Book Ferries to between Ibiza and Formentera with AFerry.co.uk

Aquabus was founded in 1985 to provide transport between the Balearic islands of Ibiza and Formentera. You can use AFerry to compare and book Aquabus Ferries.

See below for the latest timetables and the best prices customers have found recently. If you see a price you like, use the Get Price button to book!

Overview

Check-in Information

Check-in is at least 30 minutes prior to departure for all passengers.

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    On board with Aquabus Ferries

    The size of the Aquabus vessels allows them to sail close to shore, giving passengers superb views of the Ibiza and Formentera coastlines from the top deck, where there is ample seating.

    Aquabus prides itself in providing a relaxed family atmosphere on board, on a sailing that takes just 40 minutes, making the trip a great choice for people travelling with children.

    About Aquabus Ferries

    Aquabus was founded in Ibiza in 1985, to provide a family friendly, low cost service to the nearby island of Formentera, without compromising on quality of service.

    Whether you use the Ibiza Formentera ferry, or the Formentera Ibiza route, you're bound to have a relaxing and comfortable journey with Aquabus safe in the knowledge that you got a great deal with AFerry.

    Reviews

    • 28 Sep
      A Good Priced Crossing

      • All ok but boat is small and a bit up and down at times in the choppy waters but I don't get seasick but one person did.I would book this again

        Review by LINDA MCMILLAN

    • 26 Apr
      Absolutely Faaaaan-tastic

      • GREAT price from Aferry, lovely sunny trip on the boat. Beers on arrival. Whats not to love???

        Review by The CRO guy

    • 10 Jan
      Wonderful company!

      • Very good service and very pleasant travel.

        Review by Basarab Nicolescu