Barcelona to Ibiza ferry

Ferry from Barcelona to Ibiza

The beautiful island of Ibiza is accessible by ferry from Barcelona. Two ferry companies provide an average of 13 sailings from the Barcelona Port to the Port of Ibiza called Elvissa. Travellers can complete the journey with Balearia and Trasmediterranea ferry companies. Ferries from Barcelona to Ibiza complete the journey in an average of 8 and a half hours depending on the ferry company, season, weather, and the time of the day. Passengers can travel with their car on the ferry and the boats offer restaurants, outdoor bars, shopping, and beautiful scenery. The ferries also allow people to bring pets on board. Balearia runs its ferry service from Barcelona to Ibiza 7 times per week, while Trasmediterranea makes the crossing 5 times per week. The distance between the two ports is approximately 175 miles (282 km).

Ferry schedules Barcelona to Ibiza?

The schedule for ferries from Barcelona to Ibiza depends on the operator, time of year, and several other factors. Passengers looking to avoid crowds can take the night ferry which sails at around 9:30 p.m. The last ferry leaves the port of Barcelona by 10:00 p.m. The 175-mile (282-km) direct ferry service takes around 8 hours 30 minutes. For comfort, passengers are advised to book a comfortable seat or bed cabin so they can relax through the journey. 

How to find cheap ferries from Barcelona to Ibiza?

The price of ferries from Barcelona to Ibiza depends on several factors such as the ferry company, itinerary, the season, weather, and whether a person is travelling with a car. Passengers can get cheap ferries to Ibiza from Barcelona if they book before their journey. It is also cheaper if travellers make a reservation online. Booking through Omio allows travellers to filter their options to get the best deals on ferries and other modes of getting to Ibiza from Barcelona.

How long is the ferry journey from Barcelona to Ibiza?

Depending on the season and the ferry company, ferries from Barcelona to Ibiza complete the 175-mile (282-km)  journey between 8 and nine and a half hours. Passengers can book a night ferry and arrive at Ibiza in the morning to enjoy the rest of their day on the island. We advise passengers to get to the ferry terminal at Barcelona port at least 1 hour before sailing time as the port can be busy, especially during the summer. Travellers might have to wait for some time to board the ferry as Ibiza attracts a lot of visitors year-round. Despite the long journey, the ferries offer state-of-the-art facilities that keep passengers safe and comfortable throughout the sail. Travellers can enjoy the spectacular sights of the beautiful Balearic Islands and the expansive waters between the Catalan mainland and the popular partying destination of Ibiza.

What do you need to know before travelling by ferry from Barcelona to Ibiza?

Departure port: The Port of Barcelona ferry terminal is accessible by taxi, bus, and metro. Its convenient location in the city centre near the Parabelo and las Ramblas makes it is easily accessible from every part of the country. Passengers can get to the terminal via the Drassanes metro stop about 20 minutes' walk away. Travellers can also reach the port by the Z.A.L bus service, which runs every 20 minutes. The bus connects the main port terminals to the metro and the Christopher Columbus monument. The ferry port has several facilities including 3 terminals, duty-free shops, luggage conveyors, passenger gangways, and souvenir shops. Passengers can also use public telephones, a bar and restaurant, foreign exchange service and disabled facilities. There is a short-term parking space at the port, but the authorities do not provide long-term parking in the ferry terminal area for security reasons.

Arrival port: Ibiza port is a few hundred meters from the city centre and is accessible by foot, bus, and taxi. However, the taxi service is expensive, so it's often more affordable to leave the port by bus or on foot if your hotel is nearby. The port offers a full range of facilities including ticketing, a lounge, bars, souvenir shops, and wheelchairs. Passengers can buy refreshments and learn about the long history of the port while at the terminal. The ferry terminal is close to several hotels and high-end restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. It is also near some of the most popular beaches on the island.