The Port of Barcelona is a major port in Catalonia, Spain. The port is divided into three zones: Port Vell (the Old Port), the commercial and industrial port, and the logistics port (Barcelona Free Port).
The port also hosts many transport links to the main city, which makes it easy for travellers to explore. The port also offers services such as security controls, baggage handling, parking, duty-free shops and spacious check-in areas.
Barcelona Port has designated terminals based on your mode of travel. Whether you're a foot passenger or travelling with a vehicle, will determine your access point to the embarkation area.

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Balearia uses Terminal F1 for routes to the Balearic Islands. Passengers with a vehicle: Boarding may be made from one of the following terminals: - Terminal F1 - Terminal TC The assigned terminal will depend on the availability of the berth and will be confirmed to the customer on the same day of the trip via WhatsApp.
Modes of Transport: Standard Car, Van (passenger), Motorcycle

Terminal Nord (Balearia Ticket Office) is reserved for foot passengers travelling with Balearia. From the Nord Terminal, a shuttle bus will take passengers to the ship. Port staff are usually available upon arrival for further assistance.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Bicycle

Balearia uses Terminal TC for routes to the Balearic Islands. Passengers with a vehicle: Boarding may be made from one of the following terminals: - Terminal F1 - Terminal TC The assigned terminal will depend on the availability of the berth and will be confirmed to the customer on the same day of the trip via WhatsApp.
Modes of Transport: Standard Car, Van (passenger), Motorcycle

Terminal F4 is designated for all vehicle passengers travelling with Balearia. This terminal is designed to host a large volume of vehicle passengers to ensure a smooth check-in process. Entrances are heavily signposted, however, if you need further assistance, port staff are usually available upon arrival.
Modes of Transport: Standard Car, Van (passenger), Motorcycle

F3 is the terminal in which Grimaldi Lines operate with routes to Italy and the Balearic Islands. All Grimaldi passengers, including vehicle and foot passengers, will check in at the Grimaldi Terminal located at Muelle de Costa F3. The terminal is accessible via public transport or a short walk from central Barcelona, such as Placa Portal de la Pau, near Las Ramblas. Both foot passengers and vehicles share the same terminal location but have different queuing and boarding procedures.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Bicycle, Motorcycle, Standard Car, Van (passenger)

F2 is the international terminal. Operators that disembark and embark from this terminal include Trasmed GLE, Algerie Ferries, GNV, and Balearia for specific routes. All passengers will embark from the same area of the terminal. Foot passengers and vehicle passengers will have different check-in procedures and will be signposted and easy to navigate once you arrive.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Van (passenger), Standard Car, Motorcycle
























Finally, Balearia is at the quality level it used to be. The same must be done for the Palma-Valencia route.
The best
Thank you gnv for this great journey