Ferry from La Graciosa to Lanzarote

When traveling from La Graciosa to Lanzarote, discounts for kids apply, but the exact age ranges may vary slightly depending on the ferry company. In general, you can expect the following:

• Infants (up to 2-3 years old): travel free of charge.
• Children (from 3-4 to 10-11 years old): 50% discount.

Good to know: discount policies may vary slightly depending on the ferry operator, so it’s always best to check the final fare during the booking process.

The ferries from La Graciosa to Lanzarote are equipped with basic amenities for a quick and comfortable journey. On board, you’ll usually find seating in air-conditioned lounges and outside on the open deck to enjoy the Atlantic views. There are also bars serving snacks and drinks, restrooms, and on some ferries even a small souvenir shop for last-minute purchases. Most vessels also offer a Wi-Fi hotspot, so you can stay connected during the short crossing.

Cabins and accommodation

As the travel time is rather short, the ferries traveling from the island of La Graciosa to Lanzarote do not have cabins. Onboard seating is included in the ticket price.

Luggage

Each company serving the La Graciosa - Lanzarote ferry route has its own luggage policy:

• On Biosfera Express ferries, there is no weight limit for luggage. You can also carry your sports equipment on board without charge.
• When traveling with Líneas Romero, you are allowed up to 20 kg of carry-on luggage, free of charge.

Traveling with pets

Pets are welcome on most ferries from La Graciosa to Lanzarote, as long as they are included in your booking. Depending on the ferry company, pets can usually travel free of charge in the passenger lounge or on the outdoor deck.

During the crossing, dogs must remain on a leash at all times. A muzzle is only required for breeds considered potentially dangerous. Smaller pets usually travel in a carrier.

Don’t forget to bring the required health documents, tickets, and any essential pet supplies you may need for the short trip.

What should you keep in mind when traveling with your dog on the La Graciosa - Lanzarote ferry?

• Walk your dog before boarding to help reduce stress during the crossing.
• Avoid large meals before the trip to prevent motion sickness, and bring fresh water onboard.
• If your pet travels in a carrier, it’s a good idea to help them get used to it in advance.

Good to know: if you can’t imagine traveling without your 4-legged companion, check out all our practical advice in our guide on traveling with your pet in Spain.

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

• The port of La Graciosa can get a bit busy, especially in the summer, so it’s recommended to be there at least 30 min before your ferry is scheduled to leave for Lanzarote.
• Make sure you pack swimwear and sunscreen, as the beaches in Lanzarote are some of the best in the Canary Islands.
• For more ideas on things to do and places to visit, check out our day trip to Lanzarote.
• If you’re planning to stay longer, Lanzarote has plenty to see and do. You can take a look at our 4-day Lanzarote itinerary for inspiration.
• If you’re feeling adventurous, you can take to the seas and discover the rest of the Canaries! On our Map of ferries, you can browse all potential combinations for island hopping in the Canary Islands and plan your next adventure.

Where to take the ferry from La Graciosa to Lanzarote

Ferries to Lanzarote set sail from Caleta de Sebo, the main port of La Graciosa, located on the southeast coast of the island. Around the harbour, you’ll find plenty of visitor amenities, including cafés, restaurants, shops, bike rentals, tour operators and small hotels.

Travel tip: as La Graciosa has mostly sandy streets and limited transport options, it’s a good idea to head to the port well in advance, especially if you’re relying on walking or 4x4 taxis to get around. Ferries tend to fill up quickly in high season, and boarding usually starts early.

Where does the ferry arrive in Lanzarote?

Ferries from La Graciosa arrive in Órzola, on the northern tip of Lanzarote. This small port town is the island’s main connection with La Graciosa and a convenient starting point to continue your journey around Lanzarote.

Once you disembark, you can easily continue your trip by car, taxi, or bus. If you’re travelling by public transport, the intercity bus line 9 connects Órzola with Arrecife, the airport, Costa Teguise and other towns in northern Lanzarote, with several departures throughout the day.

If you left your car in Órzola before crossing to La Graciosa, you’ll find it within walking distance of the port. There are free public parking areas near the terminal, as well as private parking facilities linked to ferry companies (Líneas Romero and Biosfera Express) for passengers with a valid ticket.

Around the port, you’ll also find cafés, restaurants, small shops, hotels, and parking facilities, making Órzola a handy place to grab a bite, stretch your legs, or plan your next stop in Lanzarote.