Baleària Canarias is modernizing three Canary Islands ferries
Baleària Canarias plans to enhance comfort on three Ferries in its Canary Islands fleet. The “Volcán de Taidía,” the “Volcán de Tagoro,” and the “Volcán de Tinamar” will have their passenger areas modernized. The dining areas on the two high-speed Ferries will also be renovated.
The Baleària shipping company unveiled the measures on October 16, 2026. The focus is on the ships’ amenities and onboard offerings.
New Passenger Areas on Two High-Speed Ferries
The passenger and dining areas on the two high-speed ferries, Volcán de Taidía and Volcán de Tagoro, are being renovated. The redesigned spaces are intended to make the onboard experience more pleasant. The exterior appearance of both ferries will also be updated. Their hulls will feature the Baleària Canarias design.
The Volcan de Tagoro high-speed ferry at the Naviera Armas ferry terminal.
The “Volcán de Taidía” and the “Volcán de Tagoro” connect Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Fuerteventura. Their service area covers the triangle formed by Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and Morro Jable. This includes the routes from Santa Cruz de Tenerife to Las Palmas and from Morro Jable to Las Palmas.
Premium Seats for the “Volcán de Tinamar”
The shipping company is continuing the work on the “Volcán de Tinamar” that began this summer. The plan is to renovate the passenger areas with premium-class seats. In addition, onboard services are set to be improved. For you as a traveler, the focus will primarily be on the improved seating and lounge areas.
The “Volcán de Tinamar” connects Cádiz on the Spanish mainland with the Canary Islands.
Baleària Canarias Plans to Invest 45 Million Euros in Its Fleet
The three ships are the first phase of a broader modernization program. Baleària Canarias plans to invest a total of 45 million euros in this program over the next three years.
The budget covers the modernization of the entire Canary Islands fleet. Additional ships are expected to follow. The goal is to bring the Ferries acquired from Naviera Armas up to the Baleària Group’s equipment standards.
