Ferry from Palma (Mallorca) to Valencia

Toddlers up to 1-3 years old can travel from Palma to Valencia by ferry for free, while there are also discount tickets for children up to 11-13 years old and residents of the Balearic Islands.

The 3 ferry companies connecting Palma and Valencia - Baleària, Trasmed and GNV - offer modern, family-friendly vessels with a range of amenities. You’ll find self-service restaurants, snack bars, cafeterias, and both indoor and outdoor bars, plus shops and play areas for children.

Wi-Fi is available on all routes:

• Baleària and GNV offer paid internet packages onboard (Baleària’s smart ships such as Hypatia de Alejandría even include free WhatsApp access).
• Trasmed ferries typically offer free Wi-Fi.

Cabins and accommodation

Most ferries from Palma to Valencia offer both numbered seats and cabins. Standard seats typically start at €40, while cabins range from around €80 to €500, depending on the type.

Luggage

The ferry operators serving this route have 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.
• In GNV ferries, there is no weight limit on luggage and you can carry up to 2 pieces of luggage. The ferries also have lockers that are accessible throughout the journey.

Traveling with pets

When it comes to traveling to Valencia by ferry, you can bring along your pet, by paying a small fee of around €10-€20. Depending on the operator, there are different services and infrastructures for your little friend, including kennels and pet-friendly cabins.

For more information regarding documents and pet travel, we suggest that you contact the ferry company you’re traveling with.

Here are our top travel tips for your trip from Palma to Valencia: 

• We recommend that you arrive at the port of departure at least 1 hr in advance. The port of Palma in Mallorca can get quite busy, especially in the summer.
• Valencia is a great destination for food lovers! It is particularly famous for its paella and its juicy oranges. We recommend exploring its local food markets for more!
• Read our Valencia travel guide for more information and useful tips about the port.

Where to take the ferry from Palma to Valencia

The port of Palma in Mallorca is located on the west coast of the island. It's the largest port and it's connected by regular train and bus services to Alcúdia, the other port of the island. The distance between Palma and Alcúdia is approximately 55 km and the trip between the two takes about 1 hr.

The port of Palma is much closer to the island’s airport (about 15 km), as you need 25 min by car to get there or 1 hr by public transport.

Where does the ferry arrive in Valencia?

Ferries from Palma arrive at the port of Valencia, which is located about 25 min by car from the city center. It’s easily accessible by taxi, public transport, or your own vehicle.

The nearest metro station is Grau Canyamelar (Line 5), offering a quick and convenient connection to central Valencia.