How do I get to La Graciosa from Lanzarote?

Tour2B provides bus transfer from your Lanzarote hotel to Puerto de Órzola, where you catch a regular ferry that takes around 25 minutes to La Graciosa.

Are there paved roads on La Graciosa?

No, La Graciosa is one of the few European places without paved roads, preserving its natural rugged charm.

Can I rent bikes on La Graciosa?

Yes, bike rentals are available in Caleta del Sebo, suitable for the island’s unpaved trails.

Is food included on the excursions?

Many excursions include lunch, often a traditional paella with drinks like sangria.

What should I bring for the day trip?

Bring swimwear, sunscreen with high protection, a hat or visor, and comfortable shoes or be prepared to go barefoot in spots.

Are the boat trips part of the Graciosa a tu aire experience?

Yes, optional boat excursions to nearby marine reserve islets are often included or available as part of the experience.

Discover La Graciosa with Tour2B’s Graciosa a tu aire

Located just off the northern coast of Lanzarote, La Graciosa is a rare Canary Island gem distinguished by its uninterrupted tranquility and absence of paved roads. Tour2B invites you to experience this unspoiled island through their signature trip, "Graciosa a tu aire." This tour offers a seamless combination of ease and freedom, beginning with a bus transfer from Lanzarote’s hotel area to Puerto de Órzola. From there, a 25-minute ferry glides across crystal waters to La Graciosa, setting the stage for a day of immersive, car-free island adventure.

La Graciosa stands apart in the European landscape as one of the few places where landscapes remain rugged and largely untouched by modern infrastructure. The island delivers an authentic escape with soft golden beaches framed by volcanic rock formations and a coastline that invites you to disconnect fully. Without cars, the only sounds are sea waves and island breezes, making it perfect for barefoot wanderers and cycling enthusiasts alike.

Tour2B’s trip caters to a range of outdoor interests: you can stroll along sandy shores, plunge into pristine waters, or rent a sturdy bike to navigate well-marked trails that reveal hidden coves and panoramic views. The islands of the nearby marine reserve can be glimpsed on boat excursions that often include lavish paella lunches and traditional local fare, blending nature with culture.

Beyond the obvious serenity, La Graciosa’s delicate ecosystem demands respect, urging visitors to stay on designated paths to protect its endemic flora and fauna. The island’s modest size and low visitor numbers preserve its welcoming atmosphere—something Tour2B helps maintain by offering personalized local guidance. This makes "Graciosa a tu aire" more than a trip; it’s an invitation to experience one of the Canary Islands' last wild frontiers, an ideal destination for travelers seeking peace, nature, and adventure far from crowds.