Ferry to Denia

Denia has its roots in antiquity. The first settlement, around the 4th century BC was Greek, but later became a Roman port, known as Dianium, named after the Roman goddess Diana. Under Roman rule the city became an important agricultural center for both trade and commerce. It became known for its production of raising and other agricultural products. However, the architecture and culture of Denia was mostly influenced by the Moorish invasion after the Islamic conquest of Spain in the 8th century.

In modern times, Denia has become a popular tourist destination and a fascinating travel option for those interested in both history and natural wonders. There are many reasons to visit, including the local culinary pleasures, historical monuments, vivid nightlife and superb beaches with clear waters.

How to reach Denia by ferry:

If you want to reach Denia from the Balearic Islands, there are many ferry routes from Ibiza, Mallorca and Formentera.

How to book ferry tickets to Denia with goferry

Booking your ferry to Denia via goferry is fast and reliable. Here's how it works:

1. Enter your departure port and travel dates

2. Compare ferry operators, times, and travel durations

3. Fill in passenger and vehicle details

4. Pick a price that fits your budget

5. Pay online and get instant confirmation via email

Why book your ferry to Denia with goferry?

Choosing goferry comes with many advantages:

• Access to all major ferry operators in one place (Balearia, Trasmapi, etc.)

• Easy-to-use multilingual booking system

• Transparent prices, no hidden fees or surprise charges

• Real-time availability and fast confirmation

• Flexible ticket options and secure payment

• Helpful customer support before and after your booking

When to travel – best time of year

• June to September: Warm, sunny, and busy—book early for best prices and availability

• April to May & October: Milder temperatures and fewer crowds. Ideal for relaxed travel and sightseeing

• November to March: Fewer ferries, but great for quiet trips or off-season rates

Useful tips for travelers

• Book your ferry early, especially if you’re bringing a vehicle

• Choose flexible tickets in case your plans change

• Pack essentials for the trip. Snacks, charger, sunscreen

• Notify the ferry operator in advance if you’re traveling with pets

• Double-check vehicle dimensions to avoid issues at boarding

Ferry routes from Denia

The port of Denia is ideal if you want to travel to the Balearic Islands with ferry routes that vary according to seasonality with more frequent sailings during the summer months when demand is highest. It is located close to the city center, just 1.5 km away, making it easily accessible for passengers and locals and it can be reached either by walking or using the local public transport.

Around the port there are parking lots with long-term and short-term options, shops, cafes, restaurants and waiting areas.

Ferries from Denia

Denia to Ibiza ferry

Ferry boats from Denia to Ibiza operate all year round with a daily route and the duration of the sailing is approximately 2-3 hours.

Ferry from Denia to Palma de Mallorca

The ferry to Mallorca from Denia runs 1-2 times per day and the duration of the sailing is 5-7 hours.

Ferry to Formentera from Denia

There are at least 7 sailings to Formentera per week and the duration of the journey is approximately 2 hours.

How long is the ferry ride to Denia?

• From Ibiza: 2 to 3 hours depending on vessel type

• From Formentera: 3 to 4.5 hours (often with a connection in Ibiza)

How far is Denia from the Balearic Islands?

• Ibiza – Denia: approx. 60 nautical miles

• Formentera – Denia: approx. 80 nautical miles (often includes a transfer)

How frequent are ferry departures to Denia?

• Ibiza – Denia: Up to 3 daily departures in peak season, fewer in winter

• Formentera – Denia: Daily during summer, limited or indirect in winter

Booking early is recommended in summer months due to high demand.

Public transportation in Denia

• Buses: Denia has a local bus network connecting the parts of the cities with other areas, neighborhoods and the beach and an intercity bus that connects Denia with nearby towns
• Tram: The Tram Line 9 connects Denia with other cities along the shore like Benidorm, Altea and Gata de Gorgos
• Taxis: For a more convenient ride to your destination taxis can be found near central locations, near the port and the train station, or booked on the phone or through the app
• Car/ Bicycle rentals: If you want to explore the town at your own pace you can also rent a bike or a car at a reasonable price

Tip: the town has many cycling paths with scenic views connecting the city with places of interest and beaches.

The best things to do in Denia

The charming seaside town of Costa Blanca is an interesting city as it has a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation and a rich history and culture ready to be explored and discovered. Denia is definitely a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Spain and here are some of the best things to do there:

• Explore the Denia Castle: Enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the Mediterranean Sea from the castle that dates back to the 11th century with remains of ancient walls that prove Denia’s rich history
• Enjoy a walk along the Calle Loreto and the historical Center: Stroll and eat along this historical street of Denia that is lined with boutique shops, restaurants and colorful charming buildings
• Visit Mercado Central: If you want to buy souvenirs or just be like a local make sure you visit the Mercado Central and try the local products or enjoy some tapas and drinks
• Experience Playa Las Rotas: One of the most special things to do in Denia. The Playas Rotas is characterized by rocky coves, pebbled beaches, amazing views of the sea and a handful of restaurants right on the water’s edge. At the end of Las Rotas you will arrive at Platja de les Arenetes where you can explore the rocky coves
• La Cova Tallada: One of the most visited sights of Denia. A natural cove known for its unique geological formation and the stunning scenery, an ideal spot for photographers and explorers
• Montgo Natural Park: The natural park of Montgo is the jewel of Denia. Take one of the hiking trails and enjoy the breathtaking views of its surroundings and the diverse flora and fauna
• Taste the local cuisine: Denia is a Unesco Creative City of Gastronomy. Make sure you visit the local paella, the local Valencian dish called Fideua and arrange a wine tasting. Pay attention to the Baix La Mar neighborhood, the old fisherman's quarter, the home of Denia’s red shrimp
• Enjoy festivals: If your time of visit coincides with the local festivities enjoy the festival of Las Fallas in March or the Moors and Christians Festival in August

Tip: drop by the Mercadillo de viernes that takes place on Calle La Via every Friday.

FAQs about your journey

What’s the cheapest way to get to Denia by ferry?

High-speed ferries from Ibiza often offer budget-friendly rates when booked early. Choose economy seating and avoid summer weekends to save.

Can I cancel or change my goferry booking?

Yes, but it depends on your fare type. Some tickets are flexible or refundable. Always review terms before confirming your purchase.

Are there night ferries to Denia?

No, most routes operate during the day. Check goferry’s schedule for early morning or late afternoon sailings instead.

Is there a baggage limit on ferries to Denia?

Generally, no strict baggage limits apply. Most passengers can carry standard suitcases, backpacks, and personal bags without extra fees.

Can I bring my pet on board?

Yes, pets are allowed on most ferries. You’ll need a proper carrier or to reserve a kennel or pet-friendly area. Pet passport required.