Connections by boat

Lanzarote has 3 main ports: Arrecife, in the capital to the east, Playa Blanca, to the south, and Órzola, to the north of the island. The island is very well connected with the islands of Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura and La Graciosa and with two ports in southern Spain, in Cádiz and Huelva. To book your ferry ticket and find the times that suit you best and the best prices, use the Ferryhopper search engine. So you can organize your trips to the different destinations that are offered from there

Ferry from Lanzarote to Huelva

One of the options to go by boat to the Iberian Peninsula is to take a ferry from the port of Arrecife to the port of Huelva . For this sea line, 1 crossing per week is offered. The approximate duration of the route from the port of Arrecife to the port of Huelva is 27 hours and 30 minutes.

Getting to Andalusia from the Canary Islands by boat is a great option, so you can take your own vehicle and visit all the wonderful corners of southern Spain! We recommend that you reserve a cabin for this route. In the Ferryhopper search engine you will find all the information to organize your trip easily!

Ferry from Lanzarote to Cádiz

Another option to get to the Iberian Peninsula by boat from Lanzarote is to take a ferry from the port of Arrecife to the port of Cádiz, in Andalusia. This maritime line leaves once a week, every Sunday, and the duration of the route is 34 hours and 30 minutes. If you “jump” to Cádiz from Lanzarote, don't forget to have a gazpaño to the Andalusian flamenco rhythm.

Ferry from Lanzarote to Gran Canaria

The port of Arrecife on the island Lanzarote offers several possibilities to travel by ferry to the island of Gran Canaria. A total of 21 weekly crossings are offered for the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. For this connection, the cheapest option takes 8 hours and departs once a week. There is also the option the fastest option that takes 3h and 45min with a service of 13 weekly crossings. Another route that is offered takes 5h and 30min and leaves 7 times a week.