Ferry schedules from France to the Balearics in 2026

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Thu, 4 December 2025 The Ferryhopper Team

The Balearic Islands, or Baleares as they are known in Spain, are among the most sought-after Mediterranean destinations, and their popularity is well justified. Think golden beaches, turquoise waters, rich cultural heritage, combined with vibrant island living, and you get a good idea of what to expect.

Although the Balearics belong to Spain, you can also reach them on board ferries departing from southern France. More specifically, you can travel from France to the Balearics by ferry from Toulon and Sète, heading mainly to Mallorca and Menorca. These routes offer a scenic journey across the Mediterranean and let you bring your vehicle along to explore the islands at your own pace.

Find all the latest schedules and ticket prices for ferries from France to the Balearics in 2026, choose your destination, and ferry tickets on Ferryhopper without hidden fees!

Note: ferry schedules from France to the Balearic Islands for 2026 are available on our search engine as soon as ferry operators release them.

The beach and Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Sunny day at the beach of Palma de Mallorca

Ferries from France to Mallorca in 2026

Mallorca, the largest and most visited island of the Balearics, is renowned for its unspoiled beauty, long sandy coastline, and variety of attractions, which have established it as one of the hottest resort destinations in the Mediterranean.

The ferry connection from France to Mallorca is operating from April to November with regular crossings. Ferries to Mallorca depart from the ports of Toulon and Sète and are operated by Corsica Ferries in 2026.

Tip: use our interactive Map of ferries to discover ferry routes, compare schedules, and book your tickets from France to Mallorca!

Ferries from Toulon to Mallorca

You can catch a ferry from Toulon to Mallorca from April to November, with up to 5 weekly crossings during the summer season. Ticket prices start at around €13.50, and the ferry trip lasts 12-16 hours, depending on weather conditions.

Ferries depart from the port of Toulon, on the southeastern coast of France. The port is only a 15-minute walk from the city center and the Toulon train station, which is connected to other major French cities, such as Paris, Marseille, and Nice.

Ferries from Toulon arrive at the port of Alcúdia, located on the northeastern coast of Mallorca. There are regular bus lines between Alcúdia and Palma de Mallorca, the island’s capital.

Tip: check out our ultimate Mallorca guide to discover everything worth including in your plan for the perfect escape under the Mediterranean sun!

Pro tip: are you wondering if it is Mallorca or Majorca? Don’t worry, we‘ve been there too!

Ferries from Sète to Mallorca

You can also hop on a ferry from Sète to Mallorca from April to June and in September and October, with 1 to 4 weekly crossings depending on the month of your trip. Ticket prices start at around €18, and the crossing lasts 11-14 hours.

The port of Sète is located in the city of Sète in southern France’s Occitanie region. Ferries to Mallorca depart from the Orsetti ferry terminal (Gare Maritime Orsetti), located near the port entrance, and arrive at the port of Alcúdia in Mallorca.

Tip: Playa de Muro, located just next to Port d’Alcúdia in the town of Muro, is the longest and one of Mallorca’s best beaches. A swim backed by white dunes is just what you might need after your trip!

Two islands surrounded by canals and the port in the city of Calais, southern France

The impressive canals and the port of Sète in southern France

Ferries from France to Menorca in 2026

France and Menorca, the easternmost of Spain's Balearic Islands, are connected by ferry routes operated by Corsica Ferries that connect the French port of Toulon with the port of Ciutadella.

Menorca is considered a hidden gem compared to its Balearic neighbours and is beloved by nature enthusiasts, as the whole island has been designated a UNESCO biosphere reserve. If you are looking to travel from France to a haven where relaxation goes hand in hand with exciting activities, then you are in the right place!

Tip: head to our guide on how to solve the Mallorca or Menorca dilemma. If you do not want to settle for one of them, a day trip from Mallorca to Menorca is precisely what you need!

Ferries from Toulon to Menorca

The Toulon - Menorca route operates from April to November, with 2 to 4 weekly crossings depending on the month. Ticket prices start at around €17, and the ferry trip lasts 11-14 hours, depending on the month and weather conditions.

Ferries depart from the port of Toulon and arrive at the port of Ciutadella, which is located on the western coast of Menorca, about 1 km (a 15-minute walk) from the town center. The port is well connected to the rest of the island by taxis and buses, and there are plenty of cafés, restaurants, shops, and other amenities in the area.

Tip: our Menorca travel guide has all the necessary info on how to make the most of your stay in this small but utterly charming paradise of the Baleares!

The old town and port of Ciutadella in Menorca island, Balearics, Spain

The old town of Ciutadella in Menorca on a sunny day

Ferries from France to Ibiza in 2026

There are currently no direct ferries connecting France to Ibiza in 2026. However, you can travel from France to Mallorca and then catch a ferry on the Mallorca - Ibiza route. There are several daily crossings available throughout the year, which are operated by Baleària and Transmed.

Ferries depart from Palma de Mallorca and arrive at Ibiza Town. The trip takes 2 to 4 hours, and passenger ticket prices start at around €13.

Tip: if visiting the Balearic Islands’ most famous party destination is on your bucket list, we have gathered all the info on how to get to Ibiza, so your wish comes true.

Ferries from France to Formentera in 2026

While direct ferries from France to Formentera are not available, you can indulge in a Balearic island-hopping adventure in 2026! More specifically, you can get from France to Mallorca and then book a trip on the Mallorca - Formentera route.

This connection is available year-round, with regular crossings and ferries operated by Baleària. The trip takes around 3 hours and 30 minutes, and passenger ticket prices start at around €104.

Ferries depart from the port of Palma de Mallorca and arrive at La Savina, on the north coast of Formentera, about 3.5 km from the capital of Sant Francesc Xavier.

Book ferry tickets from France to the Balearics

Whether you call them Balearics or Baleares, one thing is for sure: travelling from France to Mallorca or Menorca is the first step towards exploring this archipelago where the sun shines bright, and beauty is everywhere you turn your head!

All the updated ferry schedules from France to the Baleares are available on Ferryhopper as soon as they are announced, and your 2026 Mediterranean getaway is just a few clicks away. Compare routes, prices, and ferry offers, and book your ferry tickets to the Balearic Islands from France without any hidden fees!