Compare Barcelona to Ibiza ferry tickets with Baleària, GNV and Trasmed and arrive with your own vehicle ready to explore the White Isle.
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Compare Barcelona to Ibiza ferry tickets with Baleària, GNV and Trasmed. Plan overnight or daytime crossings with cars, foot passengers, cabins and pets.
Balearic ferry schedules can change by season, vessel and intermediate port call. On multi-operator routes, compare the actual departure time, arrival time, accommodation, vehicle price and whether the itinerary is direct before choosing a ticket.
Travelling by ferry is particularly useful when you want your own car, motorcycle or more luggage on the island. It also avoids airport transfers and lets overnight sailings double as part of the journey.
Timetables can change between seasons and weekdays. Check the live result for the exact sailing date, vessel and check-in requirement before arranging tightly timed onward plans.
If you are connecting to accommodation, another ferry or ground transport, leave a sensible margin after the scheduled arrival. Weather, port traffic and boarding operations can occasionally affect the final timing.
Compare crossing time, direct versus calling itineraries, vehicle rules and onboard accommodation before booking.
BaleàriaCrossing time: about 8–9 hours
Baleària operates Barcelona–Ibiza with conventional passenger ferries. The overnight pattern is useful for travellers who want to sleep on board and start the island trip with their own vehicle.
GNVCrossing time: around 8–9 hours direct; longer when routed via Palma
GNV publishes direct Barcelona–Ibiza crossings and some itineraries that call at Palma. Check the live itinerary carefully because the stop pattern has a major effect on total travel time.
TrasmedCrossing time: varies by sailing; check the live timetable
Trasmed lists Barcelona–Ibiza among its active mainland–Balearic routes. Vehicles, foot passengers, seats, cabins and pet travel are available subject to the vessel assigned.
Follow the terminal and check-in instructions on your booking confirmation. Large Spanish ports can have different facilities for each operator.
Barcelona is one of the Mediterranean’s largest passenger-ferry gateways. Several operators use different check-in areas, so follow the terminal and berth details issued with your booking.
Ibiza Town is the main ferry gateway to the island. Passenger ferries use the port around the Botafoc area and nearby berths, with the exact check-in point shown on the booking confirmation.
Fast ferries prioritise speed and premium seating, while conventional ferries can add cabins, restaurants and more space for an overnight journey.
Accommodation ranges from reserved seats and lounges to private cabins on longer conventional sailings.
Cafés, restaurants and bars vary by vessel; fast ferries generally have a simpler offer than overnight ships.
Pet-friendly seats, cabins or kennels may be available, but each operator has its own booking and documentation rules.
Cars, motorcycles, vans and other bookable vehicles can travel on vehicle ferries, subject to deck capacity.
Facilities and assigned vessels can change. Use the live booking result and operator information as definitive for your selected departure.
These routes are within Spain, but operators still check passenger identity and booking details. Resident discounts, minor travel and vehicle bookings can require additional documentation.
Carry the accepted identity document used for your booking. Requirements can differ for adults, minors and resident fares.
Book the correct vehicle type and dimensions and carry normal registration and insurance documents.
Foot-passenger and vehicle deadlines differ by operator and port. Use the time shown on your confirmation.
Taking a vehicle by ferry gives you immediate flexibility after disembarkation, while foot passengers can connect into local buses, taxis and island transport.
Build your onward transfer into the overall journey and leave a sensible margin if connecting to another ferry, flight or pre-booked activity.
Compare Ferry RoutesCompare the complete trip: mainland driving distance, crossing duration, arrival port, ferry product and onward island travel.
Journey time varies by operator and sailing. A useful guide is about 8–9 hours direct, but always check the live itinerary before booking.
Current route information shows Baleària, GNV and Trasmed on this crossing or route corridor.
Yes on the vehicle-ferry sailings shown by these operators. Enter the correct vehicle type and dimensions when booking.
Yes on eligible passenger sailings. Check the live booking result and the operator’s port instructions because check-in arrangements differ from vehicle travel.
Pet travel is available with the operators on this route, but accommodation, carrier and documentation rules vary by company and vessel.
Cabins are available on many conventional and overnight ferries. Fast ferries may focus on reserved seating instead, so check the vessel shown for your departure.
Use the exact terminal and check-in point shown on your booking confirmation. Large Spanish ferry ports can have separate operator facilities.
Carry the identity document required for your booking and passenger type, plus normal vehicle documentation if driving. Requirements for minors and resident fares can be more specific.
Compare current sailings, passenger fares, vehicle prices and accommodation, then choose the crossing that works best for your journey.
About 8–9 hours direct
3 operators
Vehicle ferries
Pet options
