Ferry from Menorca to Mallorca

When booking your ferry tickets from Menorca to Mallorca, you can take advantage of various discounts depending on the ferry company you travel with. Below, you can find the main discounts available on this route.

Baleària discounts on Menorca - Mallorca ferries

• Infants: free of charge
• Children (1-13 years old): 50% off
• Passengers over 60 years old: 20% off
• Balearic Islands residents: 75%-85% off

Corsica Ferries discounts on Menorca - Mallorca ferries

• Infants and children (0-3 years old): free of charge
• Children (4-11 years old): 50% off

Menorca Lines discounts on Menorca - Mallorca ferries

• Infants (0-3 years old): free of charge
• Children (4-13 years old): 35% off
• Passengers over 60 years old: 30% off
• Balearic Islands residents: 75%-85% off

Trasmed discounts on Menorca - Mallorca ferries

• Infants (0-1 years old): free of charge
• Children (2-13 years old): 50% off

Note: when booking your ferry tickets on Ferryhopper, simply select each passenger's age and any available discount will be automatically applied to the final ticket price.

Ciutadella - Alcúdia

Note: Baleària ferries from Ciutadella to Alcúdia operate all year round, while Menorca Lines and Corsica Ferries usually run during the mid and high season.

Mahón - Alcúdia ferry

Mahón - Palma ferry

Ferries between Menorca and Mallorca offer a wide range of onboard services designed to make your trip comfortable and enjoyable. You'll find both high-speed ferries on the Ciutadella routes and conventional vessels on the crossings from Mahón, with amenities varying depending on the ferry company and vessel type.

Services on Ciutadella - Alcúdia high-speed ferries

High-speed ferries connecting Menorca and Mallorca, such as the Margarita Salas or the Abel Matutes, offer a wide range of amenities to make the short crossing as relaxing and enjoyable as possible.

• Seating lounges and relaxation areas: reclining seats in air-conditioned indoor lounges and, on some ferries, access to premium lounges or VIP areas
• Outdoor deck areas: open-air spaces where you can relax and enjoy the sea views during the crossing
• Bars and dining options: cafés, bars and on more fully equipped ferries, self-service or à la carte restaurants
• Wi-Fi and digital entertainment: Wi-Fi access is available on most ferries and selected vessels also offer onboard digital entertainment services
• Pet-friendly facilities: designated areas for pets on outdoor decks or dedicated onboard spaces
• Children's play areas: selected ferries include family-friendly spaces for younger travelers

Services on Mahón - Alcúdia and Mahón - Palma ferries

On the longer crossings from Mahón, operated by Trasmed, you'll travel on conventional ferries such as the Ciudad de Barcelona (Mahón - Palma) or the Ciudad de Granada (Mahón - Alcúdia), offering a more complete onboard experience.

These ferries feature restaurants, bars, cafés, onboard shops, free Wi-Fi, outdoor deck areas, swimming pool and sun deck areas, a gym, children's play spaces and onboard entertainment during the crossing.

Accessibility

Yes, ferries operating between Menorca and Mallorca are generally suitable for passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility, although accessibility features may vary depending on the ferry company and vessel.

• Accessible boarding: ramps and assisted boarding services are available at most ports and on most ferries
• Accessible facilities: elevators between decks, adapted bathrooms and dedicated wheelchair-accessible seating areas on many vessels
• Assistance: crew assistance can usually be arranged for boarding, disembarkation and during the trip

For a smoother journey, we recommend contacting the ferry company in advance to request any special assistance and confirm the services available on your ferry.

Cabins and accommodation

When traveling by ferry from Menorca to Mallorca, you can choose between different accommodation options depending on the route, the duration of the crossing and the type of vessel. A short high-speed trip from Ciutadella to Alcúdia is very different from a longer crossing from Mahón, so here's a clear overview of what you can expect onboard.

Accommodation options on the Ciutadella - Alcúdia route

This route is mainly served by high-speed ferries, so the most common option is to travel in a seat.

• Standard seats: included in most tickets, in air-conditioned indoor lounges
• Numbered and premium seats: available with selected operators, offering more space and additional comfort
• VIP and business lounges (Baleària): premium seating areas with larger reclining seats and additional onboard services

Cabins are only available on selected conventional Baleària ferries. However, as the crossing lasts between 1 hr and 2.5 hr and there are no overnight sailings, cabins are not usually the most popular option on this route.

Accommodation options on the routes from Mahón (Trasmed)

On the Mahón - Alcúdia and Mahón - Palma routes, operated by Trasmed, the longer crossings and conventional ferries offer a wider variety of accommodation options:

• Lobby Bar seats (deck-lounge): access to common lounge areas with unassigned seating, from around €24
• "Turista" seats: assigned seats in dedicated passenger lounges
• "Club" seats: more comfortable reclining seats in quieter reserved areas

If you prefer extra privacy or want to rest during the trip, you can also book a cabin:

• Standard cabins: inside or outside cabins, starting at around €91 (Mahón - Palma) or €111 (Mahón - Alcúdia)
• Suites: more spacious and comfortable options, from around €150

These accommodation options are especially recommended on the Mahón - Palma route, which lasts around 6 hr, as they offer a more relaxing and comfortable journey.

How much luggage can I bring on the Menorca - Mallorca ferry?

