Palma to Valencia – Ferry Routes, Tickets & Travel Tips

If you’re looking to connect Palma de Mallorca with Spain’s east coast, Valencia is one of the easiest and most scenic ferry routes. Whether you’re traveling with a car, on foot, or with a pet, here’s how to plan the journey.

⏱️ Travel Time & Ferry Routes

• Duration: 7 to 9 hours depending on vessel and weather
• Departure Port: Port of Palma
• Arrival Port: Port of Valencia
• Best Operators: Baleària, Trasmed

🛳️ Ferry Companies & Booking Links

🚗 Vehicle Options

• You can bring cars, vans, motorcycles, or bicycles
• Vehicle ticket usually includes up to 4 passengers
• Boarding opens 90 minutes before departure

💡 Tips for the Journey

• 🛏️ Book a cabin if taking the overnight ferry, you’ll arrive rested
• 🧳 Travel light if you’re on foot, there’s a bit of walking between terminals
• 🌊 Seas can be choppy in winter, bring motion sickness remedies just in case
• 🍽️ Onboard dining is available, but you can bring snacks

🎯 Why Choose the Ferry Over Flying?

• No luggage limits
• Eco-friendly and scenic
• Ideal if you’re road-tripping with your own car
• Direct access to Valencia’s port and public transport

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