Valencia - Ibiza Ferry Tickets | Prices & Schedules

Valencia - Ibiza: Ferry tickets, prices and sailing schedules

The ferry from Valencia to Ibiza connects mainland Spain with one of the Balearic Islands' most visited destinations. You can travel as a foot passenger or take your own car, motorcycle or campervan.

The route is served by Baleària, Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV) and Trasmed, using conventional passenger and vehicle ferries.

Passenger tickets start from €15.42 on selected departures. A separate car transportation charge can start from €16, while combined promotional fares for two adults and one car have been available from €50.78.

The fastest recorded direct crossing takes 4 hours and 58 minutes. Other direct sailings last up to 6 hours and 45 minutes.

Most departures take place in the evening, with recorded sailing times between 20:30 and 22:31. Passengers generally arrive in Ibiza during the early morning.

Vessels associated with the connection include Hedy Lamarr, Kerry, Visborg, Ciudad de Valencia, Ciudad de Barcelona and Ciudad de Granada. The vessel assigned to each departure may change.

Direct services are available, although some GNV itineraries may include a call at Palma de Mallorca, increasing the total journey time.

The conventional ferries have vehicle garages, passenger seating and cabins on selected vessels.

Online booking is available, while electronic boarding passes and check-in arrangements depend on the ferry operator.

How much are Valencia - Ibiza ferry tickets?

The lowest available passenger fare starts from €15.42 for a one-way journey without a vehicle.

Baleària also advertises tickets from €35 on its official route page.

GNV and Trasmed offer alternative fares that vary with the departure date and accommodation category.

The final price depends on the availability of seats, the season and the services selected.

A basic passenger ticket covers travel in the booked accommodation category. Private cabins and additional services may have separate charges.

If your travel dates are flexible, comparing departures on neighbouring days may help you find a lower fare.

How much does it cost to take a car to Ibiza?

The separate car transportation charge can start from €16 on selected sailings. This is a vehicle charge, not a guaranteed ticket that includes the driver.

Promotional combined booking prices have included:

• Two adults with one car: from €50.78
• Two adults, two children and one car: from €138.50

These combined fares already include the specified passengers and vehicle.

You should not add a separate car charge again when the vehicle is included in the package.

During booking, provide the correct vehicle type, length and height.

If you have a roof box, trailer or bicycle rack, include the additional dimensions.

Taking your own car can be useful if you plan to explore several parts of Ibiza rather than stay in Ibiza Town.

How long does the Valencia - Ibiza ferry take?

The fastest recorded direct crossing takes 4 hours and 58 minutes.

Most conventional direct services take between 5 hours and 6 hours and 45 minutes.

Baleària advertises a direct journey lasting 5 hours and 10 minutes on its route.

Some GNV services call at Palma de Mallorca before continuing to Ibiza. These journeys can take considerably longer than the direct crossing.

If you want the shortest journey, check that your selected departure is direct.

The arrival time is particularly important for overnight crossings, especially if you have arranged hotel accommodation or a transfer.

Which ferry companies operate between Valencia and Ibiza?

Baleària operates conventional ferries equipped with vehicle garages, cabins and different seating categories.

Its Smart Ships offer digital services, onboard entertainment and facilities for passengers travelling with pets.

Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV) connects mainland Spain with the Balearic Islands using larger conventional ferries.

Trasmed also serves the route, offering passenger seating, cabins on suitable vessels and vehicle transportation.

You can find further information in the ferry companies section of booktickets.gr.

Before booking, compare the accommodation options, cancellation conditions and check-in requirements of each operator.

What time do ferries depart from Valencia?

Departures are concentrated in the evening.

One recorded Baleària service departs at 22:00 and arrives in Ibiza at 03:00 the following morning.

Other companies operate different evening schedules.

Departure times may change between the summer and winter seasons.

If your ferry reaches Ibiza early in the morning, check whether your hotel can accommodate a late-night arrival.

It is also worth arranging onward transport before travelling, particularly if you are arriving without a car.

How many ferries operate each week?

The Valencia - Ibiza ferry connection operates throughout the year.

The latest route summary records 11 departures per week, while some seasonal periods offer up to 3 daily sailing options.

The number of departures differs between companies and travel dates.

During summer, demand for vehicle spaces increases, especially around weekends and public holidays.

Winter timetables may offer fewer options on certain days.

Booking early is particularly useful when travelling with a car or booking a private cabin.

Where do ferries depart from in Valencia?

Ferries to Ibiza leave from the Port of Valencia on Spain's eastern Mediterranean coast.

Google Maps - Port of Valencia Passenger Terminal

The ferry operators use different boarding facilities.

Check the exact terminal and boarding gate on your reservation confirmation.

GNV departures may use its designated facilities around Muelle Perfecto Palacio.

Passengers travelling with a vehicle should plan to arrive at least 90 minutes before departure, unless their ferry company requires an earlier check-in.

During the summer, allow extra time for vehicle queues and terminal procedures.

Where do ferries arrive in Ibiza?

Ferries from Valencia arrive at the Port of Ibiza, serving the town of Eivissa.

