Arrecife Port

Arrecife Port is a maritime facility on the eastern coast of Lanzarote, serving as the island's main entry point for vessels of all sizes. The facility includes multiple berths for cargo ships and ferries that connect to mainland Spain and nearby islands.

This facility began as a fishing settlement in the 15th century and grew into a significant trading center for the island. Its development continued despite pirate raids, including a major attack in the early 17th century that challenged the growing port.

The port brings together travelers from around the world in a space where modern operations coexist with the island's seafaring heritage. You can observe cruise ships alongside fishing boats, showing how traditional maritime work continues alongside contemporary tourism.

The port is most active during daylight hours when ferries arrive and depart and cargo vessels load and unload their goods. Visitors can observe the different berths from the waterfront promenade and explore the port area on foot.

The port has undergone significant modernization in recent years through substantial investment in improving infrastructure to accommodate larger cruise ships. These improvements have strengthened its role as a major transit hub and expanded its capacity to welcome international travelers.