Boat Tours NEW Shared Trip to Papagayo with Lunch and Drinks
Boat Charters Papagayo or a Sunset Cruise, Lanzarote
Boat Charters NEW Small Catamaran, Up to 14 Guests, 4 Hours
Boat Tours NEW Midday or Sunset Cruise from Puerto del Carmen
Boat Tours Líneas Romero, Playa Blanca to Corralejo
Boat Tours El Cotillo, Corralejo and the Dunes
Boat Tours NEW From Lanzarote, with Lunch and Open Bar
Boat Tours Open Bar, Kayak and Snorkel off Playa Francesa
Boat Tours NEW Biosfera Express, 25 Minutes from Órzola
Boat Tours NEW Day Trip with an Afternoon on La Graciosa
Boat Tours Líneas Romero, 25-Minute Crossing
Boat Tours Ferry from Lanzarote, then Water Taxi or Cruise
Boat Tours NEW Dolphins on the Way and a Picnic Ashore
Boat Tours Lagomar, La Graciosa and Mirador del Río
Boat Tours Paella, Open Bar and Kayaks
Boat Tours From Playa Blanca, Marina Rubicón or Corralejo
Boat Charters NEW Electric Catamaran, Up to 12, or at Sunset
Boat Tours Mojito and Canapés at Sea
Boat Tours NEW Sunday Day Trip with a Paella Lunch
Boat Tours Boat to and from Playa Blanca, Lanzarote
Boat Tours NEW Electric Catamaran, Up to 12, Sunset Option
From Lanzarote the boats go four ways: south along the coast to the Papagayo beaches, north across the strait to La Graciosa, and east over the water to Isla de Lobos and Fuerteventura. Which one suits you depends on where you are staying and how much of the day you want at sea.
Papagayo is the best known beach on the island, a string of coves inside the Los Ajaches natural park that is easiest to reach from the water. The Catlanza catamaran sails there from Puerto Calero for four hours, with lunch, drinks and the coach from your hotel. The Papagayo catamaran leaves Puerto del Carmen for four hours with paella, an open bar and kayaks, with or without hotel pick-up. From Playa Blanca, the Papagayo mini cruise is the short version: a swim stop off the beaches, in the morning or the afternoon.
The sunset catamaran sails two hours along the south coast off Puerto del Carmen, with a mojito, canapés and the coach from your hotel. From the same harbour, the dolphin watching fast boat goes out at midday or at sunset.
The ferry to La Graciosa leaves from Órzola, at the northern tip of Lanzarote, and takes about 25 minutes. Two companies sail it, Biosfera Express and Líneas Romero, and both sell the crossing on its own or with a coach from your hotel.
For the island by boat, the La Graciosa catamaran day trip sails round its coast with lunch and an open bar, and the catamaran with paella starts with an hour in Caleta de Sebo before anchoring off Playa Francesa. Three coach days add La Graciosa to the north of Lanzarote: the Teguise market on Sundays, Lagomar and the Cactus Garden, and the north Lanzarote day trip with Lagomar and Mirador del Río.
Isla de Lobos is the small natural park between the two islands. The Lobos trip from Puerto del Carmen goes by fast boat, looking for dolphins on the way, with a picnic ashore. The Lobos day trip from Playa Blanca takes the ferry to Corralejo and then a water taxi, a catamaran or a mini cruise to the islet. Going ashore on Lobos needs the free permit from lobospass.com.
Fuerteventura is half an hour away. The ferry from Playa Blanca to Corralejo sails five times a day, with a coach option, and the Fuerteventura day trip adds a guide and a coach for El Cotillo, Corralejo and the dunes. Take your passport for any crossing to Fuerteventura.
The waterbus runs along the coast between Playa Blanca harbour and Marina Rubicón, return or one way.
Several of these trips run on set days, so check the calendar in the booking panel before you plan around one. Every booking comes with our Best Price Guarantee. For a whole boat to yourselves, see boat hire in Lanzarote, and for the kayak route into the Papagayo coves, the water sports page. Questions? Message us.
