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Huelva to Fuerteventura Ferry: No Direct Sailing, How to Go via Las Palmas
With Fred Olsen
There is no direct ferry from Huelva to Fuerteventura. Fred Olsen links Huelva with Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and with Santa Cruz de Tenerife; from those cities you have to continue to Morro Jable, in the south of Fuerteventura.
The shortest route is Huelva–Las Palmas with Fred Olsen and then Las Palmas–Morro Jable with Fred Olsen or Baleària. They are two separate bookings.
The Huelva ferry sails several times a week, not daily: start by looking at those days.
If arriving on the peninsula via Cádiz suits you, Baleària links Cádiz with Fuerteventura, with a change of port in Lanzarote.
Timetable for getting from Huelva to Fuerteventura
There is no single timetable. The Huelva ferry is the one that sets the pace: it sails several times a week, not daily, and it is a long crossing. Look first at those days in the search and then look for the Las Palmas to Morro Jable ferry that arrives with time to spare. The Las Palmas to Morro Jable departures are daily.
From Fuerteventura to Huelva
For the return trip, see the page for the Fuerteventura Huelva ferry.
There are no departures scheduled on this route in the coming days. You can travel on these routes:
Indicative schedules and subject to variation by the ferry company for operational reasons without prior notice.
How long does the trip from Huelva to Fuerteventura take?
More than a day and a half on the Huelva ferry alone, plus the leg between islands and the wait. The sources do not agree on the exact times, so the real duration of each departure is the one you see in the search. Allow two long days of travel.
Who runs the Huelva to Fuerteventura ferry
Fred Olsen is the only ferry company with a ship to Huelva: it sails from Las Palmas and from Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Baleària has no route from Huelva; it does link Las Palmas with Morro Jable and Cádiz with the islands.
If you were looking for the former Naviera Armas (now operated by Baleària), its line to the peninsula sails from Cádiz, not from Huelva. Fred Olsen has cabins on the Huelva line and fast ferries between islands.
Price of getting from Huelva to Fuerteventura
The total price adds up the two legs. On the Huelva ferry, the main factor is the accommodation: double or quadruple cabin, inside or outside, and the vehicle if you take one. The short leg between islands is usually the cheaper one.
Fred Olsen allows refunds on all fares on the Huelva line; for the leg to Morro Jable, it depends on the fare and the ferry company. Compare it before buying, in case the Huelva ferry moves.
Canary Islands resident discount: Huelva Fuerteventura
Residents of the Canary Islands get a 75% discount on the passenger ticket between the Canary Islands and the rest of Spain, and between islands. It does not apply to the car or to extras such as the cabin.
- Calculate your resident price on I Love Ferry (iloveferry.com/ferris) by switching on “Resident in the Canary Islands?”.
- The ferry company verifies residence with your DNI; if that fails, the certificate of residence.
- More information in Canary Islands resident discount.
Ferry to the Canary Islands with a large family
The regulations give a 20% discount to the general large family and 50% to the special one on regular domestic sea transport. Bring the card, in date, and check when booking that the fare applies it on each leg. More information in ferry with a large family discount.
Huelva to Fuerteventura with a car
Fred Olsen carries cars on the Huelva line; enter the vehicle when you search. On that crossing, access to the car deck depends on the timetable and the weather, and electric vehicles cannot be charged on board. A vehicle without a passenger is handled by the cargo department.
On the leg between islands, Fred Olsen and Baleària also carry cars. If it is a hire car, ask the company whether it can leave the island. With a car, in Huelva present the vehicle with plenty of time to spare: the ferry company asks for one to two hours before, preferably two.
Huelva Fuerteventura ferry with a dog
On the Huelva line, Fred Olsen offers a pet friendly cabin, for up to two pets of 30 kg each, or Pet Room (an outdoor kennel with a camera). You notify when buying, with a separate ticket and limited places, and a microchip is required. On the leg between islands, conditions depend on the ferry company: Fred Olsen has a carrier, Pet Room and Pet Sofa. More information in travelling by ferry with a dog.
Ports of Huelva and Fuerteventura (Morro Jable)
Port of Huelva
Port of Morro Jable
How to get to the port of Huelva
The ferry leaves from the port of Huelva. We do not have enough data on the terminal: use the one shown on your ticket. Fred Olsen does not ask for check-in or a printed card: your identity document is enough. With a car, you present yourself one to two hours before, and on foot, one hour, depending on the ferry company.
