Mallorca Ferry
Toulon - Alcúdia
From the Côte d'Azur direct to Mallorca, with a live timetable rather than a general seasonal figure
- Seasonal overnight sailing with Corsica Ferries
- Around 13½ to 20 hours per sailing in the current feed
- Arrives in Alcúdia on Mallorca's north coast
What you should know about the crossing
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Getting there & the terminal
The ferry terminal is at 2 avenue de l'Infanterie de Marine, 83000 Toulon, in the commercial port. By car, reach Toulon via the A50 from Marseille or the A57 from Nice. Follow the current Corsica Ferries signage in the final approach to the port.
Check-in
In Toulon, Corsica Ferries recommends being at the port at least two hours before departure. Allow this much time for the long overnight crossing even if a general minimum deadline is quoted as shorter. Have photo ID, your boarding pass and vehicle documents ready.
With a vehicle, the type and dimensions must match your booking. Especially in peak season, getting to the right port area needs extra buffer time.
On board
On the long Mediterranean crossing, cabins, seating areas, catering and outdoor decks are available depending on the ship. Which cabin category is free is shown in the booking. For an overnight crossing, accommodation is a more important comparison point than a small difference in the sailing price.
Vehicles, bikes & pets
Cars, motorhomes and motorbikes can travel, subject to available deck capacity. The car deck stays closed during the crossing, so pack documents, medication and clothing into a bag beforehand. The full checklist is in our car guide.
Corsica Ferries offers pet cabins and designated areas. Dogs must be kept on a lead; a muzzle, and for small animals a carrier, should be in your hand luggage. Details are in the pet comparison table.
Arrival & onward travel
In Alcúdia, the ferry docks at the Muelle Comercial. The port is on Mallorca's north coast and suits the bay of Alcúdia, Pollença and the north-east particularly well. Plan any pick-up or onward journey around the confirmed arrival time, as crossing time varies considerably by ship.
Tickets & fares
This route is seasonal and not available daily. Plan the outbound and return legs together, and compare identical vehicle and cabin details. The live price only becomes reliable once you enter your details; changes and cancellations depend on the fare you choose.
Overnight sailing from France
Skipping the overland route through Spain
Toulon-Alcúdia links southern France with northern Mallorca on a seasonal basis. In the current feed, scheduled crossings run roughly 13½ to 20 hours depending on the ship, spread across around two sailing days a week. Corsica Ferries sometimes publishes more possible sailings for the season; what counts is the specific departure.
- Crossing
- approx. 13½-20 hrs
- Operator
- Corsica Ferries
- Frequency
- approx. 2 days/week
- Price from
- €16
Next departures
All details are provided without guarantee. The operator's departure time and your booking confirmation are binding.
FAQ Toulon - Alcúdia
Frequently asked questions
Answers about this seasonal ferry route.
Is there a direct ferry from Toulon to Mallorca?+
Yes, Corsica Ferries sails direct from Toulon to Alcúdia on a seasonal basis. The widget above shows which dates fall within the bookable period.
How long does Toulon-Alcúdia take?+
In the current feed, sailings run roughly between 13½ and 20 hours. Ship and crossing time vary, so check the specific entry in the timetable.
How early do I need to be at the terminal?+
In Toulon, Corsica Ferries recommends being at the port at least two hours before departure. Your ticket and the current departure notification remain binding.
Can I bring a car or motorhome?+
Yes, as long as vehicle spaces are still bookable. Dimensions and the car deck are explained in our guide to taking your car to Mallorca; motorhome details are in our motorhome ferry guide.
Can my pet come on board?+
Corsica Ferries offers pet cabins and designated areas. Book your pet along with your ticket and read the rules in our guide to travelling with a dog on the ferry.