Each ferry company operating between Menorca and Mallorca has its own luggage policy, so we recommend checking the specific conditions before traveling. In general, the following rules apply:

• On Baleària ferries, you can bring as much luggage as you can carry on your own in one go. Once onboard, you can leave your luggage in the designated storage areas in the passenger lounges.
• On Corsica Ferries vessels, passengers may bring 1 piece of carry-on luggage with maximum dimensions of 200x100x50 cm.
• With Menorca Lines, foot passengers can carry up to 20 kg of personal luggage.
• On Trasmed ferries, the recommended luggage allowance for passengers traveling in seats is 1 suitcase up to 20 kg per passenger.

Tip: we recommend keeping valuables and important documents with you at all times, especially if you leave your luggage in onboard storage areas or inside your vehicle.

Can I travel with my pet?

Sure! You can travel with your pet on ferries between Menorca and Mallorca. Conditions vary depending on the ferry company, vessel type and accommodation option, but in general you'll find options such as pet-friendly seats, onboard kennels, designated outdoor areas and, on some conventional ferries, pet-friendly cabins.

• Baleària: pets can travel in pet-friendly seats (up to 8 kg in a carrier), in "calm houses" or in pet-friendly cabins on selected conventional ferries.
• Menorca Lines: small pets can travel in a carrier in designated areas or by your seat. During boarding, pets must remain on a leash and wear a muzzle where required.
• Corsica Ferries: pets are allowed in selected common areas of the ferry alongside their owners.
• Trasmed: offers pet-friendly cabins for up to 2 dogs or cats, pet-seat lounges for pets up to 8 kg including the carrier, and monitored kennels with video surveillance. Pets are not allowed to remain inside vehicles or travel in the garage during the crossing.

Remember that your pet also needs a ticket to travel (you can easily add it during the booking process on Ferryhopper). You should also bring your pet's health booklet or passport, with all mandatory vaccinations and treatments up to date. If in doubt, we recommend contacting the ferry company directly before your trip.

Here are some useful tips to help you plan your Menorca - Mallorca ferry trip:

• Arrive at the port at least 1 hr in advance, or even earlier if you are traveling in summer or taking a vehicle on board.
• If you're planning a round trip, remember to book your Mallorca - Menorca ferry in advance to secure the departure times that best suit your plans.
• Check your departure and arrival ports before booking: from Ciutadella, ferries arrive in Alcúdia, while from Mahón there are connections to both Alcúdia and Palma (Sundays only).
• Traveling to Mallorca from outside Spain? You can also reach Mallorca from France by ferry, with seasonal crossings from Toulon and Sète to Alcúdia.
• To see all available routes between the islands, check out our page on ferries in the Balearic Islands and plan your own Balearic itinerary.
• Coming from mainland Spain? You can reach Menorca by ferry on the Barcelona - Menorca and Valencia - Menorca routes, and then continue your island-hopping adventure to Mallorca.
• Looking for inspiration for your next trips? Take a look at our guide to ferries in Spain in 2026, with connections to the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands, North Africa, France, and Italy.

Where to take the ferry from Menorca to Mallorca

Ferries from Menorca to Mallorca depart from the island's 2 main ports: Ciutadella, on the west coast, and Mahón (Maó), on the east coast. Your departure port depends on the route you choose.

Most fast crossings to Alcúdia depart from the Son Blanc commercial port in Ciutadella, located about 3-4 km from the town center. The longer crossings operated by Trasmed depart from the port of Mahón, one of the largest natural harbors in the Mediterranean, located very close to the city center.

How to get to the ports of Menorca

• Port of Ciutadella (Son Blanc):
  • By car: about 5-10 min from the center of Ciutadella. The port is well signposted and there are parking areas nearby.
  • By bus: line 64 connects the town center with the port and nearby tourist areas.
  • From the airport: about 45-50 min by car or taxi. You can also take a bus to Ciutadella and then connect to the port locally.
• Port of Mahón (Maó):
  • By car: about 5 min from the center of Mahón and around 10 min from the airport.
  • By bus: several urban bus lines connect the bus station with the port.
  • By taxi: a quick option from anywhere on the island, especially from the airport.

Both ports offer a range of services, such as ticket offices, cafés and parking areas. If you are traveling with a vehicle or during the high season, we recommend arriving early and checking the boarding area indicated on your ticket.

Where does the ferry arrive in Mallorca?

Ferries from Menorca arrive at 2 ports in Mallorca: Alcúdia, in the north of the island, and Palma, on the southwest coast. Your arrival port depends on the route you choose.

The fastest crossings from Ciutadella usually arrive at the port of Alcúdia, while ferries from Mahón may arrive either in Alcúdia or at the port of Palma.

Information about the arrival ports in Mallorca

• Port of Alcúdia:
  • Located next to the tourist area of Port d’Alcúdia, with restaurants, shops and car rental services nearby.
  • Alcúdia’s historic center is about 2-3 km away.
  • TIB buses connect the port with Palma, Inca and Can Picafort, while taxis are also available at the port.
• Port of Palma de Mallorca:
  • Located very close to the city center, about 10-15 min by car or taxi.
  • Wide range of public transport options, taxis, car rentals, hotels and passenger services.
  • Well connected to Palma Airport, which is about 15-20 min away by car.

Both ports are well connected to the rest of the island, so you can easily continue your journey by public transport or car.