Dreaming of turquoise beaches, charming old towns, and Mediterranean sunshine? The ferry from Valencia to Palma (Mallorca) is a scenic and relaxing way to reach the Balearic Islands. Whether you're planning a weekend escape, a family holiday or bringing your car for a full road trip around Mallorca, this ferry route is the perfect connection between mainland Spain and island paradise.
With go-ferry.com, booking your crossing is quick, reliable and traveler-friendly.
Booking your ferry ticket from Valencia to Palma is fast and secure:
- Enter your travel dates
- Browse all available ferry options including company, vessel and sailing time
- Choose number of passengers and your preferred seat or cabin
- Pick the fare type that suits your budget
- Enter passenger details and make your payment
- Receive your booking confirmation by email
Why choose go-ferry.com?
- Compare real-time schedules and ferry companies
- Secure online payments
- Customer support available 24/7
- Trusted by thousands of ferry travelers across Europe
- Instant confirmation
Best time to travel from Valencia to Palma
- May to October is perfect for beach lovers and sunseekers
- Spring and autumn are less crowded with mild weather
- Winter is calmer, ideal for cultural and food-focused travelers
Onboard experience: seating, cabins & services
Ferries offer a variety of options:
- Standard seats
- VIP Lounges
- Private cabins with beds and bathroom
- Restaurants, cafes and duty-free shops
- Pet-friendly zones (on selected vessels)
Documents & boarding requirements
- ID or Passport (EU citizens can use their national ID)
- Booking Confirmation / E-Ticket
- Vehicle Papers (if bringing a car)
- Arrive at least 90 minutes before departure, especially with a vehicle
- Currency & payment options:
- Euro (EUR)
- Most onboard purchases accept credit/debit cards
How far is Palma from Valencia by ferry?
The ferry covers about 135 nautical miles (250 km).
How long is the ferry ride?
The crossing takes between 7 and 9 hours, depending on the ferry and weather.
Are there overnight ferries?
Yes! Many ferries run at night, allowing you to rest and arrive fresh in Palma.
How frequent are ferries on this route?
There are daily sailings, sometimes more than one per day in high season.
Which ferry companies operate the route?
Transportation in Valencia & Palma de Mallorca
Valencia Port
Valencia’s ferry terminal is located near the port of Valencia, well-connected to the city and offering:
- Waiting lounges
- Check-in counters
- Cafeterias
- Parking
- Customs clearance for vehicles
Getting to Valencia Ferry Port
Palma de Mallorca Port
The Port of Palma is just a short ride from the city center. It features:
- Taxi & bus services
- Tourist information booths
- Rental car agencies
- Shops & cafes
Transport options from Palma Port
- City buses: Routes 1 and 15 connect the port with Palma’s city center
- Taxi: Easily available at the terminal and online
- Rental cars & scooters: Great for exploring the island. Book one online and wander around at your own pace
FAQs
Can I sleep on the ferry from Valencia to Palma?
Yes, especially on overnight sailings—private cabins and reclining seats are available.
Do ferries operate daily?
Yes, with increased frequency during summer and holiday seasons.
Are meals included in the ticket price?
Usually not. Food and drinks are available onboard for purchase.
How early should I arrive at the port?
At least 60–90 minutes before departure, earlier if you're boarding with a car.
Can I change my ticket after booking?
Most ferry companies allow changes with a fee. Check the terms when booking via go-ferry.com.
Can I bring my car and pet on the ferry?
- Vehicles: Yes, most ferries allow cars, motorbikes vans, and campervans. Book early to reserve a spot
- Pets: Allowed on board with valid documentation. Some ferries offer pet cabins or kennels
