Ferry to Canary Islands

Tenerife is an island of contrasts. Discover the lush green mountains of Anaga or the tranquil beaches of the southern coast, not to mention the majesty of the imposing Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak.

Travel by ferry to Tenerife with Fred. Olsen Express and discover this Atlantic paradise with your own car and at your own pace.

Board a ferry to Gran Canaria and get ready to lose yourself in a miniature continent. Its capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, offers architectural treasures and local gastronomy in its historic old town.

However, if you are looking for beaches and relaxing in the sun, head towards Maspalomas, where you will find some of the best hotels on the island.

The longest of the Canary Islands is also the one with the most kilometres of beaches. People come to Fuerteventura to enjoy crystal-clear waters, discover the history of its towns, and eat fresh fish in its restaurants.

From Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, or Tenerife, you can visit Fuerteventura by fast ferry with Fred. Olsen Express.

One of the most popular islands for a combined trip, La Gomera offers fresh air, rich traditions, and tranquility. Garajonay National Park is a must-see for nature lovers, while its local gastronomy has preserved its authentic flavours over the years.

If you are visiting Tenerife, you can catch a fast ferry to La Gomera, taking you and your car to the "Colombian Island" in just 50 minutes.

La Palma is known as the "Pretty Island", and after spending a few days there, you will understand why. Its laurel forests, colorful towns, and impressive volcanoes leave a lasting impression on visitors.

From the port of Los Cristianos, you can take a ferry to La Palma that drops you right in the capital: Santa Cruz de La Palma.

The Meridian Island is the westernmost of the Canary Islands. Perfect for a short getaway, it is famous for the underwater treasures hidden beneath its surface, standing out as one of Europe's top diving destinations, particularly in the La Restinga-Mar de Las Calmas Marine Reserve.

It is usually visited alongside other western islands, such as Tenerife or La Palma. Fred. Olsen Express operates daily fast ferry crossings to El Hierro from Los Cristianos.

Lanzarote hides secrets both above and below the surface. Not only will you be able to visit beaches like Papagayo or Famara, but you can also immerse yourself in its seas of lava at Timanfaya National Park.

You can visit Lanzarote by ferry from the island of Fuerteventura. Once you disembark, you will see why it is known as the island of volcanoes.