Ferry to Mallorca (Majorca)

Mallorca (or Majorca) is the largest of the Balearic Islands and one of the most popular destinations in the Mediterranean. It’s well connected by ferry from mainland Spain and neighbouring islands, offering an easy and scenic way to reach this beautiful destination. Travelling by ferry is ideal for those who want to bring their car, enjoy a relaxed crossing, and take in beautiful sea views along the way.

Planning your trip to the Balearic Islands is easy with regular Mallorca ferries operating from mainland Spain. Ferries to Mallorca operate year-round, with extra sailings during the busy summer months from May to September. Spring and autumn are particularly lovely times to visit, offering warm weather, quieter roads, and fewer crowds at the beaches.

Explore ferry schedules, ferry routes, and dates to Mallorca from mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands, and France, compare ferry tickets and check the duration of the journey to find the best option for your trip. Book your Mallorca ferry today!

Ferry Schedules to Mallorca (Majorca)

Mallorca is easily accessible from both mainland Spain and the other Balearic Islands. The island’s two main ports are Palma de Mallorca and Alcudia, which connect several popular routes:

Mainland Spain to Mallorca

Balearic Islands / Inter-Island to Mallorca

France → Mallorca

Which Ferry Company goes to Mallorca?

You can travel to Mallorca with several leading ferry operators, including:

• Balearia
• Trasmed GLE
• Grandi Navi Veloci
• Corsica Ferries

Each ferry company offers comfortable onboard facilities, including lounges, cafes, sun decks, and on some routes, private cabins for overnight travel.

Ferry Ports in Mallorca

Mallorca has two main ferry ports:

• Palma de Mallorca – Located on the southwest coast, near the island’s capital. Ideal for travellers staying in Palma, the southern beaches, or exploring the Serra de Tramuntana mountains.
• Alcudia – Situated on the north coast, perfect for visitors coming from Menorca or exploring the northern beaches and countryside.

Both ports are well equipped with cafes, shops, car hire services, and good transport links, making onward travel around the island easy and convenient.

Ferries to Mallorca: How Long Is the Crossing?

It depends on the ferry route. The most popular route to Mallorca is Barcelona to Palma de Mallorca, operated by Balearia or Trasmed GLE, which takes approximately 7 hours and 15 minutes on average, depending on the sailing.

How much are ferry tickets to Mallorca?

Ferry ticket prices to Mallorca vary depending on the departure port, the time of year, the type of cabin or seating you choose, and whether you’re travelling with a vehicle. For example, the Barcelona to Mallorca route starts from approximately £85 / €98 for 2 adults and 1 car.

To find the most accurate prices for your travel, we recommend searching for ferry tickets directly on our website, where you can compare options and book your journey easily.

Can I do a day trip from Menorca to Mallorca?

Yes! Take the Ciutadella (Menorca) to Alcudia (Mallorca) ferry with Balearia or Corsica Ferries. The crossing is about 1 hour 15 minutes, making a same-day return easy. Enjoy Alcudia’s beaches, explore Palma, or relax on a scenic trip before returning to Menorca.

Planning a trip to Mallorca is easy with several convenient ferry options from mainland Spain. You can take the ferry Barcelona to Mallorca or the ferry Valencia to Palma, both offering comfortable sailings. The Barcelona Mallorca journey is especially popular, with multiple daily departures that allow you to travel with your car or as a foot passenger. On our website, you can check schedules, compare ticket prices, and book your ferry, making it simple to plan a stress-free journey to Mallorca.