Ferry from Formentera to Dénia
Tickets, prices & schedulesYou can travel by ferry from Formentera to Dénia all year round, with up to 3 daily crossings during the mid and high season. The journey takes between 2 hr 15 min and 4 hr 45 min, and ferry ticket prices start from € 26.
Baleària serves the route with high-speed ferries (March to October) and conventional ferries (all year round). Find up-to-date info, compare timetables, companies and prices for 2026, and book your ferry tickets on Ferryhopper without hidden fees.
Discounts
Baleària offers discounts for different passenger categories on the ferry from Formentera to Dénia. Reduced fares are available for:
- Infants under 1 year old: free of charge
- Children (1-13 years old): 50% off
- Seniors over 60: 20% off
Important: when booking on Ferryhopper, you can select any discount you are eligible for during the booking process and it will be applied automatically to the final price. Please note that you may be asked to show an ID or other supporting documents at boarding.
Formentera - Dénia ferries: frequency, duration and prices
| Ferry | Frequency | Duration | Price |
| Eleanor Roosevelt | 1 daily (all year round) | 4 hr 45 min | From €73.50 |
| Ramón Llull | 1-2 daily (March to October) | 2 hr 15 min - 3 hr 15 min | From €76.50 |
All year round, Baleària operates one morning crossing with the Eleanor Roosevelt, which serves the Formentera - Dénia route via Ibiza. From March to October, the company also operates the Ramón Llull high-speed ferry, offering direct crossings from Formentera to Dénia in as little as 2 hr 15 min, with increased frequency during July and August.
On-board services and amenities
The ferries operating the Formentera - Dénia route offer all the amenities you need for a comfortable and enjoyable journey, whether you choose the conventional ferry or the direct high-speed ferry.
On board Baleària's ferries, you can typically expect to find:
- Dining options, including cafés, bars and areas where you can enjoy a snack or drink during the crossing
- Air-conditioned indoor lounges and outdoor decks with sea views
- Children's play areas, designed to keep younger passengers entertained throughout the trip
- Onboard shops, selling travel essentials, gifts and other products
On the Eleanor Roosevelt, you'll also find several dining and leisure areas, including a main café, a fresh juice bar and an outdoor food truck. The Ramón Llull, meanwhile, features an outdoor deck with a café, available during the high season and reserved for passengers travelling in the VIP lounge.
What digital services are available on the Formentera - Dénia ferries?
The Baleària vessels operating this route are smart ships, equipped with digital services designed to make your journey more comfortable and entertaining, including:
- Free WhatsApp messaging throughout the crossing
- Internet packages for browsing, remote working or streaming
- Digital entertainment available directly on your mobile device
- Pet video monitoring if your pet is travelling in a kennel
Tip: for more information, check out our guide to Baleària's digital services on its smart ships.
Are Formentera - Dénia ferries accessible?
Yes, Baleària offers dedicated services and amenities for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM), helping ensure a comfortable and accessible journey.
Accessibility features vary from vessel to vessel, but ferries on this route typically include adapted seating, wheelchair-accessible bathrooms in the common areas and wheelchair securing points.
Tip: if you require assistance, we recommend informing the ferry company when booking your tickets and again before boarding so that the appropriate arrangements can be made. The crew will also advise you on the accessibility services available on your ferry.
Cabins and accommodation
Are there cabins on the Formentera - Dénia ferry?
No. Neither the Eleanor Roosevelt (morning crossing, departing at 08:30 and arriving at 13:15) nor the Ramón Llull (2 hr 15 min - 3 hr 15 min crossings) offers cabins. Instead, you can choose from different types of seats, depending on the level of comfort and privacy you prefer.
What types of seats are available on the Dénia - Formentera ferries?
