New Baleària ferry from Barcelona to the Balearic Islands

Planning your ferry trip to the Balearic Islands this summer? With Baleària’s new route, you can get to Menorca and Mallorca easier and faster than ever! Learn all about the new highspeed ferry operating on the route from Barcelona to the Balearic Islands and book your ferry tickets on Ferryhopper with no extra fees.

Turquoise-water beach with a wooden pier in Alcúdia, Mallorca

Cecilia Payne: Baleària’s highspeed ferry to the Balearics

Starting 3 June 2022, ferry company Baleària is operating on the route from Barcelona to Mallorca and Menorca in the Balearics with an additional fast vessel: Cecilia Payne. 

This means that the ferry company is now offering more frequent ferry connections to the Balearic Islands from mainland Spain, as ferry Hypatia de Alejandría continues operating on this route.

Fast ferry Cecilia Payne will be traveling from Barcelona to Menorca and Mallorca daily from June to mid-October 2022. Normally, the ferry departs at 16:30 from the port of Barcelona and reaches Menorca (Ciutadella) in just 3.5 hours and Mallorca (Alcúdia) in 5.5 hours. Conventional vessels may take up to 9 hours to reach the islands.

Ferry tickets to Mallorca from Barcelona with Baleària’s Cecilia Payne range from €60 to €120, while the ferry cost from Barcelona to Menorca starts at €65.

Good to know: highspeed ferry Cecilia Payne can carry vehicles, so bring along your car or motorbike to explore the islands at ease.

Tip: most ferries traveling from Barcelona to the Balearic Islands travel during the night. With Cecilia Payne, you can reach Menorca and Mallorca in the evening just in time for a cocktail ;) 

The quaint port of Ciutadella in Menorca

Book ferry tickets to the Balearic Islands

On Ferryhopper, you can book ferry tickets to Mallorca and Menorca at the same price with ferry companies. Compare schedules and prices, and easily book tickets through our website or the Ferryhopper App.

Note: Don't forget to check out Baleària’s fastest ferry to Mallorca, Eleanor Roosevelt.