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- 1 How many main ports does Lanzarote have and which ones are they?
- 2 What services do the ports of Lanzarote offer to visitors and residents?
- 3 What are the main destinations of the ferries that leave from the ports of Lanzarote?
- 4 Are there boat trips available from these ports and which are the most popular?
- 5 Are there facilities for mooring yachts or private boats in the ports of Lanzarote?
- 6 What is the best way to get from the ports of Lanzarote to other parts of the island?
- 7 Are there restaurants, shops or other commercial facilities in the ports of Lanzarote?
How many main ports does Lanzarote have and which ones are they?
The three main ports in Lanzarote are
- Órzola (north)
- Arrecife (centre)
- Playa Blanca (south)
You can also find other secondary marinas such as Puerto del Carmen, Marina Rubicón, Puerto Calero or Marina Lanzarote.
What services do the ports of Lanzarote offer to visitors and residents?
The ports of Lanzarote have a complete infrastructure to offer all kinds of leisure alternatives, such as
- Restaurants
- Shopping areas
- Small shops
- Tourist services
- Street markets
- Nautical sports
- Banks
- Laundromats
- Supermarkets
The options are very varied, depending on which port of Lanzarote you are in.
What are the main destinations of the ferries that leave from the ports of Lanzarote?
Through the main ports of Lanzarote you can connect with different points outside the island:
- From Órzola you can take the ferry to La Graciosa.
- From Arrecife you can go directly to Las Palmas or Cadiz. There are also connections to Fuerteventura at certain times of the year.
- From Playa Blanca you can take a ferry to Fuerteventura.
Are there boat trips available from these ports and which are the most popular?
Of course there are! In the three main ports of Lanzarote you have the opportunity to take a ferry for various interesting excursions.
The main ferry companies offering this service are Líneas Romero and Fred. Olsen Express, with whom we work in Lanzarote.com to facilitate your ticket booking.
You can visit La Graciosa or Fuerteventura in just half an hour. And it is also possible to travel between different points on Lanzarote itself to enjoy very entertaining leisure trips.
Are there facilities for mooring yachts or private boats in the ports of Lanzarote?
Yes, the ports of Lanzarote are prepared to receive private boats and yachts. Their capacity varies depending on the location:
- Puerto del Carmen: 117 moorings for boats up to 26 metres long.
- Playa Blanca: 129 moorings for boats up to 70 metres long.
- Marina Rubicón: 487 moorings for boats up to 70 metres long
- Puerto Calero: 446 moorings for boats up to 75 metres long
- Marina Lanzarote: 380 moorings for boats between 4 and 60 metres in length
What is the best way to get from the ports of Lanzarote to other parts of the island?
The best way to get from the ports of Lanzarote to other parts of the island is by ferry. You can travel between Puerto del Carmen and Puerto Calero (in both directions) in less than half an hour. A comfortable, fast and cheap service that will allow you to discover the different enclaves of Lanzarote during your holidays.
Are there restaurants, shops or other commercial facilities in the ports of Lanzarote?
Of course there are! In the ports of Lanzarote you will find a wide range of leisure and entertainment facilities to suit all tastes. You will find restaurants to suit all tastes, all kinds of shops, supermarkets and many other services.
The infrastructures of the ports of Lanzarote are designed for the enjoyment of all types of travellers, as well as the local population!
It is possible to eat, stroll, shop or carry out various formalities in the same area. These modern spaces have been designed to offer visitors an alternative way of spending their leisure time, with a variety of activities within easy reach and in a charming setting. It’s a must during your holiday!
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