Palma Valencia Ferry
Ferry travel from Palma to Valencia offers a relaxing alternative way to travel between the Balearic Islands and mainland Spain. Expect a smooth and comfortable ride, especially on modern ferries, which offer a variety of amenities to accommodate the journey.
Upon arriving in Valencia, you'll dock at the city's port, which is close to the vibrant city centre. Valencia is known for its stunning architecture, delicious cuisine, and Mediterranean culture. After disembarking, you can easily explore the city's historic sites, bustling markets, and beautiful parks, or enjoy a visit to the famous City of Arts and Sciences.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Palma-Valencia
Frequently Asked Questions About Palma-Valencia
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About Valencia
Valencia Port is located in the heart of the Valencia Region, it has excellent road and rail connections to the centre of Spain, making it the ideal natural port for Madrid.
Multiple ferry companies operate from Valencia Port which creates many destination options for travellers to choose from. The port also has many amenities to offer, a tourist information centre, duty-free, souvenir shops, internet access, toilets, and a restaurant.
About Palma
Palma Port, located in Palma de Mallorca, is a bustling hub in the Balearic Islands, Spain. Known for its scenic beauty and vibrant activity, the port blends modern amenities with historical charm. It serves as a gateway for cruise ships, yachts, and ferries, connecting the island to mainland Spain and neighbouring islands.
The area around the port features a stunning marina, upscale restaurants, boutique shops, and cultural landmarks such as the iconic La Seu Cathedral. Popular with tourists and locals alike, Palma Port is a prime destination for maritime enthusiasts and a cornerstone of Mallorca's economy.
Palma to Valencia Ships
Reviews For Palma-Valencia
The VIP lounge was in…
The VIP lounge was in disrepair, and the workers were very rude to us when someone complained about the noise and water leaks in the hallways. One of the workers yelled at the people who complained, and they yelled back in an excessively rude manner. "I don't care how you are anymore; we have enough to deal with, spending all day trying to fix this," was one of the phrases one of these rude workers used with the passengers. I preferred to stay quiet because if I said anything and they yelled back at me in the same way, there would definitely have been a big fight between them and me, and when I get angry, I don't think twice about how I defend myself against aggression. In the end, they spent almost two hours trying to fix it, but nothing worked because the hallways continued to leak water all night, and the air conditioning didn't work, so we were incredibly hot in that lounge. I ended up going to the lounge to spend the rest of the five-hour trip. For these reasons, I'm giving the trip a bad rating because of the workers. And their rudeness. And another thing, I need an invoice for the trip, and the shipping company told me I have to ask Aferry for it, but the problem is there's no way to contact them. The problem is that the invoice isn't in my name; it has to be in the name of the company I work for, but I have no one to contact to get it. And if I don't have an invoice, the company I work for won't reimburse me. So the trip was terrible. I'll try never to buy from that agency again, and I'll look for another shipping company.
I loved it, but it…
I loved it, but it was definitely freezing on the boat. Otherwise, it was great.
Approved 😜
Approved 😜