Ferries from the Canary Islands to Las Palmas De Gran Canaria
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The links between Canary Islands and Las Palmas De Gran Canaria are served by well known ferry operators such asNaviera Armas and Fredolsen who have more than 211 sailings per week with mostly morning and afternoon departures and crossing times shorter than 15 hours 30 minutes. Some of the sailing companies operating this crossing have hydrofoils available, which speed up your journey if you are a foot passenger, but if you want to travel with your vehicle, it is also possible find ferries suitable for transporting vehicles. There are various types of seating and cabin options when crossing times exceed six hours, ranging from regular seats to cabins. There are also bars and self service restaurants available to all. Cabin crews will cater to your needs.
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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]