Corralejo port sees 1,247,953 passengers in 2025

Canary ports record nearly 6 million passenger movements in the same period

The Canary Ports Authority closed 2025 with 5,781,622 passenger movements, an average of 15,840 per day. This confirms the “key” role of these infrastructures for inter‑island connectivity and the social and economic activity of coastal municipalities in the Canary Islands.

“Key” – the authority’s description of the ports’ importance.

Of the annual total, 5,476,547 movements were on regular lines, up 3.2 % compared with 2024 and accounting for 94.7 % of traffic. The remaining 305,075 movements were recorded on non‑regular services, according to a press release from the public entity.

The six busiest ports—Agaete, Corralejo, Playa Blanca, Morro Jable, Caleta de Sebo and Órzola—accounted for 96.8 % of passenger movements in 2025. In fact, just Agaete, Corralejo and Playa Blanca together concentrated 63.8 % of the total.

The Figures

• Port of Agaete (Gran Canaria) – 1,256,140 movements (6.6 % more than 2024)
• Port of Corralejo (Fuerteventura) – 1,247,953 movements
• Port of Playa Blanca (Lanzarote) – 1,183,241 movements
• Port of Morro Jable (Fuerteventura) – 743,956 movements
• La Graciosa connection (Caleta de Sebo – La Graciosa & Órzola – Lanzarote) – 1,162,460 movements combined

First Two Months of 2026

In the first two months of 2026, autonomous ports recorded 743,067 passenger movements, compared with 782,198 in the same period of 2025—a 5 % decline year‑on‑year. Regular‑line traffic accounted for 705,697 movements.

• Agaete began the year on an upward trend with 169,798 movements, 5.2 % higher than January–February 2025.
• Playa Blanca (Lanzarote) and Corralejo (Fuerteventura) together logged 356,296 movements in January and February.
• The Lanzarote–La Graciosa connection recorded 117,786 movements during the same period.