Google Maps - Port of Ibiza Ferry Terminal

The port is close to Ibiza Town and the historic Dalt Vila district.

Taxis and local bus services provide connections to different parts of the island.

However, early-morning arrivals may have fewer public transport options.

If you are not travelling with your own vehicle, arranging a transfer in advance can make arrival easier.

Cabins and passenger seating

The conventional ferries offer different accommodation categories.

Depending on the vessel, you can choose economy seating, reserved reclining seats or a private cabin.

Cabins are particularly useful on overnight departures, allowing passengers to rest during the crossing.

Some cabins have private bathrooms and multiple beds, making them suitable for families.

If you prefer a lower fare, a reserved seat may be sufficient for this relatively short overnight journey.

Check the exact facilities available on your chosen ferry before completing the booking.

Ferry discounts and special offers

The ferry companies provide reduced fares for children and other eligible passenger categories.

Legal residents of the Balearic Islands may qualify for a Spanish government subsidy of 75% on the eligible passenger fare.

Child and infant discounts vary between Baleària, GNV and Trasmed.

For general information about available offers, explore:

• Ferry ticket discounts for children and infants
• Main ferry offers for passengers with a car
• Round-trip ferry ticket offers and discounts
• All ferry ticket offers and discounts

Some of these promotions apply exclusively to Greek ferry routes.

For Valencia - Ibiza, only discounts supported by the selected Spanish operator and fare category can be applied.

What should you expect on board?

Conventional ferries serving the route have passenger lounges, seating areas, toilets and dining facilities.

Baleària offers digital entertainment and Wi-Fi services on equipped Smart Ships.

Internet access and charges differ between operators and vessels.

Charging sockets are not guaranteed next to every economy seat.

Passengers travelling with pets should check whether the ship offers designated pet areas, accommodation facilities or pet-friendly cabins.

The vehicle garages remain closed during the crossing, so take all essential belongings with you before leaving your car.

How to book Valencia - Ibiza ferry tickets online

On booktickets.gr, select Valencia as your departure port and Ibiza as your destination.

Choose the travel date and number of passengers.

If you are travelling with a vehicle, enter its type and dimensions.

Compare the available departure times and select a seat or cabin.

Before payment, check the total ticket price, additional charges and cancellation conditions.

Your booking confirmation will be sent electronically.

Follow the ferry company's instructions for online check-in and boarding pass collection.

Find all the routes on booktickets.gr.

Ferry connections from Valencia to other destinations

From Valencia, you can travel to several destinations in the Balearic Islands.

Another connection is Valencia - Palma de Mallorca, suitable for travellers planning to explore Mallorca with their own vehicle.

You can also consider Barcelona - Ibiza if a departure from Barcelona is more convenient.

These connections offer alternative travel dates and different departure ports.

Useful tips before departure

If you are taking a car, check that its dimensions are correctly entered in the booking.

During summer, vehicle garage space can sell out before passenger seating.

Keep your travel documents, phone charger and overnight essentials in a small bag.

If you have booked a cabin, check how and where you receive the cabin access card.

For late-night or early-morning arrivals, plan your transfer from the port before departure.

What to see in Ibiza after arriving

Ibiza offers much more than its famous nightlife.

The historic Dalt Vila district, overlooking Ibiza Town, is known for its fortified walls and narrow streets.

If you have your own car, you can visit beaches such as Cala Comte, Cala Bassa and Ses Salines.

Travellers staying near Ibiza Town can also use local buses and taxis.

For longer stays, organising a few trips across the island is a good way to explore quieter villages and coastal areas.

Strong winds and possible ferry disruptions

Strong winds and rough seas in the western Mediterranean may affect ferry crossings between Valencia and Ibiza.

Difficult weather conditions can lead to delayed departures, longer crossings or cancellations.

If you have a connecting flight or another important booking after arrival, leave sufficient time between journeys.

Frequently asked questions about Valencia - Ibiza ferries

Can I take a bicycle on the ferry?

Yes. Bicycle transport is available under the rules of each ferry company. Advance registration or an additional charge may be required.

Do I need a passport?

This is a domestic Spanish ferry connection. Eligible EU citizens can travel with an accepted valid national identity card.

Can I change my ferry ticket?

Changes depend on the selected fare and available capacity. An amendment fee or fare difference may apply.

Are the ferries accessible to passengers with reduced mobility?

Suitable vessels offer accessible facilities and passenger assistance. Inform the ferry company of your needs before travelling.

Can my pet stay in a cabin?

Selected ferries offer pet-friendly cabins or designated accommodation. Availability should be checked when booking.

Are taxis available at the Port of Ibiza?

Yes, taxis serve the port area. For arrivals during the early morning, arranging a transfer in advance can be useful.

In brief

The Valencia - Ibiza ferry route is served by Baleària, GNV and Trasmed, using conventional passenger and vehicle ferries.

Passenger tickets start from €15.42 on selected crossings, while separate car transport charges can start from €16. Combined fares for two adults with one car have been available from €50.78.

The fastest direct crossing takes 4 hours and 58 minutes.

On booktickets.gr, you can compare available departures, choose your accommodation and book ferry tickets online.

Last updated: 31 October 2026

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