Ferries to Ibiza
Getting to Ibiza by ferry
Ferries to Ibiza from Spain
Ferries are available from Barcelona, Valencia, and Denia. You can also travel from Mallorca to Ibiza, and there's a ferry service between Ibiza and Formentera for convenient back-and-forth trips.
You can use the booking module and select Ibiza as the destination to find the crossings to Ibiza.
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Crossings to Ibiza, Spain
Guide ferry to Ibiza
Ferries to Ibiza
Not all ferry routes to Ibiza are listed here yet, but we’ve started with an overview of the available options. This information is handy if you're travelling with your car or if hiring a car on the island is expensive. It’s also a fun and alternative way to travel.
Denia ⇒ Ibiza
Ferry from Denia to Ibiza
The ferry from Denia to Ibiza is a popular route connecting the eastern coast of Spain to the famous party island of Ibiza. Throughout the year, there are around 18 sailings per week, giving you plenty of options for travel days and times. Due to its popularity, it's wise to book early as this route can fill up quickly.
Currently, this route is operated by:
- Balearia
You can easily book your tickets for this route using a booking module. This tool allows you to select your travel dates and whether you’re bringing a vehicle (car, camper, etc.), and the rest is taken care of for you.
Formentera ⇒ Ibiza
Ferry from Formentera to Ibiza
The crossing from Formentera to Ibiza is short, making it easy to take a day trip between the islands. There are around 63 daily sailings on this route, operated by Balearia, Trasmapi, Aquabus, and Mediterranea Pitlusa.
Be aware that prices can be significantly higher during the peak season.
If you’re planning to travel by ferry to Ibiza or Formentera, here’s what you can expect in terms of costs:
- Prices for foot passengers start at around £20
- If you want to bring a car, the cost for two people with a vehicle starts at approximately £55
Balearia is often the cheapest option on this route, but the journey will take about half an hour longer. You can easily compare prices using Direct Ferries.
About Ibiza
Ibiza (Catalan: Eivissa) is a Spanish island and part of the Balearic Islands. Today, Ibiza is best known for its vibrant nightlife and parties, which have their roots in the hippie culture.
While the southern part of Ibiza is known for its lively party scene, the island also has quieter areas that are popular with walkers thanks to their beautiful natural surroundings. Increasingly, Ibiza is becoming a destination for families as well.
Ibiza has ferry connections with several locations, including Denia, Barcelona, Mallorca, and Valencia.
Ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza
Mallorca-Ibiza is a relatively fast crossing. You can sail between the two islands in about 2 hours and 15 minutes. It is also possible to book a longer crossing that is usually cheaper. This is the ferry from Palma to Ibiza
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Unfortunately, this one disappoints me. Either way I would have to fly from the UK to Barcelona, Valencia or Denia. Does ant company operate from Dover, UK?
Hi Maria,
You can get from Dover to Calais and from there you can drive to Barcelona and pick up the ferry from there. I think that's the most used road to Ibiza from the UK.
I hope this answers your question!
Does the season affect the operation of this Ferry?
Hi Roy,
Good question, Yes this ferry runs more often during the peak Season (April – Early Sept)!