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Palma de Mallorca

Port of Palma de Mallorca

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Palma de Mallorca: ferries, timetables and prices

Palma de Mallorca is the main ferry port on the island of Mallorca and one of the busiest in the Balearic Islands. From here you can travel with your vehicle to Barcelona, Valencia, Denia and to other islands such as Ibiza and Formentera. These routes are ideal for holidays with family, friends or your car, connecting Mallorca with mainland Spain and the rest of the archipelago. On TheBato you can compare ferry companies, timetables and prices in a single search, add your car, van or motorbike and choose between seats and cabins, with support in English and Spanish.

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Popular routes from Palma de Mallorca

  • Palma de Mallorca ↔ Barcelona – frequent crossings all year, with day and night ferries
  • Palma de Mallorca ↔ Valencia – direct link to eastern Spain with space for vehicles
  • Palma de Mallorca ↔ Denia – connection to the Costa Blanca, often via Ibiza (depending on schedule)
  • Palma de Mallorca ↔ Ibiza / Formentera – ideal island-hopping routes within the Balearics

Tip: for summer, Easter, Christmas and long weekends, ferries from Palma de Mallorca can be very busy. Book as early as possible and compare departures to Barcelona, Valencia, Denia, Ibiza and Formentera on TheBato to find more options and better prices.

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Timetables and crossing time

Ferry timetables from Palma de Mallorca vary by route, company and season, with more departures in summer and on busy holiday dates. As a guideline, Palma ↔ Barcelona and Palma ↔ Valencia usually take around 7–8 hours on standard ferries. Some services via Ibiza or Formentera may take longer. Routes between Palma and Ibiza / Formentera are shorter and typically last around 3–4 hours, depending on the operator and sea conditions. On TheBato you can see departure and arrival times, approximate duration and onboard accommodation (seat or cabin) for each sailing.


Prices and how to save

  • Book well in advance for summer, Easter, Christmas and long weekends.
  • Compare different days of the week and departure times (night vs. day crossings) to find better prices.
  • If you travel with a car, van or motorbike, reserve your vehicle space early: capacity for vehicles can sell out fast on peak dates.
  • Check alternative routes and ports such as Ibiza, Denia or Valencia on TheBato to find the best balance between duration and price.

Documents and boarding

  • Check-in: usually 60–90 minutes before departure with vehicle; around 45–60 minutes for foot passengers (arrive earlier in high season).
  • Travel documents: on routes within Spain and the EU, a valid ID card or passport is normally sufficient. Non-EU passengers should check entry and residence rules in advance.
  • Vehicle papers: registration document, insurance and valid technical inspection for cars, vans and motorbikes.
  • Travelling with children: some companies may request additional authorisation when a minor travels with one parent or relatives. Check requirements before departure.
  • Pets: most ferries accept pets with leash or carrier and up-to-date vaccinations. Always review each company’s pet policy when booking.

How to get to Palma de Mallorca port

  • By road: the port of Palma is close to the city centre, along the seafront (Paseo Marítimo), and is connected by main roads to other parts of the island.
  • Bus: urban and intercity buses link the port area with Palma centre, tourist zones and nearby towns.
  • Airport: Palma de Mallorca Airport is about 15–20 minutes away by car or bus; regular services connect the airport with the city and port area.
  • Taxi: taxis are widely available at the airport, city centre and tourist areas; allow extra time in peak season.
  • Parking: there are public and private car parks near the ferry terminal; always check local signs, opening hours and prices, especially if leaving your vehicle for several days.

Port services

Palma de Mallorca port handles passenger ferries, cruises and freight traffic. Facilities include ticket offices and check-in desks, customs and security controls, waiting rooms, toilets, cafés, nearby shops and services for passengers with reduced mobility. In high season, queues can form at check-in and boarding, so arriving early with all your documents ready is strongly recommended.


Why book with TheBato

We compare multiple ferry companies operating between Palma de Mallorca, mainland Spain and the other Balearic Islands so you can plan your trip in one place. Add your vehicle or travel on foot, choose your timetable and onboard accommodation and pay securely online. Our team is used to helping families, workers and holidaymakers travelling around Spain and the Balearics, with support in English and Spanish via WhatsApp and email.


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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What ferry routes operate from Palma de Mallorca?

From Palma de Mallorca there are regular ferries to Barcelona, Valencia and Denia on mainland Spain, as well as services to Ibiza, Formentera and other Balearic ports, depending on the season and operator.

How long is the ferry from Palma to Barcelona or Valencia?

Crossings between Palma de Mallorca and Barcelona or Valencia usually take around 7–8 hours on conventional ferries, although exact times depend on the company, type of vessel and route (direct or via Ibiza/Formentera).

How long is the ferry from Palma to Ibiza or Formentera?

Ferries between Palma and Ibiza or Formentera are shorter routes and typically last around 3–4 hours, depending on the operator and sea conditions.

Are there ferries from Palma de Mallorca all year round?

Yes. Ferries between Palma de Mallorca and mainland Spain operate throughout the year, with more departures in summer and on holiday periods. Services to Ibiza and Formentera are also frequent, especially in high season.

Can I travel with a car or motorbike?

Yes. Most ferries from Palma de Mallorca accept cars, vans and motorbikes. Select “with vehicle” when searching on TheBato and provide the correct type and dimensions when you book.

When should I arrive at Palma de Mallorca port for boarding?

If you are travelling with a vehicle, plan to arrive 60–90 minutes before departure. Foot passengers should be at the port 45–60 minutes before departure, and a bit earlier during peak season.

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