Port of Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa)

Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa): ferries, timetables and prices

Caleta de Sebo is the main village on La Graciosa, a small island north of Lanzarote known for its quiet atmosphere and car-free tracks. On TheBato you can compare ferry timetables and prices, add extras and plan your trip from Lanzarote to La Graciosa in just a few clicks, with support in English and Spanish.

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Popular routes to Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa)

• Lanzarote ↔ Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa) – short crossing from the north of Lanzarote
• Connections via Arrecife – combine ferries to Lanzarote with the local boats to La Graciosa

Tip: La Graciosa is a very small and quiet island. Most visitors travel as foot passengers and move around on foot, by bike or in authorised 4x4 vehicles.

Alternative routes and nearby ports

• Arrecife (Lanzarote) ↔ mainland Spain (Cadiz and other ports) Combine with local boats to La Graciosa
• Lanzarote (Playa Blanca) ↔ Fuerteventura (Corralejo) Island-hopping in the eastern Canaries
• Arrecife ↔ Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Connect from La Graciosa via Lanzarote
• Arrecife ↔ Santa Cruz de Tenerife Multi-island trips via Lanzarote

If you do not see sailings for your date, search ferries to Lanzarote (Arrecife or Playa Blanca) and combine with the local boats to Caleta de Sebo.

Timetables and crossing time

Ferries between Lanzarote and Caleta de Sebo are short crossings, ideal for day trips and weekend breaks. Depending on the route and vessel, travel time is usually under one hour. There are more departures in high season (summer and holidays), especially in the middle of the day.

For long-distance travel from mainland Spain or other islands, you can sail first to Arrecife or Playa Blanca and then connect with the local boats to La Graciosa.

Prices and how to save

• Book in advance in summer and on school holidays to secure your preferred time.
• Check different departure times during the day; early morning or late afternoon can sometimes be less busy.
• For island-hopping, compare combinations via Arrecife, Playa Blanca and other Canary Island ports to optimise price and travel time.
• If you are travelling from mainland Spain, look at ferries to Lanzarote from Cadiz or Huelva and then continue to La Graciosa.

Documents and boarding

• Check-in: for short local crossings, arriving around 45–60 minutes before departure is usually enough; allow more time in high season.
• Travel within Spain: a valid ID card or passport is normally required. Non-EU citizens may need a passport and, depending on their nationality, a visa for Spain.
• Vehicle access: La Graciosa is mostly car-free and access for private vehicles is highly restricted. Most visitors travel as foot passengers.
• Luggage: island crossings are flexible with luggage, but you should still be able to carry your bags comfortably between ferry and accommodation.
• Pets: usually allowed, but each company has its own rules on where animals can stay on board and whether a carrier is required.

How to get to Caleta de Sebo

• From Lanzarote: reach the north of the island by road and board the local boats to La Graciosa.
• From mainland Spain: travel by ferry or plane to Lanzarote, then continue by local ferry to Caleta de Sebo.
• On foot: Caleta de Sebo is compact; most accommodation and services are within walking distance from the pier.
• Around the island: move mainly on foot, by bike or with authorised 4x4 services on the sandy tracks.

Port services

Caleta de Sebo has a small harbour with basic services for passengers: ticket offices, boarding areas, cafés, small supermarkets and accommodation nearby. The atmosphere is very relaxed and on a much smaller scale than in the larger Canary ports, which is part of the island’s charm.

Why book with TheBato

With TheBato, you can compare ferries to Lanzarote and the rest of the Canary Islands in a single search and plan your route all the way to Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa). Combine crossings from mainland Spain or other islands, check prices and timetables and pay securely. Our team is used to helping families and island travellers plan trips across the Canaries, with support in English and Spanish via WhatsApp and email.

Related ports

• Arrecife (Lanzarote)
• Gran Canaria (Las Palmas)
• Tenerife (Santa Cruz de Tenerife)
• La Palma (Santa Cruz de La Palma)
• Lanzarote (all routes)

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Are there ferries all year round to Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa)?

There are regular crossings for most of the year between Lanzarote and Caleta de Sebo, with more departures in summer and on holiday dates. Timetables can change by season and company.

How long is the ferry crossing to La Graciosa?

The crossing between Lanzarote and Caleta de Sebo is short and usually takes under one hour, depending on the route and sea conditions.

Can I travel with a car to Caleta de Sebo?

La Graciosa is mostly car-free and access for private vehicles is very restricted. Most visitors travel as foot passengers and move around on foot or by bike.

Are pets allowed on ferries to Caleta de Sebo?

In general pets are allowed, but each company has its own rules on documentation, where animals can stay on board and any extra fees. Always check the conditions before booking.

When should I arrive at the departure port for boarding?

For short local crossings, arriving 45–60 minutes before departure is usually enough; in high season or when travelling from mainland Spain, allow extra time.