Ferries Dénia

In addition to special deals and offers, you can also take advantage of the regular discounts offered to specific categories of passengers. In particular, on ferries operated by Balearia, which handles ferry routes from Dénia, infants travel for free, while children up to 13 years old receive a 50% discount. 

Additionally, residents of the Balearic Islands may also be entitled to discounts of 75% to 85% on ferry tickets, depending on the route.

The best time to book ferry tickets from Dénia to the Balearic Islands is usually 4 to 6 weeks in advance, especially if you intend to travel during the peak summer season (June-August), when ticket prices and demand increase. 

For trips during the off-peak season (October to April), you can afford to book closer to your departure date, when prices are generally lower and the ferries are less crowded. Similarly, in the shoulder seasons (April-June or September), you are likely to find better deals and more flexible options.

The city of Dénia is located in the southeast of Spain, halfway between Valencia (about 100 km) and Alicante (about 90 km). Set against the backdrop of the Montgó mountain, Dénia is a quintessential Mediterranean coastal city, combining its striking natural beauty with a laid-back urban vibe. 

The Spanish city’s main highlight is its historic quarter and castle, which overlooks whitewashed streets, bustling markets, and colorful houses, revealing its Moorish and Roman past. As Dénia lies on the Costa Blanca, there are also many sandy beaches that are easily accessible from the city center.

Dénia has also been recognized by UNESCO as a Creative City of Gastronomy, highlighting its culinary traditions. Some of its local delicacies include arròs a banda (seafood and rice paella), espencat (roasted vegetable salad) and buñuelos de calabaza (sweet pumpkin fritters).

Thanks to its strategic location, Dénia has long been a maritime hub, with its port serving both commercial and passenger vessels, including regular ferry routes to the Balearic Islands.

Here are some useful tips for planning your ferry trip from Dénia:

• The port of Dénia can get quite busy, especially in the summer months, so we recommend you arrive at least 1 hour before your departure.
• The sea can get a bit choppy, so if you are prone to seasickness, consider taking motion sickness tablets before the trip. As with all medication, discuss your options with a doctor or pharmacist.
• Due to the short length of the journey to the Balearic Islands, cabins are not usually offered on ferries from Dénia. For a more comfortable trip though, you can book a numbered airplane-style seat in the VIP lounge.
• Dénia is a great place to begin island-hopping in the Balearic Islands. Aside from the big names like Ibiza and Mallorca, consider visiting the smaller Balearic Islands off the radar, each with their own charm.

Most ferries from Dénia are high-speed vessels, offering a range of services and amenities for a pleasant and comfortable journey. Onboard most ferries, you can typically find:

• Outdoor seating on deck
• Lounges with comfortable seating and tables
• VIP lounge
• Numbered airplane-type seats
• Snack bars for coffee, snacks, and beverages
• Wi-Fi hotspot

The ferries traveling from Dénia are also pet-friendly and feature car decks for the transportation of vehicles.

In the area around the port, there are many bars and restaurants, as well as shops for any last-minute essentials for your trip.

You can easily reach the port from the city center by following the signs to Baleària Port along Carrer de Patricio Ferrándiz, one of Denia’s main roads. Alternatively, can hop on the solar-powered boat (La Panseta) and travel to the ferry terminal for free.

Ferry route map

Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Dénia, as well as starting prices for each route. Use our interactive Map of ferries to visualize your trip and easily plan an island-hopping adventure.