Isla de Lobos Ferry & Lanzarote Day Trips — Tickets Compared
The two classic sea outings are the short Corralejo–Isla de Lobos ferry and the longer Lanzarote day trip — choose a plain return ferry, a catamaran sailing, or a guided cross-channel excursion.
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Isla de Lobos & Lanzarote: what to know before booking
The two classic sea outings are the short Corralejo–Isla de Lobos ferry and the longer Lanzarote day trip — choose a plain return ferry, a catamaran sailing, or a guided cross-channel excursion.
- Availability
- 6 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $17 EUR before checkout fees.
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- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 7,545 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Most sailings depart Corralejo harbour in the north of Fuerteventura
- Best time
- Early sailings for the calmest sea and the quietest island before the day-trippers arrive
- Ticket note
- Date- and sailing-specific; the Isla de Lobos visitor permit is tied to your booked slot
Isla de Lobos & Lanzarote in Fuerteventura
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Everything you should know before you book
Isla de Lobos is the protected volcanic islet 15 minutes off Corralejo — a nature reserve with turquoise lagoons, a small lighthouse, and one of the best snorkel spots in the archipelago. A daily visitor cap is enforced, so the ferry needs a permit and tickets are limited; book ahead in summer rather than turning up at the quay.
Lanzarote is the bigger day out, a short crossing north of Fuerteventura that opens up Timanfaya's volcanoes, the Jameos del Agua, and César Manrique's island landmarks. Plain return ferries suit independent walkers heading to Lobos; catamaran and private excursions add swimming stops and a guide.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a permit for Isla de Lobos?
Yes — the island has a daily visitor cap and entry requires a permit, which the ferry operators secure as part of your ticket. That is why pre-booking matters in high season.
How long is the ferry to Isla de Lobos?
The crossing from Corralejo takes about 15 minutes. Most visitors spend two to four hours on the island walking, swimming, and snorkelling before returning.
Is a Lanzarote day trip from Fuerteventura worth it?
If you want to see Timanfaya's volcanoes and the Manrique landmarks, yes. It is a long day, so a guided excursion that handles the transfers and route is the easiest way to fit it all in.