The available seating options vary depending on the ferry you travel on. Here's what you can expect on each vessel:
Seats on the Eleanor Roosevelt
- Sirena seat (standard seat): from €73.50
- Neptuno seat (Executive Lounge, quiet area with reclining seats): from €98.50
- VIP seat (exclusive lounge, reclining seat with footrest, complimentary drink and snack): from €133.50
Seats on the Ramón Llull
- Sirena seat (standard seat): from €76.50
- Neptuno seat (dedicated lounge with extra reclining padded seats): from €88.50
- VIP seat (exclusive lounge, reclining seat with footrest, complimentary drink and snack): from €136.50
How much luggage can I bring on board?
When traveling with Baleària, you can bring as much luggage as you can carry on board by yourself. There is no need to check in your luggage before boarding.
Once on board, you can store your belongings in the baggage racks located in the passenger lounges, which remain accessible throughout the crossing.
Can I travel with my pet?
Yes, on the Formentera - Dénia route, pets are welcome on board, as long as you include them in your booking and pay a small fee. Baleària ferries offer dedicated pet services designed to ensure a safe and comfortable journey for both you and your four-legged companion.
Where do pets stay during the crossing?
Depending on your pet's size and your preferences, you can choose between 2 accommodation options:
- Kennels: protected, well-ventilated spaces located on deck or in the garage area. During the crossing, you can monitor your pet in real time through onboard cameras from your smartphone. Price: €10 (pets up to 10 kg) or €20 (pets over 10 kg).
- Pet-friendly seat: available for pets weighing up to 8 kg, travelling in their carrier either on your lap or under the seat. Price: from €25.
Dogs can also use the designated outdoor pet areas during the crossing, provided they are kept on a lead and wear a muzzle.
Important: don't forget to bring your pet's valid health documents, as well as everything you need for their transport and care during the journey. For more details, check out our guide to travelling with pets on Baleària ferries.
Useful tips for your ferry trip to Dénia from Formentera
Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Formentera to Dénia:
- If you're travelling during the high season, it's best to arrive at the port at least 1 hr before departure, or 1.5 hr in advance if you're travelling with a vehicle, as the port can get quite busy.
- While you're in Formentera, why not take a day trip to Ibiza? Ferries run frequently throughout the day, and the crossing takes just 30 min.
- For even more ferry travel options, check out our guide to ferries in Spain in 2026, including routes between the Balearic and Canary Islands, as well as connections to countries such as Morocco, Italy and France.
- Before heading back to the mainland, why not explore more of the Balearic Islands? Find out more about the Formentera - Ibiza and Formentera - Mallorca ferry routes.
- For your return trip, check out the Dénia - Formentera ferry route and plan your journey in advance.
- If it suits your travel plans, you can also travel by ferry from Formentera to Barcelona.
- Want to discover more ferry connections to and from Dénia? Take a look at all the ferry routes to and from Dénia.
Where to take the ferry from Formentera to Dénia
Ferries to Dénia depart from La Savina Port, the only port in Formentera, located on the island’s northern coast. All ferry connections between Formentera, mainland Spain and the rest of the Balearic Islands depart from here.
La Savina is well connected to the rest of the island. The port is about 3.5 km from Sant Francesc Xavier, the capital of Formentera, and around 5 km from Es Pujols, one of the island’s main tourist areas.
How to get to the port of Formentera
- By bus: several local bus routes connect La Savina with the island’s main towns and beaches.
- By taxi: there is a taxi rank at the port, and taxi services are available throughout the island.
- By car, scooter or bicycle: you can easily reach the port by road. If you have rented a vehicle, most rental companies have offices at the port where you can return it before boarding.
- On foot: if you are staying in or near La Savina, the ferry terminal is within easy walking distance.
At the port, you will find cafés, shops and other passenger amenities where you can grab something to eat or pick up any last-minute essentials before boarding.
Where does the ferry arrive in Dénia?
Ferries from Formentera arrive at the port of Dénia, specifically at the ferry terminal (Baleària Port), located close to the city centre.
The port lies between Valencia, around 100 km away, and Alicante, approximately 90 km away. From the terminal, you can easily reach central Dénia on foot or in just a few minutes by car.
Onward travel from the port of Dénia
- On foot: Dénia city centre and the seafront are within easy walking distance of the terminal.
- By taxi: taxi ranks are available near the terminal for quick transfers around the city.