Arriving at Morro Jable (Fuerteventura)
Morro Jable is in the south of the island, in the Jandía area, and it is the port with a ferry to Gran Canaria. If your destination is in the north (Corralejo, Puerto del Rosario), expect a long road journey; in that case, look at the option via Cádiz, which arrives at Corralejo.
Documents for the ferry between the Canary Islands and the peninsula
It is a domestic route within the EU: adults need a valid DNI, NIE or passport. Fred Olsen does not use a printed boarding pass. With a resident or large family discount, bring the document that proves it. With a car, the vehicle documents.
If you are not an EU citizen, ask the Policía Nacional border control which document you need for the Huelva line: the ferry company refers you to them.
I Love Ferry tips for getting from Huelva to Fuerteventura
- Start with the Huelva ferry: it sails only a few days a week. Work out the rest from there.
- Spend a night in Las Palmas if the trip is important: a delay at sea will not make you miss the last leg.
- Cabin: more than a day and a half at sea, better with a bed.
- The bookings are separate: Fred Olsen does not guarantee connections between different tickets.
- Residents of the Canary Islands: calculate your price on I Love Ferry (iloveferry.com/ferris) by switching on “Resident in the Canary Islands?” on each booking; the car and the cabin get no discount.
Why organise Huelva Fuerteventura with I Love Ferry
- We tell you the real route, without selling a direct ferry that does not exist.
- We compare Fred Olsen and Baleària on the leg between islands.
- Canary Islands resident and large family discounts are applied when booking.
- Personal attention from our team in Jávea if a ferry changes.
How to get from Huelva to Fuerteventura: options
There is no direct ferry. These are the real ways of doing it, with the departure port, arrival port and ferry company of each leg:
| Route | Legs | Ferry companies | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Via Gran Canaria | Huelva – Las Palmas, and Las Palmas – Morro Jable | Fred Olsen, and Fred Olsen or Baleària | Huelva Gran Canaria and Las Palmas Morro Jable |
| Via Tenerife | Huelva – Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and Santa Cruz – Morro Jable (with a stop in Las Palmas) | Fred Olsen, and Baleària | Huelva Tenerife and Santa Cruz Fuerteventura |
| Via Cádiz | Huelva – Cádiz by road, and Cádiz – Corralejo (via Arrecife and Playa Blanca) | Baleària | Cádiz Fuerteventura |
The route via Gran Canaria is the shortest. With the Cádiz one you arrive in the north of Fuerteventura (Corralejo), not the south.
Port-to-port pages, with the full route and the transfer explained: Huelva Puerto del Rosario ferry · Huelva Morro Jable ferry.
Other routes from Huelva and Fuerteventura
- Fuerteventura Huelva ferry: the return trip.
- Huelva Gran Canaria ferry: the long leg.
- Huelva Tenerife ferry
- Cádiz Fuerteventura ferry: Baleària, with a change of port in Lanzarote.
- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Morro Jable ferry: the leg between islands.
Frequently asked questions about the Huelva to Fuerteventura (Morro Jable) ferry
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See all the frequently asked questions >>Is there a direct ferry from Huelva to Fuerteventura?
No. Fred Olsen links Huelva with Las Palmas and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, not with Fuerteventura. You have to connect in one of those two cities.
How do I get from Huelva to Morro Jable by ferry?
From Huelva to Las Palmas with Fred Olsen and from Las Palmas to Morro Jable with Fred Olsen or Baleària. They are two separate bookings.
Which ferry company goes to Huelva?
Only Fred Olsen. Baleària has no route from Huelva.
How often does the Huelva ferry sail?
Several times a week, not daily. Check the days for your date in the search.
How long does the trip from Huelva to Fuerteventura take?
More than a day and a half on the Huelva ferry, plus the leg between islands and the wait. Allow two long days.
Can I get to Fuerteventura via Cádiz?
Yes, with Baleària from Cádiz, with a change of port in Lanzarote. You arrive at Corralejo, in the north. From Huelva to Cádiz you go by road.
Can I take my car?
Yes, on both legs, by entering it when you search. In Huelva, present the car one to two hours before, preferably two.
Can I travel with a dog?
Yes. In Huelva there is a pet friendly cabin or Pet Room, with a separate ticket and a microchip. Check the conditions for the leg between islands.
What do I do if I miss the Huelva ferry because of a delay on the first leg?
They are separate bookings and the ferry company does not guarantee the connection. Write to us with the booking references and we will see what can be changed depending on the fare.
What discount do Canary Islands residents get?
75% on the passenger ticket for each leg. It does not apply to the car or the cabin.
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