Mallorca, Spain
Ferries from Palma
Palma (Mallorca, Spain) has 8 ferry routes to 4 destinations, operated by Baleària and Transmediterránea acciona. You can sail from Palma to Barcelona, Dénia, Ibiza and Valencia. Crossing times and timetables for each route are listed below.
- 8
- Routes
- 4
- Destinations
- 2
- Operators
Routes & timetables
What ferry routes connect Palma?
8 crossings with live schedules — each card opens its full timetable.
8 routes
Ibiza to Palma
- Fastest crossing
- 2h 15m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Palma to Ibiza
- Fastest crossing
- 2h 15m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Dénia to Palma
- Fastest crossing
- 5h 15m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Palma to Dénia
- Fastest crossing
- 5h 15m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Barcelona to Palma
- Fastest crossing
- 7h 15m
- Operators
- 2 operators
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Palma to Barcelona
- Fastest crossing
- 7h 15m
- Operators
- 2 operators
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Palma to Valencia
- Fastest crossing
- 8h
- Operators
- 2 operators
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Valencia to Palma
- Fastest crossing
- 8h
- Operators
- 2 operators
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Network
Where does Palma connect?
Location
Where is Palma?
- Region
- Mallorca
- Coordinates
- 39.561° N, 2.640° E
- Shortest crossing
- 2h 15m
Plan your trip
Boarding at Palma
Foot passengers — arrive 30–60 minutes before departure.
With a vehicle — allow extra time and book your space ahead, especially in summer.
Getting there — check local bus, train and taxi links to Mallorca, Spain, and confirm the boarding point with your operator.
About
About Palma
The Port of Palma de Mallorca, situated on the beautiful southwest coast of Mallorca, serves as the primary maritime gateway to the Balearic Islands. As the capital of Mallorca, Palma's port is a bustling hub, crucial for both commercial shipping and passenger ferry services, connecting the island with mainland Spain and other islands in the archipelago.
Ferry services from Palma link Mallorca to key destinations such as Barcelona, Valencia, Dénia, Ibiza, and Menorca. Leading ferry operators, including Baleària, provide regular sailings for both foot passengers and vehicles, facilitating tourism, trade, and inter-island travel. These connections are vital for residents and visitors alike, offering a scenic and convenient way to explore the Mediterranean.
The port facilities at Palma are designed to accommodate a high volume of traffic, featuring modern passenger terminals with amenities such as ticketing offices, waiting areas, and basic services like cafes and restrooms. Its proximity to Palma city center ensures easy access to public transport and taxi services, making onward travel straightforward for arriving and departing passengers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get a ferry to from Palma?
From Palma you can take a ferry to Barcelona, Dénia, Ibiza and Valencia. Each route page shows the crossing time and timetable.
Which ferry companies operate from Palma?
Ferries from Palma are run by Baleària and Transmediterránea acciona. Open an operator page for its fleet, routes and contact details.
How many ferry routes serve Palma?
Palma is served by 8 ferry routes connecting 4 ports. Timetables can change seasonally, so confirm with the operator before travelling.
Where is Palma ferry port located?
Palma is in Mallorca, Spain (around 39.561, 2.640). See the map on this page for its exact location.
How do I get to Palma ferry terminal?
Arrive at Palma well before departure — typically 30–60 minutes ahead for foot passengers and longer if you are travelling with a vehicle. Check local bus, train or taxi connections to the terminal and confirm the exact boarding point with your operator.
What are the most popular ferries from Palma?
Popular crossings from Palma include Barcelona, Dénia and Ibiza. Browse the full list below for crossing times and live timetables.
Do ferries from Palma carry cars?
Vehicle capacity varies by route and vessel. Check the individual route page and confirm with the operator before travelling with a car.
When should I book a ferry from Palma?
For peak season and any sailing with a vehicle, book as early as possible. Off-peak foot-passenger fares are usually more flexible. Always confirm the latest timetable before travelling.
Reviewed by Serhat Özçelik, Founder & Editor of Ferry Schedule Hub · Last updated Jun 29, 2026.
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