Panadería Quela La Graciosa
Bakery and pastry shop in Caleta de Sebo, near the ferry terminal, with freshly baked bread and handmade pastries.
Local La Graciosa bakery located in Caleta de Sebo, a short walk from the ferry pier. It offers fresh daily bread, pastries and sweets, plus sandwiches to take away. It is the village's bakery option and handy for breakfast or a snack before exploring the island.
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