Mallorca Ferries

About us

mallorcaferries.com is an independent information and comparison site for ferry connections to Mallorca. It covers routes from the Spanish mainland (Barcelona, Valencia, Dénia), seasonal routes from France (Toulon, Sète), and routes between Mallorca and the other Balearic Islands. The routes are operated by several shipping companies, including Baleària, Trasmediterránea, Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV) and Corsica Ferries.

On time alone the plane beats the ship to Mallorca, so the ferry has to earn its place another way. It earns it when something travels with you that no cabin bag holds: a car for the mountain roads, a motorhome, a dog. And it earns it when Mallorca is not the whole trip, because the same operators link the island with Ibiza and Menorca. After that the field narrows quickly. Dénia and the fast ferry to Alcúdia are daytime crossings you can build a day around, Barcelona and Valencia to Palma mostly sail overnight and save a hotel night, and Toulon and Sète begin the sea passage in France. Then comes the arrival port, since Palma lies in the south and Alcúdia in the north, which often decides more about your first day ashore than the hours at sea did. We compare the crossings on duration, operator and timetable.

Key facts

Website
mallorcaferries.com, independent information and comparison site for ferries to Mallorca
Subject
Ferry connections to Mallorca: routes from the Spanish mainland, France and the neighboring islands
Ferry operators
Baleària, Trasmediterránea (Trasmed GLE), Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV) and Corsica Ferries operate the routes
Operator of this site
Cruise Media GmbH, Ulrichstein, Germany
Booking
via our booking partner Direct Ferries; their current prices, availability and terms apply
Languages
17 language versions, English is the primary edition
Content
routes, timetables, operators, ferry ports, ticket prices

What this site is not

mallorcaferries.com is an independent guide. We are not a Mallorca travel guide and not a hotel or general travel portal; we deliberately leave out sightseeing, hotel bookings, flights and rental cars. We are also not one of the ferry operators' own websites. We do not sell tickets ourselves: bookings are completed with our partner Direct Ferries, and their current prices, availability and terms apply.

Last updated: August 7, 2026