Do I need to book transportation to Órzola?

Yes — guests must make their own way to Puerto de Órzola; the tour includes the ferry crossing to Caleta de Sebo and return.

Are meals and drinks included?

Yes — a welcome mojito and pincho are served, plus freshly made paella, fruit, and a bar with beer, sangría and soft drinks.

Is this trip wheelchair accessible?

No — the activity is not wheelchair-accessible and includes ferry transfers and boat boarding.

Are kayaks and snorkeling gear provided?

Kayaks are included; snorkeling equipment is not listed so bring your own or check availability in advance.

Can children join the tour?

Yes — minors must be accompanied by an adult; the outing is family-friendly with shallow swimming options.

What languages do guides speak?

Guides commonly speak Spanish and English; German and Italian are available on request and subject to availability.

Catamaran to La Graciosa: Paella, Kayaks & Playa Francesa from Órzola | Catamaran | Sailing

From the north coast of Lanzarote, a short ferry slips past black volcanic cliffs and across cobalt Atlantic to the tiny island of La Graciosa. 'I Love La Graciosa sin recogida' is a half-day luxury catamaran outing that turns that short crossing into a day framed by sun, sand and seawater. Meet at Puerto de Órzola, board the public ferry for the 25-minute hop to Caleta de Sebo, and spend an hour wandering sandy streets and low white houses, listening as your multilingual guide outlines local life and fishing traditions before you climb aboard a sleek catamaran.

Once under sail the sea opens up. The boat traces the island’s southern coast with Lanzarote’s volcanic profile at the horizon until it anchors off Playa Francesa, a long crescent of pale sand backed by scrub and the bright ochre slope of Montaña Amarilla. This coastline shows the archipelago’s volcanic provenance: black lava fields, tuff cones, and wind-sculpted sand are visible in close detail, while the Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park—protected since 1986—protects seabird colonies and marine habitats below the surface.

Onboard the mood is part celebration, part beach day. Guests are welcomed with a mojito and pincho de tortilla, then treated to freshly made paella and a fruit course. A bar with beer, sangría and soft drinks runs throughout the cruise. Kayaks are available for paddling around the anchor, and there’s ample time for swimming and sunbathing in clear, shallow water. Guides speak Spanish and English (German and Italian on request) and keep the pace relaxed—this is a trip designed for unwinding and exploration, not a tour of rush.

Practically speaking: the outing runs about four hours from Órzola, accommodates large groups, and offers ferry return with complimentary Wi‑Fi. It’s not wheelchair-accessible, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Pack reef shoes for rocky shallows, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a hat—the sun reflects fiercely off sand and water.

Why book it? La Graciosa feels like an island preserved out of time: minimal cars, wide beaches and clear water that invite play. This trip pairs comfortable cruising with a taste of island life and direct access to some of the best swimming and snorkeling off the Canary chain. For travelers based in northern Lanzarote, it’s a compact, high-value escape—part beach day, part sea voyage, and all Canary coast. Bring a lightweight dry bag for phones and cameras, and arrive at Puerto de Órzola on time to catch the ferry. Local guides will point out marine life and the island’s tiny community in Caleta de Sebo; follow their briefings to protect dunes and seabird nesting sites. The experience welcomes families and couples looking for an active, relaxed day on the water with kayak and snorkeling.

About Líneas Romero

Líneas Romero is a maritime transport operator that provides ferry and catamaran services connecting ports and beaches in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. The company offers scheduled one-way and round-trip ferry routes, island transfers and leisure cruises that include routes to La Graciosa, Isla de Lobos, Corralejo, Playa Blanca, Órzola, Caleta de Sebo, Puerto del Carmen, Puerto Calero and Marina Rubicón.

Líneas Romero runs a varied program of trips and excursions. Offerings include standard ferry crossings and themed catamaran experiences such as sunset cruises, Papagayo mini-cruises with onboard refreshments and paella, day trips to La Graciosa, Volcano Express services and excursions tailored for cruise passengers. Several trips list both one-way and return options, plus resident and non-resident services to Isla de Lobos.

Vessels in service operate between popular destinations across the eastern Canary Islands and support activities such as swimming, kayaking and beach stops on select catamaran excursions. Booking options commonly differentiate between morning and afternoon departures and named products indicate tailored itineraries from different ports.

Information provided by Líneas Romero focuses on connecting communities and tourism sites across the islands via ferry and catamaran. As an operator listing multiple scheduled routes and curated excursions, Líneas Romero specializes in both point-to-point transport and leisure maritime experiences across Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. Ticketing information and published schedules correspond to each named route, with clear one-way and ida y vuelta options; specific products address cruise passengers and resident or non-resident services, reflecting differentiated offerings for local residents and visitors across the island routes and scheduled departures.