Órzola is at the northern tip of Lanzarote, and Líneas Romero has free parking beside its ferry terminal. You choose your outward time when you book, show your GetYourGuide ticket and board directly; boarding closes 10 minutes before departure.
The crossing takes about 30 minutes on a modern express ferry, with open-air and covered seating, toilets and free Wi-Fi. You land in Caleta del Sebo, La Graciosa’s port.
From there the day is yours. The listing suggests the white-sand beaches and clear water, hiking, a jeep ride, scuba diving or simply a long lunch, in waters that are part of a large marine reserve. You can come back the same day or the next on any of the listed return sailings: 08.00, 08.40, 10.00, 11.00, 12.30, 15.00, 16.00 and 17.00, with no booking needed.
Bring your passport or ID. One-way tickets are also available if you plan to stay on the island.
Why this one
It is the cheapest and most flexible way to La Graciosa, and the right choice if you want to walk to a beach, hire a bike or stay overnight. The La Graciosa catamaran cruise from the same company includes transfers, lunch, drinks and swimming from the boat, but it follows a fixed timetable and does not land you on the beaches.
If you do not have a car, the cruise solves the long drive north; with a car, this ticket gives you more of the island for less.
It is also the right ticket for a night or two on La Graciosa: choose a one-way crossing, or use the return the following day. Ninety-four per cent of English-speaking reviewers gave it a perfect score, praising a fast, clean ferry that leaves and arrives on time.
The facts
- Where
- Líneas Romero terminal, Órzola
- Pick-up
- None; free parking at the terminal
- Duration
- About 30 minutes each way; open return the same or next day
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 hours before
- Price
- From €29 per person on 15 Nov 2026 (GetYourGuide); the calendar has today’s
- Operator
- Líneas Romero
Checked against the GetYourGuide listing on 15 November 2026. Prices and options change: the calendar shows the current ones.