New Catamaran To La Graciosa

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From Lanzarote island hop by set sailing on a new catamaran to La Graciosa for a brilliant island holiday.

July will see the launch of a new catamaran to La Graciosa, costing close to 1 million euro. The catamaran in being built in France and will soon be arriving in Lanzarote.

The new catamaran to La Graciosa after it’s debut in July will be the most attractive excursion on the island for the I Love La Graciosa Catamaran excursion.

The new catamaran to La Graciosa is a two storey Catamaran, which will also launch new sailings between Puerto del Carmen to Papagayo.

The existing I Love La Graciosa Catamaran is one of the popular excursions which start from Lanzarote to La Graciosa, a quiet and unspoilt island just 30 minutes away. This excursion is truly unforgettable for the sole reason that it offers lots and lots of pure indulgence, whether it be freshly prepared Paella or your when you swim or snorkel near the bay of Playa Francesa in La Graciosa.

The I Love La Graciosa Catamaran excursion is run by Lanzarote’s reputed boat company Lineas Romero, which has an excellent fleet of Ferries and catamarans. Lineas Romero also started a new waterbus, Cala San Vicente connecting Playa Blanca - Marina Rubicón - Papagayo on 27th June 2016.

Nonetheless, we will keep you updated on the status of the new Catamaran to La Graciosa, when it will arrive in Lanzarote, when it is launched so that you can book the excursion and enjoy sailing to the beautiful island of La Graciosa and have a splendid experience.

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