Ferry from Valencia to Mallorca

Toddlers up to 1-2 years can travel on the ferry Valencia to Majorca for free. On GNV ferries, infants and toddlers up to 4 years old travel for free. There are also discount tickets for children up to 11-13 years and residents of the Balearic Islands throughout the year.

The 3 ferry companies connecting Valencia and Mallorca - Baleària, Trasmed and GNV - operate modern, family-friendly vessels equipped with a variety of services to ensure a comfortable trip.

You'll find self-service restaurants, cafeterias, snack bars, and both indoor and outdoor bars, offering everything from snacks and drinks to full meals. Many ferries offer meal deals and discounts, including options like kids' meals and breakfast packages, helping you save while dining onboard.

For added convenience, most ferries also feature shops and dedicated play areas for children, making the journey enjoyable for families.

The ferry Valencia to Majorca offers Wi-Fi access:

• Baleària and GNV provide internet packages for purchase onboard. Baleària’s smart vessels - like Abel Matutes - even offer free WhatsApp messaging throughout the trip.
• Trasmed typically offers free Wi-Fi on its ferries.

Cabins and accommodation

Most of the ferries that travel to Mallorca from Valencia have cabins as well as numbered seats for a more comfortable trip.

Luggage

Each ferry operator serving this route has different luggage policies:

• Trasmed allows passengers to carry luggage with a maximum weight of 40 kg for cabins and 30 kg for onboard seating. Ferries often have closed spaces for luggage. 
• On the ferries of Baleària, there are no limitations on the amount of luggage per passenger, as long as you can handle it on your own. There are also open luggage trunks in the passenger lounges, where you can leave your luggage during the trip.
• With GNV, each passenger is allowed to carry up to 2 pieces of personal luggage.

Traveling with pets

When it comes to getting by ferry to Palma from Valencia, you can bring along your pet by paying a small fee of around €15-€20, depending on the size of the pet (smaller or larger).

There are various services and infrastructures for your little friend, such as special pet-friendly cabins and kennels. On Balearia ferries, you can also normally book pet-friendly seats where you can travel with your pet (under 8 kg) on your lap or in a carrier by your side during the journey.

Some larger ferries even have walking areas for pets, where they can stretch their legs. Don’t forget to bring along a leash for your dog.

Here are some travel tips for your ferry trip Valencia to Mallorca:

• The port of Valencia is one of the busiest in Spain. We suggest that you arrive at the port at least 1-2 hr before your departure, depending on whether you're traveling with a vehicle or not.
• To visit the island like a pro, make sure to read our complete guide on getting to Mallorca!
• The best way to get around Mallorca is by car. You can bring your vehicle on the ferry or rent one upon arrival. There is also an extended bus network on the island.
• From the ports of Mallorca, you can easily travel to Ibiza and Menorca. Discover island hopping in the Balearics Islands on Ferryhopper!
• Check our Mallorca travel guide for more information and holiday tips about the island.

Where to take the ferry from Valencia to Mallorca

The port of Valencia is located close to the city center (25 min by car). You can easily get there by public transport, taxi or your vehicle. There is also a shuttle bus that takes passengers to the port terminals.

The ferry Valencia to Majorca travels directly to the port of Palma, on the island's west coast.

Which Valencia gate do ferries to Mallorca depart from?

Trasmed ferries to Mallorca usually depart from Muelle de Poniente, Baleària from Moll de la Túria and GNV from Muelle Perfecto Palacio.

Where does the ferry arrive in Mallorca?

The ferry Valencia - Majorca only travels to the port of Palma. The port of Palma is Mallorca’s main port. It’s centrally located on the island’s west coast, right across from Palma’s charming Old Town.

The distance between the port of Palma and that of Alcúdia is about 58 km, which is about 1 hr by bus or 45 min by car.