Eleanor Roosevelt: Baleària’s fast ferry to Mallorca

Want to travel to the Balearic Islands this summer? Learn about Baleària’s new fast ferry to Ibiza and Mallorca!

See ferry schedules, routes and on-board services for the Eleanor Roosevelt high-speed ferry, and book cheap ferry tickets to the Balearic Islands online!

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The pretty port town of Ibiza

The world's longest fast ferry by Baleària

Eleanor Roosevelt, Baleària’s new ferry serving routes to the Balearic Islands, is the world’s longest fast ferry! The modern vessel comes with all amenities for a comfortable, safe and enjoyable trip, such as cabins and premium lounges.

The impressive high-speed ferry measures 123 metres in length and 28 metres in width.

The fast ferry, traveling to Mallorca via Ibiza since May 2021, can accommodate 1,200 passengers and 450 cars on its car deck! So, there’s plenty of room for everyone if you’re thinking of visiting the Balearic Islands this summer.

Also, you can choose standard seating or upgrade to First Class or VIP seating, to enjoy the comfort and enhanced space of the ferry’s roomy lounges, one of which features a 180° panoramic view!

Baleària’s high-tech vessel operates on liquefied natural gas (LNG) and has a maximum speed of over 40 knots, which means you can get to the Spanish islands really fast.

As for entertainment, there are cafeterias, a food truck, a children’s area with interactive games, a free digital entertainment platform with films and games, and a digital app where you can make contactless food orders. There’s also Wi-Fi, free WhatsApp messaging, as well as USB sockets.

Panoramic view lounge on Baleària’s fast ferry

If you’re an environmentally conscious traveler, you should know that its state-of-the-art LNG-powered engines make Eleanor Roosevelt an eco-friendly vessel. It is estimated that the new high-speed ferry will reduce CO2 emissions equivalent to eliminating 8,900 standard cars or planting around 27,000 trees yearly!

Passengers with reduced mobility can also make use of two escalators and one lift for easier access. There are also safety belts for wheelchair users.

And the cherry on top: the Baleària ferry to Palma de Mallorca is great for traveling with your pet. You can keep an eye on your dog or cat while they stay in the ferry kennels through the Baleària pet monitoring app. This way you can make sure they’re enjoying the trip as much as you do!

Baleària’s pet monitoring app

Traveling from Denia to Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca with 'Eleanor Roosevelt'

High-speed ferry Eleanor Roosevelt connects mainland Spain with the Balearic Islands in 2021. The fast ferry travels from the port of Dénia in the region of Valencia to Ibiza and Mallorca in the Balearic Sea.

See ferry schedules and timetables for the routes to Mallorca and Ibiza and learn what to expect on board the fast ferry.

Eleanor Roosevelt: Balearic Islands ferry tickets and schedules

Baleària’s new fast ferry sails from Dénia to the Balearic Islands once daily. The vessel is in operation between May and October, departing from the port of Dénia at 17:00.

It takes Eleanor Roosevelt 2 hours to travel from Dénia to Ibiza and 5 hours to reach Mallorca, including a short stop at the port of Ibiza.

Standard economy tickets for the Dénia - Ibiza crossing with Baleària’s new fast ferry are around €70, while the ferry ticket price for the Dénia - Mallorca trip with the same vessel is around €82. Check all the ferry ticket deals for Spain to book the cheapest ferry tickets!

Here are more details about the ferry routes from Dénia to Ibiza and Mallorca:

From Dénia to Ibiza by ferry in 2 hours

In the summer of 2021, there are daily ferry crossings from Dénia to Ibiza. Normally, there are daily routes to Ibiza from Dénia throughout the year. The ferry company that usually operates on this route is Baleària.

Depending on the vessel, the ferry trip duration ranges from 2 to 3.5 hours. Eleanor Roosevelt is one the fastest ferries to Ibiza. 

Tickets for the crossing can cost from €63 to €132, depending on the type of tickets, extra services, discounts and availability.

From Dénia to Palma de Mallorca by ferry in 5 hours

There are daily ferry crossings from the port of Dénia to Palma de Mallorca in 2021. Normally, the service is in operation year-round. The ferry company Baleària usually operates on this route.

The trip duration to the port of Palma de Mallorca is 5 hours, including a short stop in Ibiza. Passengers traveling to Mallorca need to stay in the ferry, while other passengers disembark at Ibiza or board the vessel. Although there is a direct crossing from Valencia to Mallorca as well, the Dénia - Mallorca route is the fastest.

Tickets for the crossing range from €68 - €128.

Ibiza to Palma de Mallorca by ferry

There is at least 1 ferry crossing per day between Ibiza and Mallorca in 2021. Ferry routes from Ibiza to Mallorca are normally serviced by Baleària and Trasmediterránea.

It takes 2 to 4 hours to reach Palma de Mallorca from Ibiza and the average ticket price is €57-€100.

Tip: Find all ferry schedules for Spain in 2022 to get inspired and plan the perfect trip this summer.

The ‘Eleanor Roosevelt’ ferry traveling in the Balearic Sea

Explore the Balearics with island hopping

With Baleària’s new fast ferry, as well as with more vessels and companies operating in the region, you can easily go island hopping in 2021!

There are daily routes connecting mainland Spain with the islands of the Balearic Sea. You can discover Ibiza and Mallorca with a single ferry or travel to Menorca and Formentera if you’re feeling adventurous!

Check our ultimate guide to island hopping in the Balearic Islands and plan your dream itinerary!

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Book your tickets for Baleària’s 'Eleanor Roosevelt' ferry

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