The capital of Lanzarote is preparing for an intense autumn and winter season in the cruise sector. The Port Authority of Las Palmas anticipates the call of 52 cruise ships in Arrecife throughout November, highlighting recently built vessels aimed at an audience with high purchasing power.
This Wednesday, November 4th, the cruise ships Sea Cloud II and Norwegian Star are docked in the city. The Sea Cloud II, an exclusive German sailing yacht with capacity for 94 tourists, offers a private yacht experience. Meanwhile, the Norwegian Star, from Norwegian Cruise Line, with capacity for 2,348 passengers and 1,031 crew members, will set sail tonight for Lisbon after a stay that generates consumption on the island.
The mayor of Arrecife, Yonathan de León, has highlighted the effectiveness of the municipal strategy in positioning the city as a key stopover point on the Atlantic and Northwest African coast circuits.
The luxurious Four Seasons I, launched in 2026 and coinciding with the company's 65th anniversary, will dock in Arrecife this Friday, November 6th, arriving from Morocco. This ultra-luxury yacht, making its debut in the Canary Archipelago, features 95 suites for 190 guests and a crew-to-passenger ratio of almost one to one. 7-night itineraries, including the stop in Arrecife, start from 25,000 euros for a basic suite.
