Ferry from Alcúdia to Barcelona

Infants up to 1 years old can travel free of charge on the ferry from Alcúdia (Mallorca) to Barcelona. Additionally, children up to 13 years old can receive discounts of 50%. Residents of the Balearic Islands can benefit from ferry discounts of 75% or more.

Note: the available discounts may vary depending on the ferry company you’re traveling with.

The 2 ferry companies operating on the Alcúdia to Barcelona ferry route, offer modern, family-friendly vessels equipped with a range of amenities for a comfortable journey.

Onboard amenities include a variety of dining options such as restaurants, cafés, snack bars, and bars. Many ferries also feature open-air terrace areas and dedicated play zones for children, making the trip more relaxing for families. Trasmed ferries offer additional amenities like onboard shops, a swimming pool area with a bar and solarium, and even a gym.

Wi-Fi is available throughout the Alcúdia - Barcelona ferry route. Baleària offers Wi-Fi packages available for purchase onboard. Trasmed, on the other hand, typically provides free Wi-Fi access across its fleet.

Cabins and accommodation

Ferries operating between Alcúdia and Barcelona offer a range of accommodation options to suit different travel preferences and budgets. Most vessels feature comfortable cabins for up to 4 passengers, including internal cabins and sea-view external cabins. Cabin prices usually start at €200, depending on the type.

Alternatively, you can book a numbered airplane-type seat, with prices starting at €60. On Baleària ferries, seating options include the standard Sirena seats, upgraded Neptuno seats located in the business lounge and VIP reclining seats for added comfort during the voyage.

How much luggage is allowed on the ferries?

Each ferry operator serving the Alcúdia - Barcelona ferry crossing has different luggage policies:

• Trasmed allows each passenger to carry up to 30 kg per luggage item.
• On the ferries of Baleària, there are no limitations on the amount of luggage, as long as you can carry and handle it on your own. There are also open luggage trunks in the passenger lounges, where you can leave your luggage during the trip.

Amenities for people with disabilities

The ferry companies on the Alcúdia to Barcelona route offer dedicated amenities and services designed to ensure a smooth and comfortable crossing for all passengers with reduced mobility (PRM).

Accessibility features vary from vessel to vessel, but most ferries are generally equipped with elevators and ramps, making it easy for wheelchair users to move between decks. Additional services include wheelchair-friendly bathrooms and dedicated staff assistance.

Can I travel with my pet?

When it comes to traveling by ferry from Alcúdia to Barcelona, you can bring along your pet on most vessels, by paying a fee of around €10-€20, depending on the size of the pet.

Pet-friendly amenities vary by operator and vessel, and may include kennels and pet-friendly cabins. Small pets, such as cats, must stay in a pet carrier during the crossing. Dogs should always be kept close to you and must wear a muzzle and be on a leash in public spaces. 

Don’t forget to bring along the necessary health documents, tickets and any pet supplies you may need for the journey.

For more information, check out our detailed guide on traveling by ferry with pets in Spain.

Here are some travel tips for your ferry trip from Alcúdia to Barcelona:

• Make sure that you arrive at the port of Alcúdia in Mallorca at least 1.5 hr in advance, especially during high season and if you're traveling with your vehicle.
• Ferries to Barcelona also depart from the port of Palma in Mallorca. The distance between the 2 ports is about 58 km, which is about 1 hr by bus or 45 min by car. Check out the Palma - Barcelona ferry route for more info.
• Also check out the Barcelona - Alcúdia ferry route and book your return ticket to the Balearics in advance, hassle-free!
• Planning a longer trip? Barcelona is more than just a ferry port! It's a vibrant city full of life, culture, food, and architecture. Consider staying a few days to explore everything it has to offer.

Where to take the ferry from Alcúdia to Barcelona

Ferries to Barcelona also depart from the port of Alcúdia, a popular resort town located on the northeast coast of the island. Close to the port, you will find numerous restaurants, shops, parking lots, and other amenities.

How to get to the port of Alcúdia?

• On foot: if you are staying in Port d’Alcúdia, the ferry port is often reachable on foot, typically 15 min, depending on where you are along the bay. Follow signs for “Port/Puerto” and the ferry terminal. The city center it’s farther, about 30 minute walk to reach the port.
• By car: if you come from Palma, the journey takes about 45 to 60 min via Ma-13 (main road to Alcúdia). Once you arrive, follow signs for Port d’Alcúdia or Ferry Terminal. Parking is available near the port, but it can be busy in summer.
• By bus: public buses connect Palma with Alcúdia (Port d’Alcúdia). Travel time is usually around 1 to 1.5 hr, depending on the route and stops. From the bus stop in Port d’Alcúdia, the port is typically a short walk or taxi ride.
• By plane: Mallorca’s airport is Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI). From the airport to Alcúdia you can travel by car rental or taxi (most direct, about 45 to 60 min), or bus.

Where does the ferry arrive in Barcelona?

The ferry Alcúdia - Barcelona arrives at the port of Barcelona. It’s located 9 km from the city center and is easily accessible by public transport (metro, bus, train), car and taxi. The port is within walking distance to La Rambla or Barceloneta (around 10-20 min depending on your exact location) so you can get there on foot.

More specifically, Trasmed ferries departing from Alcúdia to the port of Barcelona normally arrive at the Terminal Ferries Barcelona. Baleària ferries to Barcelona normally arrive at the port’s Baleària terminal.