Lanzarote without a car, planned in your pocket.

From the airport to your hotel, then on to Teguise, Famara or the ferry at Órzola. The app plans the journey on Intercity Lanzarote’s lines and lists every stop on the way.

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A little more exploring.

Your route, beautifully clear.

Your next journey

Where shall we go?

Choose where you start and where you are going. The answer names the Intercity Lanzarote line this guide publishes for that pair and links its guide; times stay with Intercity Lanzarote.

    All 42 published journeys

    From Lanzarote Airport

    From Puerto del Carmen

    From Playa Blanca

    From Costa Teguise

    From Arrecife

    From Caleta de Famara

    From Máguez

    • Máguez to Arrecife

      Scheduled service

      One printed line serves both places 7

      And back? The same way back.

    From Villa de Teguise

    • Villa de Teguise to Arrecife

      Scheduled service

      3 printed lines serve both places 75253

      Lines 52 and 53 showed departures on the weekday read and none on the Saturday or the Sunday (Intercity timetables of 7, 10 and 11 October 2026, read 5 October).

      And back? The same way back.

    From Jardín de Cactus

    From Arrieta

    • Arrieta to Arrecife

      Scheduled service

      2 printed lines serve both places 79

      And back? The same way back.

    From Punta Mujeres

    From Haría

    • Haría to Arrecife

      Scheduled service

      One printed line serves both places 7

      And back? The same way back.

    From Órzola

    • Órzola to Arrecife

      Scheduled service

      One printed line serves both places 9

      And back? The same way back.

    From Jameos del Agua

    From Mancha Blanca

    • Mancha Blanca to Arrecife

      Scheduled service

      3 printed lines serve both places 165253

      Lines 52 and 53 showed departures on the weekday read and none on the Saturday or the Sunday (Intercity timetables of 7, 10 and 11 October 2026, read 5 October).

      And back? The same way back.

    From Puerto Calero

    From Yaiza

    Most asked

    • 161: Lanzarote Airport → Puerto del Carmen

      Scheduled service

      Lanzarote Airport to Puerto del Carmen

    • 161, 61: Lanzarote Airport → Playa Blanca

      Scheduled service

      Lanzarote Airport to Playa Blanca

    • 22 or 23 + 3: Lanzarote Airport → Costa Teguise

      Change in Arrecife

      Lanzarote Airport to Costa Teguise

      No line runs from the airport to Costa Teguise: take line 22 on working weekdays or line 23 at weekends to Arrecife, then line 3. All journeys and times

      Read the full answer

    • Line 9: Arrecife → Órzola

      Scheduled service

      Arrecife to Órzola

    The app

    From the arrivals hall to the right stop

    Three screens from the Android app as it ships today.

    1. Plan screen of the Android app: a trip from Aeropuerto to Puerto del Carmen with a direct line 161 option.

      Plan

      Say where you are going

      Pick a resort, a town or a sight, and see which line takes you there.

    2. Journey detail in the Android app: a short walk to Aeropuerto T2, then line 161 towards Muelle de Playa Blanca with its intermediate stops listed.

      Ride

      See every stop on the way

      The walk to the stop, the line and its direction, and the stops in order, so you know where to get off.

    3. Explore tab of the Android app, Discover Lanzarote: Experience Lanzarote, the Discover Lanzarote map, live video and All bus lines.

      Explore

      Find your next day out

      Places to see, live island views and the full list of bus lines.

    Real screens from the Android app, version 0.8.57, captured 7 Oct 2026. The journey shown is one example; its times are for the date shown in the screen, so check the app or the departure boards on this site for your day.

    With a bus, with a car

    Where the published lines reach, and where they stop

    Where the lines reach

    The airport, Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca are joined by the lines on the map, and from Arrecife the buses reach Costa Teguise, Teguise, Caleta de Famara and Órzola, where the La Graciosa ferries leave.

    Where it does not

    There is no verified Intercity route to the Montañas del Fuego entrance in Timanfaya: arrange a car, taxi or organised excursion. Costa Teguise has no direct airport bus on this guide: change in Arrecife.

    Places

    Where the buses go

    All destinations · Lanzarote on its terrain

    The year on the island

    Arrecife and the airport

    Monthly normals for 1991–2020 from the climate table of the Lanzarote Airport station, beside Arrecife. They are averages over past years, not a forecast.

    Monthly normals at Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife)

    Daytime high Days with rain

    Monthly normals at Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife): Daytime high (°C), Days with rain.

    Daylight

    1. 10.5 h Jan
    2. 11.1 h Feb
    3. 11.9 h Mar
    4. 12.8 h Apr
    5. 13.6 h May
    6. 14 h Jun
    7. 13.8 h Jul
    8. 13.2 h Aug
    9. 12.3 h Sep
    10. 11.4 h Oct
    11. 10.7 h Nov
    12. 10.3 h Dec

    Day length is computed from the latitude for the middle of each month.

