Ferries Fuerteventura

Ferry companies serving Fuerteventura routes offer discounts up to 50% to certain passenger categories: 

• Children from 3-4 to 11 years old
• Young passengers (12 to 25-26 years old)
• Senior travelers (60+ years old)

Infants and toddlers up to 2-3 years old normally travel free of charge.

Bear in mind that there are also fixed discounts for Canary Islands residents, that you can take advantage of when booking your tickets on Ferryhopper.

With mild temperatures all year round, Fuerteventura is an amazing holiday pick no matter the season. The best time to book your ferry tickets to the island depends on your travel dates and flexibility.

If you are planning a sunny getaway in Fuerteventura between December and February, it’s best to book well in advance—in September or October—to ensure availability and take advantage of early-booking deals.

The same applies for trips in the busy summer months (from June to August); booking between March and May is advisable so you can secure your spot and the best ticket prices available.

If you wish to visit Fuerteventura in the quieter months of spring and autumn, you can find good ferry deals closer to your departure date, though options might be more limited.

Fuerteventura is located 100 km off the coast of North Africa. The island has over 300 days of sunshine per year and little rainfall, so it is an ideal destination for seaside holidays all year round.

Standing out among the Canary islands for its spectacular beaches, including the world-renowned Popcorn beach, Fuerteventura offers an amazing landscape for swimming and sunbathing. Τhe winds that blow throughout the year also make it a water-sports enthusiasts favorite.

The capital of Fuerteventura is Puerto del Rosario, boasting gorgeous art and a beautiful waterfront promenade. Corralejo is the island’s nightlife hotspot, while Caleta de Fuste is perfect for family holidays. Morro Jable has a relaxing atmosphere and is close to the lovely beaches of the Jandía peninsula and the Jandía Natural Park.

The impressive landscape of Sotavento beach in Fuerteventura

Here are 5 useful tips to keep in mind for your trip to Fuerteventura:

• If you are traveling to/from Fuerteventura in the high season, we recommend arriving at the port of departure at least 45 minutes in advance, especially if you are bringing along your vehicle.
• Pets are usually welcome on ferries to Fuerteventura. You just need to include them in your booking and pay a small fee.
• When in Fuerteventura, don’t miss the chance to go on a dolphin- and whale-watching tour. Seeing the animals in the wild is an unforgettable experience!
• Also thinking about visiting Lanzarote on your Canaries getaway? Check out our Fuerteventura vs Lanzarote guide and find out what each island has to offer.
• Ferry crossings to Fuerteventura from mainland Spain (Cádiz) are overnight, so we recommend booking a cabin for a more comfortable journey.

Ferries to Fuerteventura offer a wide range of services, which vary depending on the route and company. Most ferries are conventional, but there are also high-speed vessels available on certain routes.

Onboard most ferries to Fuerteventura, you can generally find:

• Outdoor seating on the deck
• Lounges with comfortable seating and tables
• Airplane-type seats
• Canteens for coffee, snacks, and beverages

Ferries traveling to Fuerteventura from mainland Spain normally take over 1 day to reach the island. Therefore, they normally have more amenities so you can enjoy a comfortable trip, such as:

• Cabins
• Children's areas
• Entertainment events
• Shops
• Walking areas for pets

When it comes to cabins, there are normally options with 1, 2, 3, or 4 beds. Depending on your needs, you can opt for the type of accommodation that suits you best:
Interior cabins 

• Exterior cabins with a window and sea view
• Suites (large double bed, living room, TV, refrigerator)
• Pet-friendly cabins with a bed, drinker and soaker
• Accessible cabins for passengers with disabilities

Useful info: onboard Líneas Romero ferries from Lanzarote to Fuerteventura, there is also Wi-Fi service.

Fuerteventura has 3 ports: Puerto del Rosario, Corralejo, and Morro Jable. 

• Puerto del Rosario: it is the main port and capital of Fuerteventura, located in the east of the island. Close to the harbor you’ll find a supermarket, shops and numerous hotels.
• Corralejo: the port is located in the north of Fuerteventura. From here, you can easily catch a ferry to Lanzarote or the small Isle of Lobos. 
• Morro Jable: this is the port closest to the neighboring island of Gran Canaria. Close to the harbor, you can find restaurants, cafés, and hotels.

Ferry route map

Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Fuerteventura, as well as starting prices for each route. Use our interactive Map of ferries to visualize your trip and easily plan an island-hopping adventure.