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Set sail on the route from Huelva to Gran Canaria, a ferry connection that is becoming increasingly popular among those wishing to travel from the mainland to the Canary Islands with their car, without rushing and in complete comfort. This sea crossing allows you to enjoy the journey as much as the destination, making it an ideal option for passengers, families and vehicle transport alike.
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The journey between Huelva and Gran Canaria can be made directly or with a stop in Tenerife, depending on the departure date and availability. In any case, you will always enjoy a comfortable and pleasant crossing aboard modern and renovated ferries, designed to make the journey part of the experience.
From 34 hours
Direct route availability
Modern fleet
Up to 3 departures per week
With services designed to make the journey comfortable and enjoyable, this maritime connection is an ideal option for those who want to enjoy the trip as much as the destination. When booking, you can choose the accommodation that best suits you: cabins, seats, or berths. During your stay, you can enjoy the following services:
You can travel to the Canary Islands by ferry, specifically on our vessel that departs from the Outer Port of Huelva (South Pier) and arrives at the Port of Las Palmas, in Gran Canaria. We operate the route between Huelva and Gran Canaria and the journey can be direct or with a stop in Tenerife.
The duration of the trip between Huelva and Gran Canaria varies depending on the route option you select at the time of purchase either direct or with a stop as well as the operating schedule assigned to that departure. Travel times range from 36 to 50 hours, and you can choose the option that best suits your needs when making your purchase.
If you are traveling with a vehicle, the ticket includes space for your car, motorcycle, or van in the designated vehicle area, but does not cover extras such as cabins, meals, or special services on board the ship, which are paid for separately. In summary, the basic ticket guarantees travel, a seat, and access to common areas, while other amenities are optional and subject to additional charges.
To travel by ferry between Huelva and Gran Canaria, the price for one resident of the Canary Islands (special discout) without a vehicle and with seat accommodation is €26.35, while for one resident with a vehicle (car) and the same seat accommodation, the cost is €212.25. These amounts correspond to fares applied with the Canary Islands resident discount, so they may vary for non-residents or depending on the date, the shipping company, and availability.
Yes, vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, and vans can be transported on the ferry between Huelva and Gran Canaria. When booking, you must indicate the type of vehicle, as the price varies depending on its size and type of accommodation on board. Vehicles are loaded in the specific area of the ferry designated for cars and vans, while passengers access the seating areas or cabins. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during high season, to ensure space for both the vehicle and passengers.
The recommended arrival time varies depending on how you are travelling:
For more information and recommendations regarding your journey, please visit our boarding times section.
You only need the ID document you used to make the purchase (ID card, foreign resident ID card, passport, or similar) and the usual specific documentation if you are traveling with special conditions or discounts. More info here.
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The distance by sea between Huelva and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria by ferry is approximately 692 nautical miles, which is equivalent to about 1,280 km.
This journey is subject to restrictions on the transport of seeds, plants, plant products, tobacco, alcohol, and other goods. More information about these restrictions can be found at this link.
You are NOT allowed to bring plants, fruit*, vegetables, flowers or seeds into the European Union without a phytosanitary certificate**
* Bananas, coconuts, dates, pineapples and durians can be brought into the EU without a certificate.
** You will need a certificate when they come from the following EU territories: Ceuta, Melilla, the Canary Islands, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Mayotte, Réunion, Saint Barthélemy and Saint Martin. Más información: https://food.ec.europa.eu/plants/plant-health-and-biosecurity/legislation/plant-health-rules_es?etrans=es#high-risk-plants