    The figures as a table
    Month Daytime high (°C) Night low (°C) Rainfall (mm) Days with rain Sunshine (h) Daylight (h)
    Jan 20.9 14.2 15.4 2.8 204.6 10.5
    Feb 21.5 14.4 16.1 2.5 200.6 11.1
    Mar 22.9 15.2 12.2 2.2 248 11.9
    Apr 23.8 16.1 4.1 0.9 258 12.8
    May 25.2 17.5 1.2 0.3 294.5 13.6
    Jun 26.7 19.2 0.1 0 291 14
    Jul 28.5 20.7 0 0 313.1 13.8
    Aug 29.5 21.5 0.5 0.1 303.8 13.2
    Sep 28.6 21 1.8 0.4 261 12.3
    Oct 27 19.6 12.8 2.1 232.5 11.4
    Nov 24.3 17.4 15.8 3 204 10.7
    Dec 22 15.5 21.4 3.2 201.5 10.3

    Source: Agencia Estatal de Meteorología — Wikipedia, "Arrecife", climate table (Weather box) · Normals 1991–2020 · read 2026-10-05 · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Sunshine — Source: Agencia Estatal de Meteorología · Normals 1991–2020

    Long-term averages from the published record. They describe a typical year, not a forecast for your dates.

    Before you set out

    The weather now, where it decides the day

    Current readings from Open-Meteo at four places this guide covers. They are measurements, not a statement about any bus or boat.

    Caleta de Famara

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    La Graciosa

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    Timanfaya National Park

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    Where the weather decides the plan

    • A day on Famara beach Strong waves and wind are characteristic here: follow local flags and qualified advice. Bring sun protection, water and a layer for wind.
    • The beaches of Costa Teguise Wind is part of Las Cucharas’ appeal for many visitors. Check conditions locally and choose sheltered water only when the day’s advice supports it.
    • A walk on La Graciosa Choose a shorter turnaround when heat, wind, footwear or ferry time make the full Caleta de Sebo–Montaña Amarilla circuit unwise. Carry water and sun protection.
    • A day in Timanfaya Carry water and sun protection, and do not leave marked visitor areas.

    Readings are measurements from Open-Meteo. Whether a bus or a ferry runs is for Intercity Lanzarote and the ferry operator to say, not this panel.

    Make room for something memorable

    A little more island.

    Good reasons to go a little further, with the transport details worth checking.

    How these links work

    Affiliate links: we may earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you. Selected activity links open GetYourGuide; destination photos are illustrative. Check the date, current price, meeting point and what is included before booking.

    Tours

    • GetYourGuide Lanzarote

      Lanzarote full-day island highlights tour

      An organised overview of Lanzarote's volcanic south and northern sights, useful when you want to cover places that do not form one simple public-bus day trip.

      Getting there: Pickup options are listed for several resorts, including Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise and Playa Blanca. The provider confirms the exact point and time the day before; itineraries can change.

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    Activities

    • GetYourGuide Puerto del Carmen and Papagayo coast

      Papagayo Beaches catamaran day trip

      A catamaran outing from Puerto del Carmen towards the Papagayo coast, with the itinerary and included activities shown on the product page.

      Getting there: The boat boards in Puerto del Carmen. Optional transport from selected resorts depends on the booked option, so follow the provider's meeting instructions rather than a public-bus stop.

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    Something else in mind? Explore more of Lanzarote, with current options and booking terms on GetYourGuide.

    Browse all experiences (opens in a new tab)

    A little island knowledge

    Before you head out.

    The local details that make a difference: what’s special, what’s on, and what to keep in mind.

    Good questions

    A little less guesswork.

    Clear answers for your first ride, and the next one.

    Which bus goes from Lanzarote Airport to my resort?

    Line 161 from T1 and T2 straight to Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca, every day. Line 22 to Arrecife on working weekdays, line 23 at the weekend. Costa Teguise is the Arrecife bus plus line 3. The airport guide prints every dated departure, with the stops on the way.

    The airport bus guide →

    Checked Aena: César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport bus access Intercity Lanzarote lines 161, 22, 23, 3

    Is there a direct airport bus to Costa Teguise?

    No. Take line 22 (working weekdays) or 23 (weekends) from the terminal to Arrecife, then line 3 to Playa Bastián, Pueblo Marinero or Hotel Salinas; line 1 adds only a few early-morning trips. The guide shows both legs on dated boards, so you can see whether the change fits your landing time before you fly.

    Airport to Costa Teguise, both legs →

    Checked Aena: César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport bus access Intercity Lanzarote lines 22, 23, 3, 1

    Can I pay the driver with a card, or do I need cash?

    Either. Intercity's customer page lists a bank card at the driver's terminal, the island's transport card, or cash with the exact amount in coins or a small banknote (the operator sets the maximum). Tell the driver your destination before you pay and keep the ticket to the end.

    Paying for buses on Lanzarote →

    Checked Intercity Lanzarote: Customer information

    How do I get to Timanfaya without a car?

