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Discover the beauty of Lanzarote’s coast with this Fuerteventura to Playa Blanca minicruise, featuring scenic sailing, snorkeling, and free time in charming Playa Blanca.
This mini cruise experience from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote offers a relaxed, scenic way to explore some of the Canary Islands’ most breathtaking coastline. For those wanting a taste of Lanzarote’s famous beaches and rugged scenery without the hassle of a full-day tour, this trip combines a ferry ride, free time in Playa Blanca, and a sailing excursion to Papagayo’s pristine beaches. The experience is largely about enjoying crystal-clear waters, sun-soaked decks, and unspoiled views—ideal for travelers who love a laid-back, scenic escape.
What we love most about this tour is its balance of free exploration and guided sailing—you get the freedom to wander Playa Blanca at your own pace before hopping aboard a spacious catamaran for some boat-based sightseeing. A potential consideration is the limited time in Playa Blanca and the boat’s stop in a wind-swept bay, which might not satisfy those craving a full-on adventure. Still, this cruise suits travelers looking for a relaxed day out with stunning scenery, especially those who enjoy sailing, swimming, and charming coastal towns.


This tour is perfect for travelers staying in Fuerteventura who want to explore Lanzarote’s stunning coastline without committing to a full-day or more intense excursion. Starting from Corralejo, you hop on a ferry that whisk you across the channel to Playa Blanca, a charming seaside town famed for its waterfront promenade, relaxed vibe, and local shops. The ferry ride itself is quick—about 30 minutes—but sets the tone for a day filled with beautiful views of the Atlantic and volcanic coastline.
Once in Playa Blanca, you’re free to roam at your leisure for about an hour. You might stroll along the promenade, browse local boutiques, or just grab a coffee and enjoy the sea breeze. Then it’s time for the highlight: a 1.5-hour catamaran cruise heading toward Papagayo’s beaches. The boat is spacious, with plenty of deck space for sunbathing and taking photos, plus the chance to dip into the calm waters for a snorkel or swim.
What stands out is how this trip balances land and sea—giving you a taste of Lanzarote’s natural beauty both onshore and offshore. The cruise offers fantastic panoramic views of volcanic cliffs and secluded coves, making it a memorable way to see the island’s rugged coast. The onboard experience is casual, with drinks and snacks available for purchase, adding to the laid-back vibe.
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Your adventure begins at the Lineas Romero ticket office in Corralejo, where you should arrive 20 minutes early to collect your boarding passes. The departure times are flexible—either 10:30 AM or 12:00 PM—letting you choose based on your morning plans. The ferry ride is quick and smooth, although it’s worth noting that travelers with mobility issues or electric wheelchairs might find this trip less accessible, as the tour specifies non-folding wheelchairs only.
The ferry crossing is roughly 30 minutes, providing a comfortable, scenic glide over the Atlantic. We loved the way the water sparkled under the Canary sun and how the views of volcanic terrain and distant coastlines unfolded around us. The ferry is a straightforward way to get between the islands, with a reliable schedule that gets you to Lanzarote efficiently.
More Great Tours NearbyOnce in Playa Blanca, you’re given about an hour to explore. The town is perfect for a quick wander—strolling along the waterfront, browsing boutique shops, or settling into a café. Reviewers mention enjoying this free time, although some noted that it felt a bit brief, especially if you want a proper sit-down meal or to explore more extensively. It’s a good opportunity to grab a snack or drink, as the town boasts several cafes and small eateries with seaside views.
The highlight is the 1.5-hour cruise aboard a spacious catamaran that departs from Playa Blanca, heading toward Papagayo’s beaches. The boat cruise offers stunning views of volcanic cliffs, hidden coves, and the coastline’s rugged beauty. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to snap photos, unwind on deck, or even take a quick dip in the clear waters if you’re feeling brave.
One reviewer noted how the crew was friendly and efficient, making everyone feel at ease. While drinks and snacks are available for purchase, bringing your own water and light snacks is advisable, especially if you’re prone to seasickness or want to stay refreshed during the trip.
Arriving at Papagayo, you’ll find a calm, sheltered bay—an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling. The water is notably crystal clear, teeming with marine life, which makes it perfect for anyone who enjoys a quick underwater adventure. You can simply relax on deck and soak up the sun, or wade into the water to cool off.
A couple of reviews mention the stop in a windy bay, which might not be everyone’s favorite setting. However, the calm waters of Papagayo generally make for a peaceful break from the boat, especially in good weather.
After about two hours of free time, the boat returns to Playa Blanca, and you hop back on the ferry at 6:30 PM to head back to Corralejo. The ferry schedule is reliable, but it’s important to note that boarding closes 15 minutes before departure, so plan to be on time.

At $66 per person, this tour offers a well-rounded experience—covering transport, scenic cruising, and free time—at a reasonable price. The ferry rides are included, which simplifies logistics, and the boat cruise provides a relaxed way to see Lanzarote’s coast from a different perspective.
While some critics feel the boat stop was a bit underwhelming or the time in Playa Blanca could be longer, others appreciated the stunning scenery and the opportunity to swim in crystal waters. Considering the ease of scheduling and the attractive price point, this experience is a good choice for travelers who prioritize scenic relaxation over intense activities.

This trip suits those who want a laid-back, scenic day with minimal fuss. It’s ideal if you enjoy sailing, coastal views, and free exploration, especially if you’re based in Fuerteventura and want a simple way to see Lanzarote without committing to a full tour. It’s perfect for couples, relax-seekers, or small groups who value authentic coastal scenery and easy logistics.
It’s less suitable if you’re looking for a full-day adventure with multiple activities, or if you prefer more time in one location to explore thoroughly. The limited mobility options and the small window in Playa Blanca might also make it less appealing for travelers with specific mobility needs or those wanting a longer stay.

This Fuerteventura to Lanzarote minicruise offers a practical, affordable way to enjoy Lanzarote’s stunning coast and charming town of Playa Blanca. The combination of ferry rides, free time, and a boat cruise makes for a balanced day out, perfect for travelers who love relaxed sightseeing with beautiful views.
You’ll appreciate the knowledgeable staff, the amazing scenery, and the good value for money the tour provides. It’s a straightforward experience that delivers a taste of Lanzarote’s natural beauty without overcomplicating your day, making it a solid choice for a gentle, memorable coastal adventure.

Is transportation included in the tour?
Transportation between Corralejo and Playa Blanca is by ferry, which is included in the tour price. You need to arrive at the Corralejo ticket office early to collect your boarding passes.
Can I choose what time to depart?
Yes, you can select either the 10:30 AM or the 12:00 PM departure, allowing some flexibility to fit your plans.
What should I bring with me?
Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, water, and snacks if desired. Drinks and snacks are available on board for purchase. It’s also wise to carry a camera, especially for the stunning coastal views.
Is the tour suitable for non-swimmers?
Yes, but keep in mind that the stop at Papagayo involves swimming in open water, which may not be ideal for non-swimmers. Always assess your comfort level with water activities.
Are there any accessibility limitations?
The tour specifies that non-folding wheelchairs are permitted, but electric wheelchairs are not. The ferry and boat may not be fully accessible for all mobility needs.
What’s the return schedule?
The return ferry from Playa Blanca departs at 6:30 PM, with boarding closing 15 minutes before. Make sure to plan your day accordingly to avoid missing the ferry.
In summary, this tour provides a relaxing, scenic glimpse of Lanzarote’s coastline with the convenience of ferry transport and free time to explore Playa Blanca. It’s a great choice for travelers wanting a mellow day with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the sea, sun, and stunning scenery—ideal for those seeking a low-key, authentic island experience.
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