corralejo to Lobos Island are passenger vessels designed for the short 15-20 min crossing. Onboard facilities are fairly simple and vary depending on the ferry company and vessel.

With Naviera Nortour, the route is usually served by the Barco Majorero, a wooden vessel specially designed for sailing around northern Fuerteventura. It can carry up to 150 passengers and features covered and open-air areas, restrooms and a minibar. One of its most distinctive features is its glass bottom, offering passengers a glimpse of the seabed during the journey.

Isla de Lobos also operates the short crossing between Corralejo harbor and the islet. As the journey only takes a few minutes, onboard facilities are more limited than on longer inter-island ferry routes.

Accommodation

There are no cabins or different seating classes on Fuerteventura - Lobos Island ferries. During the crossing, passengers travel in the vessel's seating areas and shared spaces.

Tip: if you travel with Naviera Nortour, the Barco Majorero has both covered areas and open-air spaces, so you can choose where to enjoy the short ride to Lobos Island.

How much luggage can I bring on the Fuerteventura - Lobos Island ferry?

As this is a day trip to a protected natural area and the ferry crossing is very short, it's best to travel light and pack everything you need for the day in a backpack, such as water, food, sunscreen, swimwear, and a light jacket in case it gets chilly.

• With Naviera Nortour, you can bring light luggage and beach gear, including strollers, umbrellas, small coolers, and surfboards. Bicycles can also be transported, provided you let the ferry company know in advance.
• With Isla de Lobos, you can also bring certain beach items. If you're traveling with a bicycle or surfboard, contact the ferry company in advance.

Tip: make sure you bring everything you need for your visit, as there are no shops on Lobos Island and facilities are very limited.

Are Corralejo - Lobos Island ferries accessible?

The ferries can accommodate passengers with reduced mobility, although wheelchairs must be foldable and passengers need to be able to take a few steps when boarding and disembarking.

If you require assistance or are traveling with a wheelchair, we recommend contacting the ferry company before booking to confirm the accessibility arrangements on your ferry.

Note: keep in mind that Lobos Island is a Natural Park, and much of the island is explored along sandy and rocky trails.

Can I take my dog on the ferry from Fuerteventura to Lobos Island?

If you're planning to disembark and visit Lobos Island, you cannot bring a pet. As the island is a highly sensitive protected natural area, domestic animals are not allowed to disembark, with the exception of guide dogs.

• Isla de Lobos does not allow pets on board its ferries.
• Naviera Nortour allows small dogs weighing under 5 kg, but only on boat trips where passengers do not disembark on Lobos Island.

Important: if you're traveling with an assistance animal or need to confirm any special arrangements, contact the ferry company before your trip.

Here are a few useful tips to help you plan your ferry trip from Fuerteventura to Lobos Island:

• To visit the Lobos Island Natural Park, you need an access permit. Visitor numbers are limited, so we recommend arranging your permit and booking your ferry in advance, especially in summer, on weekends and public holidays. You can request your permit on this page.
• Make sure to arrive at Corralejo port with plenty of time to spare. If you are driving, allow around 45 min to park and make your way to the boarding point without rushing.
• Bring water, some food, sunscreen and comfortable footwear. Lobos is a protected natural area with very limited facilities and sandy and rocky trails.
• If you would like to visit another island while you are in the area, you can also take the ferry from Corralejo to Lanzarote from the same port and reach Playa Blanca in just 25-35 min.
• You can also travel by ferry from Fuerteventura to Gran Canaria, with connections from different ports on the island.
• Want to explore more of the archipelago? Check out all ferry connections in the Canary Islands in 2026 and see what other islands you can add to your trip.

Where to take the ferry from Fuerteventura to Lobos Island

Ferries to Lobos Island depart from the port of Corralejo, on the northern tip of Fuerteventura. The port is right in town and just a few minutes' walk from central Corralejo.

Both Naviera Nortour and Isla de Lobos operate from Corralejo port. The exact boarding point may vary depending on the ferry company, so we recommend checking your ticket and following the staff's directions when you arrive.

How to get to the port of Corralejo

You can reach Corralejo port by bus, car or taxi. If you are staying in central Corralejo, the easiest option is to walk, as the port is very close to the tourist area and seafront.

• From Puerto del Rosario: TIADHE bus 6 connects the capital with Corralejo and stops at Corralejo port.
• From Fuerteventura Airport: there is no direct bus to Corralejo. You can take bus 3 to Puerto del Rosario and change there to bus 6 to Corralejo.
• From Caleta de Fuste: take bus 3 to Puerto del Rosario and then continue to Corralejo on bus 6.
• From southern Fuerteventura: if you are staying in areas such as Costa Calma or Morro Jable, you can first take a bus to Puerto del Rosario and then continue to Corralejo on bus 6.

Is there parking at Corralejo port?

Yes, there is a parking area at Corralejo port, as well as additional parking options around the harbor. However, spaces closest to the ferry terminal can fill up quickly, especially in summer and during the busiest ferry departure times.

Where do ferries arrive on Lobos Island?

Ferries from Corralejo arrive at the small pier on Lobos Island, located on the southern side of the islet, close to El Puertito. As Lobos is a protected Natural Park, there are no roads or vehicles, so you will get around the island entirely on foot.

From the pier, you can head straight onto the park's walking trails. El Puertito, known for its fishermen's houses and natural pools, is around a 10-min walk away. In the opposite direction, you can continue towards La Concha, also known as La Calera beach, and follow the marked trails towards La Caldera and the Martiño Lighthouse.

Tip: before heading too far from the pier, double-check the departure time of your ferry back to Corralejo. Return ferries run at set times, so make sure to leave enough time to walk back from other parts of the island.