Balearia




Eurolinies Maritimes started operations under the brand Balearia in July 1998 driven by a group of former executives, captains and officers of the shipping company Flebasa.
From the very beginning, Balearia drew up a plan of action for the expansion and modernization of the fleet, which included the immediate addition of new vessels. Balearia enjoyed the commitment of its personnel in its strive for quality, reflected today in high levels of security, service and customer care.
Initially, Balearia operated the Denia-Ibiza-Palma routes (ferry services), Ibiza-Formentera (ferry services and high-speed vessels), Ibiza-Palma (ferry services) and Denia-Ibiza (ferry and Ro-Ro services). Those routes were completed with the Valencia-Palma route (Ro-Ro cargo traffic), which was inaugurated in June 2000, and the Alcudia-Mahon route operated since July 2002. The inclusion - in June 2001- of Federico Garcia Lorca, a super fast high-speed ferry that operates the Denia-Ibiza-Palma route and also performs direct services Denia-Palma, has meant a complete change in communications both between and within the Balearic Islands.

Balearia is still focused on expansion and growth, and is working on future projects such as the incorporation of new lines and the enlargement of its fleet. In October 2002, Balearia launched the super fast high-speed ferry Ramon Llull, built at the shipyard Rodriquez, which entered operation in June 2003. Furthermore, at the beginning of 2003 Balearia created the Nautas Al-Maghreb ferry company to run a new ferry route between Tangier and Algeciras, operated by a super fast ferry with a crossing duration of less than one hour.

In 2004 the Balearia fleet welcomed two super fast catamarans - Nixe I and Nixe II. The first of which inaugurated the Denia-Ibiza-Formentera route in august 2004.

The quality, frequency, and competitiveness of the services of Balearia over the routes it manages have allowed this shipping company to position itself as a leader in the traffic within the islands - both in terms of passenger volume and sales- and as the absolute leader in the Balearic Islands by passenger volume.
Each vessel has 4 lounges equipped with comfortable seats. All the lounges have a central section with aisles containing comfortable seats naturally lit by skylights.
Balearia wishes to make its journeys as pleasant as possible and provides you with a wide range of entertainment on all vessels so that your journey across the Mediterranean is a pleasurable one.

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Balearia

Balearia Routes

Denia to Ibiza / Ibiza to Denia
5 Sailings Daily
2 hour crossing
Denia to Formentera / Formentera to Denia
16 Sailings Weekly
2 hour crossing
Valencia to Ibiza / Ibiza to Valencia
7 Sailings Weekly
2 hour 15 minute crossing
Palma to Denia / Denia to Palma
7 Sailings Weekly
5 hour crossing
Valencia to Palma / Palma to Valencia
11 Sailings Weekly
7 hour crossing
Barcelona to Ibiza / Ibiza to Barcelona
12 Sailings Weekly
8 hour 30 minute crossing
Barcelona to Mahon / Mahon to Barcelona
3 Sailings Weekly
9 hour crossing
Barcelona to Ciutadella / Ciutadella to Barcelona
7 Sailings Weekly
3 hour 45 minute crossing
Palma to Ibiza / Ibiza to Palma
7 Sailings Weekly
2 hour crossing
Alcudia to Ciutadella / Ciutadella to Alcudia
7 Sailings Weekly
1 hour crossing
Ibiza to Formentera / Formentera to Ibiza
12 Sailings Weekly
30 minute crossing
Tangier to Algeciras / Algeciras to Tangier
4 Sailings Daily
1 hour 30 minute crossing
Barcelona to Alcudia / Alcudia to Barcelona
7 Sailings Weekly
5 hour 45 minute crossing
Barcelona to Palma / Palma to Barcelona
7 Sailings Weekly
8 hour crossing
Algeciras to Ceuta / Ceuta to Algeciras
6 Sailings Daily
30 minute crossing
Denia to Ibiza San Antonio / Ibiza San Antonio to Denia
4 Sailings Weekly
2 hour crossing
Valencia to Ibiza San Antonio / Ibiza San Antonio to Valencia
2 Sailings Weekly
3 hour crossing

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