La Graciosa at your leisure (bus transfer and return ferry ticket)

Wonderful day out from start to finish, from pick up outside hotel to arrival at Órzola then a short ferry (very much fun with the kids waves ) and then arriving at la gracioso island for short wander around to them board the catamaran, The boat anchored mid sea and we enjoyed snorkelling and paddling around the boat and there was mojitos sangria and beer as well as soft drinks all included in the price, freshly cooked paella with plenty of meat and fish was an added bonus again included in the fee. The multilingual guides were all fantastic and they operate the day and guide you to perfection making the whole day fun stress free and very enjoyable. Some of the views are stunning during the ferry journey and catamaran. Well worth the money and was a highlight of the holiday well done to their team

Family of 7, including 2 children, were collected from our hotel in Costa Teguise at 9.40 am. Coach took us to Orzola to board the ferry for 11 am crossing. We then transferred to the catamaran after 40 minutes in the village, and had a wonderful 2 hours or so sailing. Sangria and San Miguel were all free as part of the booking, as was lunch of paella or pasta. The multi-lingual guides were tremendous throughout, serving the drinks, and giving information during the trip. We returned to our hotel at about 5.30 pm. Cannot recommend this company enough. First class all the way.

We chose the option (via GetYourGuide) of a ferry with transfer. Very comfortable and good value for money (given that it was 40€ and on our own, we would have had to get to the port and it would have cost us 29€ per person). They picked us up a few minutes' walk from our accommodation in Costa Teguise around 10 a.m., a tad late, to get to the northern port of Órzola to catch the 11 a.m. ferry. We arrived a bit tight on time, but everything went without any problems. The same for the return on the 4 p.m. ferry, always with a guide who spoke several languages and told us where we needed to go. The ferry takes barely 30 min. The downside is that once there, since it was the Fiesta del Carmen (July 14-16), there were barely any bikes or 4x4 taxis to rent and tour the island. Finally, an hour or so later, we managed to get almost the only company working, which picked up at the El Veril restaurant, to take us for 10€ round trip to the paradisiacal and cool Playa Francesa (depending on the beaches it costs 10-30€ per person, with routes through the north for 30€ and through the south for 40€). He picked us up on time despite all the work he had, so we had no problems catching the return ferry. We returned to the meeting point again around 5 p.m. It was finally worth it, but it was chaos. Perhaps that should have been notified when booking, because bikes or 4x4s are the only practical way to get out of Caleta del Sebo, where the ferry drops us off, given the high temperatures and that La Graciosa is not even paved. Keep in mind that you can only eat in Caleta del Sebo (bring food or buy a picnic at the local supermarket) and that on the beaches there is not even any shade or anything to buy something if it were necessary.

Unfortunately, contrary to the announcement, no transport that was initially planned was provided to us (not on Sunday)... The Romero agency expressed regret and invited us to make our own way to the boarding port (thus, car rental) and additional costs... Upon arrival on site, the agency did not recognize the tickets provided by Tripadvisor... We still boarded the ferry. Nice crossing. On the island, it is indeed necessary to walk nicely or rent a means of transport. Very noisy port and, above all, the only place on the island where one can eat... In summary, do this last on Lanzarote guides regarding Tripadvisor, clarify with the Romero agency.

Convenient schedules, clean, well maintened ferries and professional crew. We stayed on La Graciosa for a few days and have got the round-trip tickets. Plenty of parking spaces near the terminal for your hired car. The ferry on the way back was noticeably bigger, due to the swells that day. One of two companies offering rides to La Graciosa.

The bus tour was well arranged, also crossing by ferry was nice. However, you have to think carefully about what you want to do there. Because there are not many shops, but cycling, beach, canal tour or something is also possible. You also have to take the heat into account, fortunately we had some clouds 50% of the time and there was the occasional breeze.

Very pleasant and formal all the staff, mutuals in the pick-ups and departures of the activities during the experience, the catamaran facilities very well, as an opportunity to improve the experience, if after the food that there is that space until the starting oven activities should be done which generate integration and is a unique experience

Island is extremely quiet. One restaurant and one bar open and two shops, one of which closed for hour when we there. Unless you want to hire a bike or 4 x 4 safari which cost around £100 not the best trip for Lanzarote. Much better value on other trips

It was great to have a pick up and ferry right there for us and not have to worry about getting the timings right with public buses. Not alot to do on the island apart from walk (which I did) or hire a bike (electric recommended as there's no roads to speak of) I found an isolated beach and sat and enjoyed the views and quiet. It might have been nice if there was abit of information shared about the island on the bus by the tour guides, I felt that was lacking. Ferry ride was fun as we rode the crazy cross currents. Nice trip

Hotel pick up. Smooth journey. Good value. Not much to do on the island so plan an excursion in advance. Roads very very bumpy so cycling difficult. Jeep tour probably the best.