Ferry from Mallorca to Valencia

You can take advantage of the regular discounts offered by ferry companies when traveling to Valencia from Mallorca. Specifically, infants and toddlers can usually travel on the Mallorca-Valencia ferry for free, while children up to 11 or 13 years old and residents of the Balearic Islands are entitled to discounted ticket prices. Keep in mind that the discounts differ from one ferry company to another.

The ferries connecting the island of Mallorca with Valencia offer a range of modern amenities and services, ensuring a comfortable and relaxed journey.

Onboard, you’ll typically find self-service restaurants, snack bars, cafeterias, indoor and outdoor bars, as well as shops and play areas for children. Most ferries are also equipped with a Wi-Fi hotspot, so you can stay connected during your trip.

Cabins and accommodation

Most of the ferries that travel to Valencia from Mallorca have cabins. Alternatively, there are also numbered seats.

Standard seats typically start at €40, while cabins range from around €80 to €500, depending on the type.

Luggage

Each ferry operator operating on the Mallorca-Valencia route has 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.
• With GNV, each passenger is allowed to carry up to 2 pieces of personal luggage.

Traveling with pets

When it comes to traveling to Valencia by ferry, you can bring along your pet. Depending on the operator and type of vessel, there are different services and infrastructures for your little friend. For more information regarding documents and pet travel, we suggest that you contact the ferry company you’re traveling with.

Here are some 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 ports can get quite busy, especially in the summer.
• Bringing your vehicle on the ferry from Mallorca to Valencia is a great idea to explore the city on your own.
• The sea can get a bit choppy, so if you get seasick, consider taking motion sickness medication before the trip. As always, you discuss your options with your pharmacist or doctor.
• From the subway stop of Grau Canyamelar (Line 5), which is close to the port, you can easily reach the city center of Valencia.

Where to take the ferry from Mallorca to Valencia

The port of Mallorca that usually serves the ferry crossings to Valencia is Palma de Mallorca. Palma is located approximately 55 km from Alcúdia, the second port of the island. There is a regular train and bus service connecting the 2 ports. The ride lasts approximately 1 hr.

The port of Palma is much closer to the island’s airport (about 15 km), as you need 25 min by car to get there or 1 hr by public transport.

Where does the ferry arrive in Valencia?

Ferries from Mallorca arrive at the port of Valencia, which is about a 25-min drive to the city center. In the area around the port, you will find the Grau Canyamelar (Line 5) metro station, which offers quick and convenient access to central Valencia.