Ferry routes in the Canary Islands

From the Port of the Bay of Cádiz, you can travel by ferry with Baleària Canarias to Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and La Palma.

Services connect with Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Arrecife, Corralejo and Santa Cruz de La Palma, respectively. Depending on your destination and chosen departure, your journey may be direct, include stops or require a transfer to another ferry.

It depends on the island you are travelling to and the departure day.

The service to Lanzarote reaches Arrecife without changing ships. For Tenerife, there are direct sailings as well as services with stops, while journeys to Gran Canaria may include a stop or a ferry transfer.

To reach Fuerteventura or La Palma, you need to change ferries and travel between ports on Lanzarote or Tenerife, respectively.

Check your itinerary before booking to see whether a transfer is required.

Baleària Canarias currently schedules passenger departures from Cádiz on Tuesdays and Saturdays, although destinations and port calls vary by day.

Not every island is served with the same frequency or itinerary. Be sure to check the departure calendar for your chosen route before planning your trip.

Journey times depend on the island you are travelling to, the stops and any transfers. Ferries from Cádiz to the Canary Islands can take from around 28 hours to approximately 47 and a half hours.

Direct journeys, or those that do not require you to change ships, are generally quicker than combined itineraries. If you need to transfer, allow for the connection time between each leg.

Always check the total journey time for your travel date.

Yes. Baleària Canarias ferries departing from Cádiz allow cars, motorcycles, vans, caravans and motorhomes, subject to availability and the conditions of each departure.

Add your vehicle when booking and enter its type and dimensions accurately.

Taking your own vehicle is particularly convenient for longer stays, relocations or holidays where you want to explore the Canary Islands at your own pace.

Yes. On long-distance sailings from Cádiz, you can book a cabin to rest during the crossing, as well as other accommodation options such as seats.

Ferries also have shared areas and food and drink services. Cabins are particularly comfortable for families, overnight journeys and longer crossings.

Cabin types and availability depend on the ship and departure you choose.

Yes. Baleària Canarias allows pets on its sailings from Cádiz, provided they are included in your booking and you choose suitable accommodation.

Depending on the ship and availability, you may be able to book pet-friendly cabins or use dedicated areas for animals.

Make sure your pet’s health documents are up to date and check the conditions for each leg of your trip. Pets may not remain inside vehicles during the crossing.

The fare depends on which island you are travelling to, your travel date, your chosen accommodation and whether you are bringing a vehicle.

Seat availability and current promotions may also affect the price.

If you are a resident of the Canary Islands, you may be eligible for a 75% discount on the eligible passenger fare, provided you meet the applicable requirements. This does not mean a 75% discount on transporting your vehicle.

For an exact price, select your destination, travel date and booking options in the Baleària Canarias search tool.

Ferries to the Canary Islands depart from the Port of the Bay of Cádiz. Your booking documents will tell you which quay or boarding point to use.

The required arrival time depends on your destination and itinerary. Depending on the service, boarding may close one to two hours before departure, whether you are travelling with a vehicle or on foot.

Check the boarding cut-off time shown on your ticket and allow plenty of time to complete boarding formalities.