La Graciosa: Caleta del Sebo Port in real time

La Graciosa: Caleta del Sebo port live

Caleta del Sebo on the island of La Graciosa bring together in a single frame one of the most distinctive maritime enclaves of Lanzarote. From here ferries depart and arrive from Órzola, while dozens of fishing and recreational boats rock in waters of an almost Caribbean turquoise. Thanks to our real-time webcam, you can check the state of the port, the swell, and the atmosphere of the waterfront before planning your crossing.

A marina between Lanzarote and the ocean

Caleta del Sebo port combines two worlds in a single frame. On one hand, the sport and fishing marina, where small local boats coexist with pleasure yachts, all sheltered by a breakwater that moderates the Atlantic swell. On the other hand, the imposing massif of Famara, on Lanzarote's north coast, rises in the background as a curtain of volcanic rock that closes the horizon over the sea.

The coastal promenade that runs along the port is a favorite spot for locals and visitors to walk or cycle at sunset. The waters are remarkably clear even on days with more swell, revealing the rocky and sandy seabed from the shore itself. For this reason, this area is a common spot for calm swimming for those staying near the pier.

Ferry arrivals and life in the port

The port is also the main gateway to the island: this is where the ferries of the Órzola–La Graciosa, which cover the route in about twenty minutes. Therefore, the camera is especially useful for checking sea conditions and visibility before boarding, especially on days with mist or northerly winds, common around Famara.

Around the pier much of Caleta del Sebo's daily activity is concentrated: fishermen preparing their gear, cyclists riding the promenade, and pleasure boats setting off for Playa de las Conchas or snorkeling routes in the Chinijo Archipelago Marine Reserve.

Questions about Caleta del Sebo port

What can you see on this webcam of La Graciosa's port?
The camera shows Caleta del Sebo's marina in real time, the moored boats, and the Famara cliffs in the background on Lanzarote's north coast. It's useful for checking sea conditions before taking the ferry.

Is this where the ferry from Órzola arrives?
Yes. Caleta del Sebo port is the docking point for the ferries that connect La Graciosa with Órzola, on the north of Lanzarote, on a journey of about twenty minutes.

Can you swim near the port?
Yes, the waters along the waterfront are calm and clear, ideal for a short swim. For beaches with more sandy space, Playa de las Conchas is within easy walking distance.

What are the cliffs seen in the background?
It's the Famara massif on Lanzarote's north coast, one of the island's most spectacular volcanic formations and a visual landmark visible from all of La Graciosa.

Are there activities that depart from this port?
Yes. Boat excursions with snorkeling and dolphin-watching depart from the marina, as do the regular passenger ferries to Órzola.