Mallorca Ferry
Sète - Alcúdia
From southern France direct to the north of Mallorca, on selected dates only, with Corsica Ferries
- Seasonal, individual sailings rather than a daily service
- Overnight crossing, current duration shown per sailing
- Arrive at the terminal 90 minutes before departure with a vehicle
What you should know about the crossing
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Getting there & the terminal
Corsica Ferries checks in passengers in Sète at the Gare Maritime Orsetti, Avenue du Maréchal Juin, 34200 Sète. The port is near Montpellier and reached via the A9 and A75 motorways. In the final kilometres, follow the port signage and the current instructions on your ticket.
Check-in
Allow at least 90 minutes at the terminal before departure with a vehicle, or 30 minutes on foot. In peak season, or with a large vehicle, extra buffer time is worthwhile.
Have photo ID, your boarding pass and vehicle documents ready. Vehicle type and dimensions must match your booking.
On board
This route is a long Mediterranean crossing, often overnight. Depending on the ship in use, Corsica Ferries offers seating areas, cabins, catering and outdoor decks. The specific cabin category and fit-out only becomes clear at the booking stage for your sailing.
Vehicles, bikes & pets
Cars, motorhomes and motorbikes can travel, subject to the limited deck spaces available for that sailing. The car deck stays closed during the crossing. Take documents, medication, chargers and clothing up with you before leaving the vehicle. The checklist is in our car guide.
Corsica Ferries allows pets under the relevant booking options. Dogs must be kept on a lead; a muzzle, and for small animals a carrier, should be in your hand luggage.
Arrival & onward travel
In Alcúdia, the ferry docks at the Muelle Comercial in the north of the port. From here, onward travel to the north and north-east of Mallorca is shorter than from Palma. Plan any pick-up or onward journey around the confirmed arrival time, as actual duration varies by sailing.
Tickets & fares
This route has only a few sailings. Check the outbound and return legs together, and only compare offers with the same vehicle dimensions and cabin options. The live price is calculated from your travel details; rebooking and cancellation depend on the fare you choose.
Seasonal route from France
Individual overnight sailings from Sète to Mallorca
Sète lies west of Montpellier and is reachable via the A9 and A75. Corsica Ferries publishes a seasonal guideline of roughly one sailing a week for Sète-Alcúdia, but the current feed only lists individual confirmed dates. Duration and availability are therefore shown per sailing only.
- Crossing
- varies by sailing
- Operator
- Corsica Ferries
- Frequency
- individual dates
- Price from
- €18
Next departures
All details are provided without guarantee. The operator's departure time and your booking confirmation are binding.
FAQ Sète - Alcúdia
Frequently asked questions
Questions and answers about this seasonal route.
How often does the ferry from Sète to Mallorca run?+
Corsica Ferries quotes a seasonal guideline of around one sailing a week. However, the currently available feed only shows individual confirmed dates. Rely on the widget above, then double-check directly with the operator.
How long does Sète-Alcúdia take?+
Duration varies significantly from one sailing to the next. The reliable figure is the one shown in the specific departure entry in the timetable, not a general seasonal average.
How early do I need to be at the terminal?+
In Sète, allow at least 90 minutes at the terminal before departure with a vehicle, or 30 minutes on foot. Your ticket and the current departure notification remain binding.
Can I bring my car or motorhome?+
Yes, if vehicle spaces are bookable for that sailing. Dimensions and preparation are covered in our guide to taking your car to Mallorca; gas cylinders and towing are covered in our motorhome ferry guide.
Can my pet come on board?+
Corsica Ferries offers pet cabins and designated areas. Book the pet option together with your ticket; paperwork and operator rules are covered in our guide to travelling with a dog on the ferry.