    Not by public bus: no Intercity line stops at the Montañas del Fuego entrance, and this site has no stop it can honestly point you to. Line 16 passes Mancha Blanca and the park's visitor centre; the Volcano Route itself is a booked tour, a taxi or a hire car.

    Timanfaya, honestly →

    Checked CACT Lanzarote: Montañas del Fuego Intercity Lanzarote: Line 16: Arrecife – La Santa

    Can I do La Graciosa as a day trip by bus and ferry?

    Yes: line 9 from Arrecife bus station to the Órzola quay, then a ferry you book separately to Caleta de Sebo. The bus and the boat are two tickets and two timetables, so pick the line 9 back on the dated board before you choose your return sailing.

    La Graciosa by line 9 and ferry →

    Checked Intercity Lanzarote: Line 9: Arrecife – Órzola Turismo Lanzarote: La Graciosa visitor guidance Líneas Romero: Lanzarote–La Graciosa ferry schedules

    Do the buses run on Sundays and public holidays?

    Yes, but not the same ones. The airport line switches from 22 to 23 at the weekend, line 20 to Famara printed no weekend trips on the dates read, and line 7 to Haría runs more often. For the 2 November 2026 holiday, Intercity published the Sunday timetable on every line (the Sunday market line 11 printed none), so the boards treat that date as a Sunday.

    The airport board on its Sun & holidays table →

    Checked Intercity Lanzarote lines 22, 23 Intercity Lanzarote: Intercity line pages, dated snapshots read 12 October 2026 (ledger)

    Which Lanzarote beaches can I reach by bus?

    Most of the calm ones: Puerto del Carmen's Playa Grande, Chica, Los Pocillos and Matagorda on lines 2, 3 and 161; Costa Teguise's Las Cucharas and El Jablillo on lines 1 and 3; Playa Blanca's Flamingo and Dorada on line 30; Arrecife's El Reducto by the Intercambiador. Famara is a surf beach on line 20; the Papagayo coves are beyond the last stop.

    Beaches by bus, beach by beach →

    Checked Turismo Lanzarote: Lanzarote's top beaches Intercity Lanzarote lines 2, 3, 161, 1, 30, 20

    Is Lanzarote really doable without a car?

    From Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise or Arrecife, yes: the airport, Teguise, the Jardín de Cactus, Haría, Órzola and Famara are all on lines this site shows with dated times. The honest catches are Timanfaya's entrance and the Papagayo coves, and the car-free page says where a tour or a taxi is the better call.

    Lanzarote without a car →

    Checked Intercity Lanzarote: Intercity Lanzarote route directoryIntercity Lanzarote: Intercity line pages, dated snapshots read 12 October 2026 (ledger) CACT Lanzarote: Montañas del Fuego

    Will I still have the bus times when my phone loses signal?

    With the Lanzarote Bus app for Android, yes: its Google Play listing says it keeps the routes, stops and dated timetables on your phone when your connection is poor, so the way back stays in your pocket. It covers only the routes and dates it includes; the iPhone app is coming.

    The Android app →

    Checked Google Play: Lanzarote Bus: the Android app's listing

    See the island now: live views & films

    The island in motion

    Look in before you set out.

    Check a current camera feed when it is available, then explore two short films when you want ideas for the journey.

    Arrecife waterfront seen across bright blue water, with the city and hills beyond.

    Live camera

    Lanzarote Airport

    LIVE webcam from Lanzarote Airport

    A continuous airport panorama with a tracking camera for arriving and departing aircraft.

    Live feeds can pause, end or be replaced without notice. If the player is unavailable, use the camera directory below for another current view.

    LanzaroteWebcam · Source checked

    Recorded guides

    An official introduction and a widely watched visitor guide. These are films, not live pictures.

    Dark volcanic shore at El Golfo on Lanzarote.

    Official island film

    LANZAROTE - A Unique Island

    Volcanic colour, white villages, Atlantic light and the relationship between Lanzarote's landscape, culture and food.

    Turismo Lanzarote · Published

    View over Caleta de Famara and its long beach, Lanzarote.

    Popular visitor guide

    Lanzarote Vacation Travel Guide

    A well-established overview of César Manrique's architecture, Timanfaya, lava caves, Papagayo and the island's coastal villages.

    Expedia · Published

    The previews are this site’s own photographs, credited here; YouTube loads only when you press play. Photographs: Axel Cotón Gutiérrez / Wikimedia Commons · GerritR / Wikimedia Commons · GerritR / Wikimedia Commons

    Leave the hire car. Take the bus.

    Lanzarote Bus plans your journey on the island’s published bus lines, with every stop on the way.

    • Airport transfersWhich line leaves the airport for your resort, and where to change.
    • Day tripsVillages, beaches and sights, with the way back planned before you leave.
    • Stops in orderEvery stop on the line, so you get off at the right one.
    Lanzarote BusOn Google Play for Android Install