Ferry from Barcelona to Mallorca

The available discounts on ferries from Barcelona to Mallorca depend on the company you are traveling with.

Baleària discounts on Barcelona - Mallorca ferries

• Infants (under 1 year old): free of charge
• Children (1-13 years old): 50% off
• Passengers over 60 years old: 20% off

GNV discounts on Barcelona - Mallorca ferries

• Infants and toddlers under 4 years old: free of charge
• Children (4-11 years old): 30% off

Trasmed discounts on Barcelona - Mallorca ferries

• Infants (under 2 years old): free of charge
• Children (2-13 years old): 50% off

Note: residents of the Balearic Islands are entitled to a 75% discount. You can take advantage of the resident discount on Ferryhopper and book ferry tickets from around €7.

Barcelona - Palma de Mallorca

Barcelona - Alcúdia

The ferry companies operating the Barcelona - Mallorca route offer a wide range of onboard services and amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable journey, whether you travel by conventional ferry or high-speed vessel.

Conventional ferries

Standard ferries, such as the Abel Matutes (Baleària), the Ciudad de Palma (Trasmed) or the GNV Spirit, are ideal for longer or overnight crossings, offering enhanced comfort and more onboard facilities:

• Dining options: self-service restaurants, pizzerias, cafés and indoor and outdoor bars for meals, snacks and drinks
• Family-friendly amenities: children's play areas and entertainment spaces
• Shopping: onboard shops and mini markets
• Outdoor areas: spacious decks and terraces to enjoy the sea views

High-speed ferries

High-speed ferries, such as the Margarita Salas by Baleària, are perfect if you're looking for a faster crossing without compromising on comfort:

• Comfortable seating: spacious lounges with ergonomic seats and bright interiors
• Food and drink: onboard cafés and snack bars with a wide selection of products
• Outdoor decks: open-air areas with bar service to enjoy the journey
• Family areas: dedicated children's play zones

Whether you choose a conventional or high-speed ferry, you can expect a modern, well-equipped fleet designed to make your trip between Barcelona and Mallorca as pleasant as possible.

Is there Wi-Fi access on board?

There is Wi-Fi access available on all ferries serving Barcelona - Mallorca routes.

• On board Baleària and GNV ferries, you can purchase Internet connection packages once you board the ferry. Baleària smart ships, such as the Abel Matutes and the Hypatia de Alejandría vessel, also offer free WhatsApp service during the entire voyage.
• On Trasmed ferries there is normally free Wi-Fi service.

Cabins and accommodation

On ferries from Barcelona to Mallorca, you can choose between several onboard travel options, depending on your budget and comfort preferences:

• Deck-lounge seating: access to indoor lounges and common areas. Fares start from around €23.
• Numbered reclining seats: assigned seats with extra comfort, starting from around €35.
• Private cabins: ideal for overnight trips, offering more privacy and comfort.

What seating options are available on board?

All ferry companies provide comfortable seating options, with some variations depending on the operator:

• Baleària: standard (Sirena) and superior (Neptuno) seats, with Neptuno offering access to a more exclusive lounge with leather seats and TV. On some vessels, such as the Margarita Salas, VIP seating is also available.
• Trasmed: standard seating in shared lounges or upgraded reclining seats in more exclusive areas.
• GNV: a single seating category with ergonomic reclining seats in air-conditioned lounges.

What types of cabins can I book?

If you’re looking for extra comfort, especially on night crossings, you can book a private cabin. Several types are available:

• Inside cabins and outside cabins (with a window or sea view)
• Pet-friendly cabins for travelling with animals
• Accessible cabins for passengers with reduced mobility

Here are some indicative cabin prices:

• A bed in a shared cabin starts at around €65.
• A 4-bed inside cabin starts at around €229 (total price for 4 adults).
• A 4-bed sea-view cabin starts at around €259 (total price for 4 adults).
• A 2-bed suite cabin with sea view starts at around €316 (total price for 2 people).

How much luggage can I bring on board?

Each ferry operator serving the Barcelona to Mallorca route 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.
• With GNV, passengers can carry up to 2 pieces of personal luggage.

Traveling with pets

If you’re traveling from Barcelona to Mallorca by ferry, you can take your pet on board most vessels by paying a small supplement, depending on the animal’s size and the company you are traveling with.

Types of pet accommodation and prices

• Pet kennels: available with Baleària and Trasmed for €10-15, located in ventilated areas with video surveillance.
• Pet-friendly cabins: available on conventional ferries operated by Baleària, Trasmed and GNV. Prices usually range between €167 and €236 (for 1 person + 1 pet), depending on the company and the season.
• Pet-friendly seating area: available with Baleària for around €25, allowing pets up to 8 kg to travel on your lap or in a carrier next to your seat.

