Jose Sanchez (Jose Sanchez)

Not cheapest way but very comfortable. Check-in and out could be quicker but Corona made it a bit too slow. Anyway I would repeat

+4

PP. Palanupat

Taking ferry ⛴️ from Ibiza to Barcelona for 9 hrs was ok with what you paid. It was a bit cold in the room. Good seats ! But the staffs at food point didn’t care they just kept talking to each other and we needed to wait until they finished talking!

+1

Laurian Ciobanu

Excellent traveling conditions. At the arrival on Ibiza, the taxis are rare and the is no bus.

Nandita V

Reliable and one among the fast ferry service between Ibiza<>Formentera. They are quite frequent starting as early as 7-730am and all the way till 10-1130pm. The ferry itself is very spacious and well maintained. The outside seating area is quite nice, especially the one facing the back where you can admire the beautiful water and waves as you go. Snacks available on board at a cost. Prices were around 48€/person when we visited (April 2022). Tickets can be purchased on board, in the shop or online. Except for certain ferries, you can take your bike/scooter along with you at additional cost. Some of them also accommodate 4wheelers. (If you are travelling to Formentera, you can also rent a vehicle from the island at a reasonable cost).

+4

Arvind Yerram

We used this service from Ibiza to Barcelona and were for a pleasant travel. Being our first cruise journey, haven't expected the kind of size which welcomed us. 6 hour long cruise went boring after some time though... The food in the restaurant is not great and there are hardly any vegetarian options.

+2

Oleg Somov

The trip itself was good, large ship, very interesting experience. We also liked how fast the onboarding was. The thing thats really bad — u do not know from the online tickets or emails from Balearia where do you need to be to get on a ship! Turns out, the Ibiza port is really massive and there are multiple Baleria departure places. They do not put any departure info and directions in tickets, just casually saying that onboarding closes 30 min before departure. We came to Ibiza port 1 hour before the departure, wandered around the Belaria ticket office for some time, then decided to ask where is our ship. The lady at the front-desk said that its 45 min walk from the place and we might not make it. Luckily, we got taxi and got just in time for departure. My message — Baleria — PUT SOME INFO WHERE TO GO ON THE TICKETS or EMAILS. Also, for some reasons they ignore English language.

Soo Chin

If your cruise ship ports here be advised it’s too far from the town to walk. Hope you can find a shuttle or better yet, Virgin Voyages provided one! Thanks Mr. Branson!

C

We sailed from Algericas to Tanger med. Outbound delayed 6hours. Return 2 nights at the port. Kept being told to go back 30 minutes before a ferry. In the end we joined an 8hour long queue. Finally got tickets. Then 4 hours sat at the gate. Awful awful company. I have emailed and filled in the form and got no response!

Selene Papale

I’ve been on one of their ferries on Wednesday August 14th 2024, and we left Ibiza port at 9.45am on our way to Formentera. Yes, everyone knows what happened over there on August 14th, a huge thunderstorm hit Formentera and the nearby area and it has been shown on all the news programmes, in Spain, Italy etc. Yes, despite this and despite the thunderstorm has been forecasted since 2 days, Baleària let us onboard and cross the sea in those conditions. It has been one of the worst hour in my entire life, the trip has been a REAL nightmare. We found ourselves in the middle of the thunderstorm off Formentera’s coast. Formentera’s port has been closed, not letting the ferry boat dock and leaving us in the mercy of waves of at least 3/4 meters. My fiance and I - and everybody on the ferry, actually - were very sick, vomiting, screaming like crazy and having panic attacks. The situation was totally out of control. The staff only helped giving bags for seasickness and saying “if you have your earphones listen to the music, it will be better than focusing on what it’s happening”. It was scary to say the least, I thought I would die. When finally they let us docking (the trip lasted at least double of the normal time) our entire day has been ruined. I have lost count of how many times we have vomited. We were shocked as well. We had to cancel some reservations because of the uneasiness we had to face: we have been sick for two days, we had to check with the doctor and so on. Since the storm has been forecasted and Baleària MUST know the weather and the sea conditions, everything could have been avoided. We are trying to contact BALEÀRIA about these since days and nobody is answering. This is absolutely disgusting.

Eric Zellhart

Just fly, taking the Baleària Ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza is expensive and can easily turn into a disaster. A canceled ferry leads to people scrambling to find hotel rooms and then elbowing into an unstructured process to get into queue to board the ferry. It’s crazy, few staff to help organize, limited food and space to wait when ferries are delayed. And no updates or notifications from Balearia.