Every boat leaves from Órzola harbour, at the northern tip of Lanzarote, and reaches Caleta de Sebo, La Graciosa’s village, in about 25 minutes. There is no other departure port. Getting to Órzola.
€29 return per adult and €16 one way, on both companies. Children pay €15 (Biosfera Express) or €16 (Líneas Romero) return and €8 one way. Canary Islands residents, €7.25 return. On Civitatis the ferry costs the same as at the ticket office. Full prices.
Two companies operate with interleaved times. From Órzola there are sailings from 08:00 to 13:30 and then from 16:00 to 18:30, with extra evening sailings in summer. Between 13:30 and 16:00 no boat leaves. Both tables merged.
It depends on the date. In winter the last from La Graciosa to Órzola is the 17:30 (Biosfera Express) or 17:00 (Líneas Romero). From 28 March to 26 October Líneas Romero adds an 18:00, and from 1 July to 25 October a 19:00; Biosfera Express lists an 18:30. And note: between 12:30 and 15:00 none comes back.
You can buy at the ticket office, on the companies’ websites or on Civitatis. Booking ahead does not change the price (€29), and on Civitatis you can cancel free up to 24 hours before, so in high season or for a specific time it is worth having it done.
About 25 minutes according to Civitatis, and “25–30 minutes” according to Líneas Romero. You cross El Río, the strait between Lanzarote and La Graciosa, with views of the Famara cliffs. The ferries have toilets, a bar and wifi.
Yes. The ferry listing on Civitatis includes a hotel-pickup option in Playa Blanca, Arrecife, Costa Teguise, Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen: coach to Órzola for the 11:00 ferry and back after the 16:00 boat, same day only. All the options.
No: the ferries are passenger-only. La Graciosa has no tarmac and you get around on foot, by bike or in the village 4x4 taxis. Civitatis travellers mention free parking in Órzola, though we have not verified it.
Civitatis states that pets are allowed on the ferry, and Biosfera Express lists “travelling with a pet” among its conditions. Check the specific rules (carrier, lead) with the company when buying.
Yes: €7.25 return for adult Canary Islands residents (€4 one way) on both companies. If you book through Civitatis it is not applied at payment: when boarding you give your details at the ticket office and the difference is refunded.
A full day for €74: pickup at your resort in Lanzarote, boat to Caleta de Sebo and a sailing catamaran along La Graciosa’s south coast with swimming, kayaks, snorkelling, paella and open bar. It lasts 6 hours and you need an ID card or passport. Details and pickup times.
In Caleta de Sebo there are fish bars and restaurants by the harbour, and shops for water and picnic supplies. Outside the village there is nothing: if you head to Playa Francesa or Las Conchas, carry everything.
The trade wind stirs up El Río, and the companies warn that times may change for operational reasons. The decision is always theirs. Check the wind at Caleta de Sebo before driving to Órzola.
On Civitatis, free up to 24 hours before. Biosfera Express allows cancellation up to 24 hours before departure and date and time changes free of charge, subject to availability. With Líneas Romero, check their conditions when buying.