Common services and required documentation

On some ferries, there are also pet walking areas, where they can stretch their legs and enjoy some fresh air during the crossing. Always remember to bring a leash and, if your dog is considered a potentially dangerous breed, a muzzle will also be required.

Don’t forget to include your pet in your booking and bring its veterinary health certificate with all required vaccinations and treatments.

Here are some travel tips for your trip from Barcelona to Mallorca (or Majorca):

• Make sure that you arrive at the port of Barcelona well in advance, as it can get quite busy, especially in the summer.
• The documents you need for your trip to Mallorca from Barcelona are a valid ID or passport and your boarding pass (printed or in digital format).
• Transferring your vehicle by ferry from Barcelona to Mallorca is a great idea to explore every corner of the island at your own pace.
• You can find more tips on how to get to Mallorca from Barcelona on our detailed guide and travel to the Balearics hassle-free!
• Visiting Mallorca from May to September is highly recommended, thanks to its Mediterranean climate.
• From Mallorca, you can easily organize a day trip to the beautiful island of Menorca. The Mallorca - Menorca ferry ride usually lasts 1-2 hr and there are multiple daily departures. Check out more ideas for island-hopping on our Map of ferries.
• If you're planning to explore more than one island, check out our complete guide to island hopping in the Balearic Islands for itineraries, tips and inspiration.
• Before booking, take a look at the latest Spain ferry schedules for 2026 to find updated routes, frequencies and prices.
• Regarding the return Mallorca - Barcelona route, the earliest ferry departs at 04:15 from Alcúdia, while the latest ferry leaves at around midnight. For more information on the Mallorca - Barcelona ferry route, check out our page on Ferryhopper.

Where to take the ferry from Barcelona to Mallorca

There are regular ferries departing from the port of Barcelona to Mallorca. The port of Barcelona is located 9 km from the city center and it's easily accessible by public transport (metro, bus, train), car and taxi.

How to get to the port of Barcelona?

• By metro: take Line 3 (Green Line) to Drassanes Station or Line 4 (Yellow Line) to Barceloneta Station. Both stations are around 15 min on foot from the port.
• By bus: bus lines 45, 59, 88, 88B, D20, 21, N0, N6, or H14 serve the port area. The T-3 Portbus offers direct service from Drassanes to the ferry terminals.
• By train: from Barcelona Sants station, take the R2 Nord line to Estació de França. From there, the port is a 20-min walk or a short taxi ride.
• By car: take road C-31, which merges into B-10, and follow the signs to Port de Barcelona. Note that you can find several parking lots around the port area.
• By taxi: the port is about 5-10 min from the city center by taxi. If you plan to use a taxi app, simply enter "Port de Barcelona" or your specific terminal to get there.

Tip: if you are near La Rambla or Barceloneta, the port is pretty close on food (around 10-20 min depending on your exact location).

Which Barcelona gate do ferries to Mallorca depart from?

GNV and Trasmed ferries to Mallorca, usually depart from the Terminal Ferry Barcellona Muelle San Bertran. Baleària, on the other hand, usually departs from Terminal F4 - Moll Adossat.

Where does the ferry arrive in Mallorca?

Ferries from Barcelona usually arrive at one of Mallorca's 2 main ports: Palma or Alcúdia. Your arrival port depends on the ferry company, vessel type and itinerary you choose.

Arriving at the port of Palma

The port of Palma is Mallorca's main port. It is located in the middle of the city, right opposite Palma's Old Town and along the seafront promenade.

From the port of Palma, you can easily reach the city center by taxi, local bus or on foot, depending on your arrival terminal. The Old Town is around 600 m from the port area, while Palma Airport is about 12 km away. Public buses also connect the port area with central Palma and the airport.

Arriving at the port of Alcúdia

The port of Alcúdia is located on the northern coast of Mallorca, in the bay of Alcúdia. It is a convenient arrival point if you're staying in the north or northeast of the island, including Alcúdia, Port de Pollença, Playa de Muro, Can Picafort, or the Formentor area.

From Port d'Alcúdia, you can continue your journey by taxi, car or TIB bus. There are bus connections from Port d'Alcúdia to Palma, Alcúdia Old Town, Port de Pollença, Can Picafort, Cala Rajada, Formentor, and other destinations in northern Mallorca. There is also an airport bus connection between Port d’Alcúdia and Palma Airport.

How far apart are Palma and Alcúdia ports?

The distance between the ports of Palma and Alcúdia is about 58 km. The journey takes around 45 min by car or about 1 hr by bus, depending on traffic and connections.

If you're bringing your own vehicle on the ferry, arriving at either port is a great option for exploring the island at your own pace. If you rely on public transport, it’s best to check the latest bus timetables before your trip, especially if your ferry arrives late in the evening.