You exchange your ticket for a boarding pass at the Fred. Olsen Express box office in Playa Blanca harbour, then board the Buganvilla, the passenger ferry your ticket is valid on. It has 250 seats across an indoor deck, an outdoor deck and a solarium, plus a cafeteria.
The crossing over the Bocayna Strait takes 35 minutes. You land in Corralejo, on Fuerteventura’s northern tip, with its old town and shops close to the port.
From Corralejo you can spend the day in town, head for the beaches, or take the boat on to Isla de Lobos. Then return at the time on your ticket, or on another day if you are staying longer. Bring your passport or ID: the listing asks for it.
On the way across, the outside deck and solarium are the places for views of the Bocayna Strait, and the inside deck is there if you want shade. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before, and you can reserve now and pay later, which makes it easy to wait for a clear day.
Reviewers found the trip easy and good value. One noted that boarding in Corralejo can feel a little chaotic, so arrive in good time for the return sailing.