Ferry from Mallorca to Valencia

Toddlers up to 1-2 years old can travel from Mallorca to Valencia by ferry for free, while there are also discount tickets for children up to 11-13 years old and residents of the Balearic Islands.

The 3 ferry companies connecting Mallorca and Valencia - Baleària, Trasmed and GNV - offer modern, family-friendly vessels with a range of amenities. Here are some of the services and amenities you can usually find on Mallorca - Valencia ferries:

• Self-service restaurants with hot meals and Mediterranean dishes
• Snack bars and cafeterias for coffee, drinks and light bites
• Indoor lounges and outdoor deck bars with sea views
• Shops and mini markets for travel essentials and souvenirs
• Children’s play areas and family-friendly spaces
• Air-conditioned passenger lounges with comfortable seating

Wi-Fi is available on all routes:

• Baleària and GNV offer paid internet packages onboard (Baleària’s smart ships such as Hypatia de Alejandría even include free WhatsApp access).
• Trasmed ferries typically offer free Wi-Fi.

Cabins and accommodation

Ferries traveling from Palma to Valencia offer a variety of accommodation options, making it easy to choose the level of comfort that best suits your trip and budget. Ferries usually include the following options:

• Standard numbered seats in air-conditioned lounges
• Reclining airplane-style seats for extra comfort
• VIP or premium lounge access on selected ferries
• Interior cabins for affordable travel
• Exterior cabins with sea views
• Family cabins and larger multi-passenger cabins
• Accessible cabins designed for travelers with reduced mobility
• Pet-friendly cabins available on selected Baleària ferries

Standard seats typically start at around €40, while cabin prices generally range from €80 to €500, depending on the ferry company, season and cabin type. Exterior and premium cabins are usually more expensive, especially during the high season.

Tip: Accommodation availability can sell out quickly, so it’s best to book cabins several weeks in advance, especially if you’re traveling with family, pets or a vehicle.

How much luggage can I travel with?

The ferry operators serving this route have different luggage policies:

• Trasmed allows passengers to carry luggage with a maximum weight of 40 kg for cabins and 30 kg for onboard seating. Ferries often have closed spaces for luggage.
• On the ferries of Baleària, there are no limitations on the amount of luggage per passenger, as long as you can handle it on your own. There are also open luggage trunks in the passenger lounges, where you can leave your luggage during the trip.
• In GNV ferries, there is no weight limit on luggage and you can carry up to 2 pieces of luggage. The ferries also have lockers that are accessible throughout the journey.

Can I travel with my pet?

Yes, you can travel with your pet on ferries from Mallorca to Valencia. All major ferry companies operating on the route - Baleària, Trasmed and GNV - allow pets onboard, making it easy to travel by ferry with your furry friend.

Pet tickets usually cost around €10-€20, depending on the ferry company, the size of the pet and the type of accommodation you choose.

On Palma - Valencia ferries, pet facilities and services may include:

• Onboard kennels and pet accommodation areas
• Pet-friendly cabins on selected ferries
• Designated outdoor walking areas
• Special pet seating zones on some vessels
• The option to keep small pets in a carrier during the journey

Baleària in particular offers some of the most pet-friendly ferry services in Spain, with pet cabins and dedicated onboard pet areas available on many vessels.

Pet travel documents and requirements

To travel with your pet, you’ll generally need:

• A valid pet passport or health certificate
• Updated vaccination records
• A leash or pet carrier, depending on the animal
• Additional documentation for certain international routes or specific animals

Requirements may vary depending on the ferry operator, so we recommend checking directly with the company you’re traveling with before departure. 

Here are our top travel tips for your trip from Mallorca to Valencia: 

• We recommend that you arrive at the port of departure at least 1 hr in advance. The port of Palma in Mallorca can get quite busy, especially in the summer.
• Valencia is a great destination for food lovers! It is particularly famous for its paella and its juicy oranges. We recommend exploring its local food markets for more!
• Read our Valencia travel guide for more information and useful tips about the port.
• Remember to book your return tickets in advance from Valencia to Mallorca in advance for a hassle-free trip!
• Take a look at all Valencia ferry schedules and choose the route that serves you best!

Where to take the ferry from Mallorca to Valencia

Ferries to Valencia depart from the port of Palma, the largest in Mallorca. Located on the island’s southwest coast, the port is close to Palma’s city center and serves as one of the main gateways between Mallorca and mainland Spain.

The port area includes passenger ferry terminals, cafés, waiting areas, parking facilities and car rental services. Ferries from Palma to Valencia usually depart from the commercial ferry terminals near the main harbor.

Palma is also connected to Alcúdia, Mallorca’s second main port, through regular bus services and the island’s road network. The distance between Palma and Alcúdia is approximately 55 km, and the journey takes around 1 hour.

How to get to the port of Palma

The port of Palma is easy to reach from most parts of Mallorca thanks to the island’s well-developed road network and public transport connections.

• By bus: several local bus lines connect the port area with Palma city center and nearby neighborhoods. Bus services run frequently throughout the day, especially during the summer months.
• By taxi: taxis are widely available across Palma and offer a quick and convenient way to reach the ferry terminals.
• By car: the port is easily accessible via the Ma-19 and Ma-20 highways. There are parking areas near the port, as well as car rental offices and drop-off points close to the terminals.
• By foot: if you’re staying in central Palma, you may be able to reach the port on foot, depending on your location.

Where does the ferry arrive in Valencia?

Ferries from Palma arrive at the port of Valencia, one of the busiest passenger and commercial ports in Spain. The port is located around 5 km from Valencia city center and is well connected by public transport and road networks.

You can easily travel from the port to the city center by:

• Taxi, with journeys taking around 20-25 minutes depending on traffic
• Metro and tram connections
• Local buses serving the port area
• Private car or rental vehicle

The nearest metro station is Grau Canyamelar (Line 5), which offers a convenient connection to central Valencia and other parts of the city. Several bus lines also connect the port with popular neighborhoods, the train station and Valencia Airport.