Puerto de Mogan Ferry – Blue Bird Glass Bottom, Prices & Timetable

Trude Elisabeth
7 days ago
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The Scenic Way to Travel Along the Coast of Mogán

If you’re visiting Puerto de Mogán, one of the most enjoyable and practical ways to explore the southwest coast of Gran Canaria is by sea.

The Blue Bird glass bottom ferry connects Puerto de Mogán with Puerto Rico, Anfi, and Arguineguín – giving you not just transport, but a beautiful coastal experience along the way.

🌊 Why Take the Ferry?

This isn’t just a transfer – it’s part of the experience.

Stunning coastal views you don’t see from the road
Relaxed journey with sea breeze
Glass bottom sections on some boats
No buses or winding roads

📍 Routes & Stops

The ferry operates daily between:

Puerto de Mogán
Puerto Rico
Anfi / Patalavaca
Arguineguín

⏰ Timetable Overview

Departures run regularly throughout the day in both directions between Mogán and Puerto Rico, with stops at Anfi and Arguineguín.

👉 Always check locally for exact daily timings.

💶 Prices

🔁 Return (Ida y vuelta)

Puerto Rico – Mogán
👤 Adult: 13€
👧 Child: 6.50€
Puerto Rico – Arguineguín
👤 Adult: 7.50€
👧 Child: 4.50€
Puerto Rico – Anfi
👤 Adult: 7.50€
👧 Child: 4.50€
Arguineguín – Mogán
👤 Adult: 20€
👧 Child: 12€
Anfi – Mogán
👤 Adult: 17€
👧 Child: 10€

➡️ One Way (Solo ida)

Puerto Rico – Mogán
👤 Adult: 7.50€
👧 Child: 4.50€
Puerto Rico – Arguineguín
👤 Adult: 4.50€
👧 Child: 3€
Puerto Rico – Anfi
👤 Adult: 4.50€
👧 Child: 3€
Arguineguín – Mogán
👤 Adult: 14€
👧 Child: 7.50€
Anfi – Mogán
👤 Adult: 11€
👧 Child: 6€

👶 Children

0–5 years: Free
6–12 years: Reduced prices shown above

🛍️ Extra Departures – Mogán Market (Friday)

Extra morning departures to Puerto de Mogán on market day:

From Puerto Rico: 09:15, 09:50, 10:50
From Anfi: 09:50
From Arguineguín: 09:40

🐬 A Little Extra

Some boats offer glass-bottom viewing, and there are also sea excursions available if you want more than just transport.

🌺 Local Tip

Where to Sit on the Ferry

If you want to get the most out of the journey, where you sit actually matters.

👉 Try to sit on the open top deck if possible – it gives you the best views and a much nicer experience overall.

👉 Most importantly:

Choose a seat on the side facing the coastline

That’s where all the scenery is – the cliffs, beaches, hidden coves, and little details you would completely miss from the road. If you sit on the opposite side, you’ll mostly just be looking out at open sea.

👉 If you’re not sure which side that is when boarding, just ask the crew – they’re used to it and will point you in the right direction.