The route

Can't wait to get to Spain? Search your ferry from Huelva to Las Palmas De Gran Canaria using Canary Islands ferry search service by NetFerry. On these pages you can find out the arrival and departing times, prices and ferry operators that serve thecrossings to Las Palmas De Gran Canaria departing from Huelva.

The ferry route between Huelva and Las Palmas De Gran Canaria is covered by the operator Fredolsen who have 2 weekly sailings available with travel times ranging between 32 h 31 min and 37 h 30 min with typically afternoon and evening boarding. All ships have both cabins and reserved seating arrangements, allowing you to choose your preferred level of comfort as you travel.

Are you ready to go? Book your ticket now and NetFerry will guide you step by step!

Ferry Operators

• FredOlsen

  2 weekly sailings

  Duration: 32 hours 31 minutes

  Marie Curie

Port of Huelva

The port is located in the city of Huelva, on the southwest coast of Spain. The port provides connections between Spain and the Canary Islands, with various weekly departures. Beginning with the Phoenicians, the function of this port was to transport mining products, wood and sea products. Huelva is divided into an internal and external port, the first one was rebuilt in the 1970s and today it serves private and tourist boats. The port is easily reachable by land along the motorway, but also accessible from Portugal along the road Cn-431. There are also train connections that allow you to reac... [More information]

Address: Plaza Autoridad Puerto Huelva 21810 Palos de la Frontera, Huelva

Directions: Google Map @ Huelva, port

Guide of Las Palmas De Gran Canaria

Gran Canaria is in the Canary archipelago and is known as the ‘miniature continent’a name given to island because of the variety of climates and landscapes it contains, not to mention 60 kilometres of beaches.   History  This land was inhabited as early as 3000 years ago, by an aboriginal population called the Guanches, after this the Spanish invaded and it has remained under their rule ever since. The first tourists came to Gran Canaria about 150 years ago, in search of well-being and relaxation, thanks to its mild climate tourism grew along with the presence of spas and... [More information]