- By bus: several local bus routes connect the port with different areas of Dénia.
- By car: the port offers easy access to the local road network and the AP-7 motorway.
You can also hop on La Panseta, a free solar-powered boat connecting Dénia city centre with the ferry terminal. At Baleària Port, you will find passenger amenities such as a waiting area, information desks and bars overlooking the harbour.
How long is the ferry ride from Formentera to Dénia?
The ferry journey from Formentera to Dénia takes between 2 hr 15 min and 4 hr 45 min, depending on whether you travel on a direct high-speed ferry or on the morning service with a stopover in Ibiza.
Is there a direct ferry from Formentera to Dénia?
Yes, direct ferries operate from March to mid-October. The journey takes 2 hr 15 min - 3 hr 15 min, with 1 or 2 daily departures, depending on the month. Sailings usually depart in the afternoon or evening, although some morning departures are also available.
There is also a daily morning crossing (scheduled at 08:01) available all year round, which includes a stopover in Ibiza. This journey combines a high-speed ferry from Formentera to Ibiza (usually operated by the Cap de Barbaria) with the Eleanor Roosevelt from Ibiza to Dénia. The total journey time is around 4 hr 45 min.
Both services are operated by Baleària and the connection is fully coordinated. When you book on Ferryhopper, the itinerary appears as a single ferry trip, so you don't need to worry about losing the second leg of the journey.
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FAQs
Yes, all ferries from Formentera to Dénia have car decks for transporting vehicles. Prices start at:
- 1 adult + 1 motorbike: from €106.50
- 1 adult + 1 car: from €139.50
- 1 adult + 1 van: from €199.50
- Bicycle: free of charge
Important: from late June to early September, restrictions apply to vehicles entering and circulating on the island. During this period, you need to apply for a permit to bring, drive and park a vehicle in Formentera. Find out more in our guide to vehicle restrictions in Formentera.
To travel from Formentera to Dénia, make sure you have the following documents with you:
- National ID card or passport: your ID document must be valid for international travel and still in date. Children and infants must also carry their own valid travel document.
- Vehicle documents: if you’re travelling with a vehicle, make sure to bring your driving licence and vehicle registration documents. We also recommend checking that your insurance provides valid cover abroad.
Yes. From March to mid-October, the Formentera - Dénia route is served by the Ramón Llull, one of Baleària's high-speed ferries. The crossing to Dénia takes between 2 hr 15 min and 3 hr 15 min.
No. Ferries from Formentera to Dénia operate during the day.
The first ferry usually departs at around 08:01, while the last crossing normally leaves at around 21:00.
The distance between the port of Formentera and the port of Dénia is about 61 nautical miles (approximately 112 km).
Yes. Baleària operates this route with ferries designed to help reduce their environmental impact through more efficient technologies:
- The Eleanor Roosevelt is powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), helping reduce emissions with up to 30% lower CO₂ emissions, up to 85% lower NOx emissions, and virtually no sulphur oxide or particulate emissions.
- The Ramón Llull was fitted with new, more efficient engines in 2019, reducing fuel consumption and cutting NOx emissions by around 20%.
On the Formentera - Dénia route, operated by the Eleanor Roosevelt and Ramón Llull, you can complete the online check-in from 72 hr before departure to get your e-tickets and choose your seats on an interactive seat map.
If you don't check in online, Baleària will automatically assign your seats and your boarding passes will be available from 24 hr before departure. For bookings made less than 24 hr before departure, boarding passes are issued automatically and seat selection is not available.
Find detailed answers to all your questions about ferry ticket changes, cancellations and refunds.
Remember that you can also use Ferryhopper's online booking modification service, available with certain ferry companies.
If your ferry trip is cancelled, you usually have the following options:
- Change your ticket to another departure of equal value.
- Cancel your ticket with a request sent to the ferry operator for a full refund.
Find out more about what you can do in case of weather disruption or ferry strike.
If you’re worried about possible delays or cancellations, you can always visit our ferry travel alerts page for real-time updates on strikes, weather disruptions, and service suspensions.