Ferry Routes to Mallorca
Ferry routes to Mallorca connect the Spanish mainland directly to the Balearic Sea, with vessels arriving in either Palma or the northern bay of Alcúdia. Baleària and Trasmediterránea are the largest operators navigating this busy Mediterranean corridor, moving millions of passengers and vehicles annually. You can easily drive your car off the ramp and continue your trip west to Ibiza or east to Menorca. Look at the ferry map above to find the shortest sea crossing from Barcelona or Valencia.
From Spain to Mallorca
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Toulon ↔ AlcudiaCorsica Ferries · 14u 30movernight🚗 ✓🚐 ✓Stopover: CiutadellaFrom €99Showing all
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Start in AprToulon ↔ AlcudiaCorsica Ferries · 14u 30movernight🚗 ✓🚐 ✓Stopover: CiutadellaFrom €99
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Ferry Routes to Mallorca
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands in Spain. In 2026, the dominant ferry operators in this region include Balearia, GNV, and Trasmed. The island has two main arrival ports: Palma, located in the south, and Alcudia, located in the north.
| Departure Port | Arrival Port | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | Palma | 7 to 8 hours. Daily overnight sailings with cabin options available. |
| Valencia | Palma | 7 to 9 hours. Connects the mainland to the Balearic capital. |
| Barcelona | Alcudia | 5 to 6 hours. Typically a faster alternative for those coming from northeast Spain. |
- Inter-Island Links: Daily ferries connect Mallorca to Menorca via the Alcudia to Ciudadela route and to Ibiza via the Palma to Ibiza Town route.
- Boarding Requirements: Passengers traveling with vehicles must arrive at the terminal at least 90 minutes prior to departure for check-in and security procedures.
- Port Choice: Palma is the primary hub for cruise ships and international travelers. Alcudia is the preferred port for those traveling from northern Spain or heading to Menorca.
