Lanzarote to La Graciosa: Fast Ferry Roundtrip & Parking

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Duration30m

GroupUp to 250

Mobile ticketAccepted

Ferry to La Graciosa: Your Own Schedule, No Rush

You drive to Orzola, park your car in the private lot, and board a fast ferry that crosses to La Graciosa in thirty minutes with free WiFi. Once there, you explore at your own pace — beaches, trails, the village, a meal — and catch any return ferry that suits you, with departures every hour or so until evening. The parking and ferry are sorted; the day is yours.

30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Ferry trip and explore La Graciosa

Park vehicle in private parking
Collect boarding passes at pier
Enjoy half-hour ferry journey
Use free Wi-Fi onboard
Arrive at La Graciosa
Explore fishing village and craft market
Walk sandy streets without asphalt
Explore island trails or rent bike
Optional jeep taxi tour
Relax on paradisiacal beaches
Return ferry to Lanzarote

The Experience

The ferry cuts through the water between Lanzarote and La Graciosa like a knife through silk — thirty minutes, and you're standing on a beach with no roads, no crowds, just sand and the sound of the Atlantic. You park your car in the private lot near Orzola port on the north coast, hand it over to the staff, and walk to the pier where your boarding pass is waiting. The boat leaves eight times a day, starting at 8am, so you're not locked into someone else's rhythm. You choose when you want to go, and when you want to come back.

On the crossing, the north coast of Lanzarote slides past the windows — volcanic cliffs, wind farms, the kind of light that makes you understand why people moved here. Free WiFi works the whole way if you need it, though most people just watch the water. La Graciosa appears small and real: a fishing village with sandy streets instead of asphalt, a craft market that opens when it opens, trails that lead nowhere in particular. You can rent a bike, take a jeep taxi, eat fresh fish at a restaurant that's been there for decades, or walk to one of the beaches and stay until the light changes. The return ferry runs just as often — last one leaves at 6:30pm in winter, 7:30pm in summer — so you're not trapped by a single departure time.

The whole thing works because it's simple: you drive, you park, you board, you spend the day however you want, and you come back when you're ready. No guide, no itinerary, no group waiting for you. The ferry does the heavy lifting — getting you across and back — and La Graciosa does the rest.

What’s included

Your roundtrip includes private parking at Orzola port, ferry boarding passes for both directions, and free WiFi on board. You choose your departure and return times from eight daily sailings in each direction.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Lanzarote Sea Tours

Is this one for you?Right for travelers staying in Lanzarote who want a full day on La Graciosa without booking a guided tour or arranging transport themselves. The flexible schedule means you're not locked into a group departure — you pick the ferry that fits your morning, and catch whichever return boat suits your afternoon.