Ferry from Valencia to Ibiza

When traveling by ferry from Valencia to Ibiza, you can take advantage of the regular discounts offered to specific traveler categories. These discounts differ from one company to another, but typically you can expect reduced ticket prices for:

• Infants and toddlers up to 2 years old to travel free of charge.
• Children up to 11-13 years old (up to a 50% discount)
• Seniors (60+)

Additionally, residents of the Balearic Islands are entitled to a 85% discount.

The ferries connecting Valencia and Ibiza offer a range of modern amenities and services, ensuring a comfortable and relaxed journey. Onboard most ferries, you’ll typically find:

• Air-conditioned lounges and on spacious outdoor decks
• Restaurants and snack bars
• Onboard shops, where you can buy souvenirs, travel essentials and other products.
• Children’s areas, designed to keep younger passengers entertained throughout the trip.
• Wi-Fi Internet connection available throughout the crossing via data packages

Vessels are equipped with garages for transporting cars, campervans and motorbikes.

Cabins and accommodation

When traveling from Valencia to Ibiza by ferry, you can book a cabin for a more private and relaxed journey. On most ferries, you generally have the option between internal cabins, external cabins (with a sea view), luxury suites (with a double bed) and pet-friendly cabins. Cabin prices start at around €107.

Alternatively, you can book airplane-style numbered seats or a seat in the business lounge to travel in comfort. Prices start at around €23.

How much luggage is allowed on the ferries?

Ferry companies operating on this route have different luggage policies. More specifically:

• Trasmed allows each passenger to carry up to 30 kg per luggage item.
• With Baleària, there are no limitations on the amount of luggage, as long as you can carry and handle it on your own. There are open luggage trunks in the passenger lounges for your luggage.
• On the ferries of GNV, passengers can carry up to 2 pieces of personal luggage.

Amenities for people with disabilities

The ferry companies on the Valencia to Ibiza route offer dedicated amenities and services designed to ensure a smooth and comfortable crossing for all passengers with reduced mobility (PRM).

Accessibility features vary from vessel to vessel, but most ferries are generally equipped with elevators and ramps, making it easy for wheelchair users to move between decks. Additional services include wheelchair-friendly bathrooms and dedicated staff assistance.

Can I travel with my pet?

Pets are allowed on most ferries from Valencia to Ibiza, provided you include it in your booking. Depending on the ferry company, you may have the option of bringing your four-legged pet with you in a carrier or on a lead, as well as booking a spot in the onboard kennels or a pet-friendly cabin.

Prices for pet ferry tickets range from €10 to €25, depending on the type of accommodation, pet size and ferry company.

Don’t forget to bring along the necessary health documents, tickets and any pet supplies you may need for the journey.

For more information, check out our detailed guide on traveling by ferry with pets in Spain.

Here are some top travel tips for your trip from Valencia to Ibiza:

• The port of Valencia can get quite busy in the summer, so we suggest you arrive at least 1.5 hr in advance, especially if you are traveling with your vehicle.
• As the ferries to Ibiza generally travel overnight, we recommend booking a cabin for greater privacy and comfort. Alternatively, you can also book a reclining seat or a seat in the business lounge.
• In Ibiza, it is best if you use public transport or your vehicle to move around. If you’re looking to bring along your car, make sure to book vehicle tickets as early as possible.
• From the port of Ibiza, you can easily organize a day trip to Formentera. With the Ibiza-Formentera ferry lasting 30 min to 1 hr, planning a short excursion is a breeze.
• You can also travel by ferry from Valencia to Formentera and other Balearic Islands. Explore all available connections from Valencia and start planning your next adventure!

Where to take the ferry from Valencia to Ibiza

Ferries to Ibiza depart from the port of Valencia, one of Spain’s largest and busiest passenger ports. It’s located about 4 km from the city center and is well-connected to the rest of Valencia. You can easily get there by car, taxi and public transport.

Near the port you’ll find cafés, restaurants and shops, as well as ticket offices, restrooms, and waiting areas.

How to get to the port of Valencia?

The port is around a 45-50 minute walk from Valencia's historic center. While it's a longer stroll, you can enjoy the route through the city's lively neighborhoods and along the waterfront.

• By car: follow signs for Puerto de Valencia (Valencia Port). The port area offers parking facilities for both short and long stays. If you're boarding with a vehicle, make sure to follow the dedicated lanes for ferry embarkation.
• By taxi: taxis offer a quick, hassle-free ride to the port. A journey from the city center typically takes around 10-15 min, depending on traffic.
• By bus: several EMT Valencia bus lines connect the city center to the port area. Lines 4 and 19 are among the most convenient options, with stops close to the ferry terminal. Frequency may vary depending on the time of day and season.
• By train: Valencia's main railway station, Estación del Norte, is located in the heart of the city, about 4 km from the port. From there, you can easily reach the ferry terminal by bus, taxi or metro.
• By plane: Valencia Airport (VLC) is located approximately 10 km west of the port. You can reach the ferry terminal in around 20-25 min by taxi or private transfer. Alternatively, take the metro (lines 3 or 5) to the city center and then connect to the port by bus or taxi.

Where does the ferry arrive in Ibiza?

Ferries from Valencia dock at Eivissa, the port of Ibiza, which is on the southwest coast of the island, just 1.5 km from Ibiza's Old Town, the Dalt Vila. You can easily get to town on foot in about 15-20 min or by car or taxi is a quite 5-min ride.

Bus services connect the port with Ibiza Town, the airport, and many resorts across the island. If you prefer to explore at your own pace, car and scooter rental agencies are also available right by the port.