Ferries from
Spain to Ibiza
Ferries from
Spain to Ibiza
The crossing time by ferry from Spain to Ibiza ranges between routes, operators and ships. Barcelona to Ibiza ferry on average approximately takes 8hrs. The distance from Barcelona to Ibiza is approximately 153 nautical miles. Sailings from Valencia to Ibiza take on average 5hr 15m. The fastest ferry from Spain to Ibiza is from Denia. The distance from Denia to Ibiza is 62 nautical miles with a crossing time of approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes. Balearia offer this route with 11 sailings weekly combined.
| From | To | Average price | |
|---|---|---|---|
From BarcelonaSpain |
To IbizaIbiza |
Average price$161.74 | |
From ValenciaSpain |
To IbizaIbiza |
Average price$194.24 | |
From DeniaSpain |
To IbizaIbiza |
Average price$430.12 |
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Spain draws visitors with its lively culture, beautiful landscapes, and rich history. From Barcelona's amazing architecture to the sunny beaches of Costa del Sol, this Mediterranean gem offers so much to explore. Art lovers can enjoy masterpieces in Madrid's Prado Museum or Bilbao's Guggenheim, while history fans can discover Roman ruins and Moorish palaces. Spain's food scene delights with tapas, paella, and great wines. Each year, the country celebrates colorful festivals like La Tomatina and the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona. Visitors can easily take ferries from Spanish ports to the Balearic Islands, including Mallorca and Ibiza, or travel to Morocco across the Strait of Gibraltar. Ferry routes also connect Spain with Italy and southern France, making it a perfect starting point for a bigger European adventure.
Ibiza, one of Spain's Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea, offers a perfect mix of beautiful beaches, rich history, and world-famous nightlife. This island paradise draws visitors with its crystal-clear waters and over 50 stunning beaches, from hidden coves to long stretches of white sand. Beyond the beaches, Ibiza Town's UNESCO-protected Dalt Vila (Old Town) showcases ancient walls and cobblestone streets lined with shops and restaurants. Nature lovers can enjoy the island's rocky coastlines, pine forests, and the Las Salinas salt flats, home to many wildlife species. Every summer, Ibiza hosts its famous club season, bringing top DJs and music fans from around the world. The island also celebrates traditional Spanish festivals throughout the year, including the colorful Carnival in February and various saint's day celebrations. From Ibiza's main port, travelers can easily take ferries to mainland Spain (Barcelona, Valencia, and Dénia), as well as to nearby islands like Mallorca, Menorca, and Formentera, making it a great starting point for Mediterranean island hopping.
