Ferries from
Mallorca to Menorca
Ferries from
Mallorca to Menorca
Ferries from Mallorca to Menorca sail approximately 80 times per week. 5 Ferry companies service the ferries with 4 ferry routes to choose from. Ferries from Mallorca sail from Alcudia and Palma to Menorca and arrive at Ciutadella and Mahon.
Timetables can differ depending on the ferry company, ship type and season. Check the latest ferry timetables between Mallorca and Menorca with just a few clicks using our deal finder. There are usually more schedules in peak season, during the summer.
Ferry duration from Mallorca to Menorca ranges from 1h to 5h 30m depending on the ferry route operator, and ship. The distance between Mallorca and Menorca is 43 nautical miles.
The fastest ferry from Mallorca to Menorca is on the Alcudia to Ciutadella ferry route in approximately 1h with Balearia. The distance from Alcudia to Ciutadella is 34 nautical miles. 3 operators sail this route with up to 67 weekly sailings.
Prices can vary by operator, season and whether you’re sailing on a high-speed ferry or conventional ferry.
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| From | To | Average price | |
|---|---|---|---|
From AlcudiaMallorca |
To CiutadellaMenorca |
Average price£190.81 | |
From PalmaMallorca |
To MahonMenorca |
Average price£110.30 |
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Mallorca, the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, offers a perfect blend of golden beaches, rugged mountains, and rich cultural heritage. The island's capital, Palma, features the impressive La Seu cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece overlooking the bay. Beyond the capital, visitors can explore the stunning Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or relax on pristine beaches like Es Trenc and Formentor. Food lovers will enjoy Mallorca's culinary scene, with fresh seafood and local specialties such as ensaïmada pastries and sobrasada sausage. The island hosts several traditional festivals throughout the year, including the colourful Sant Joan celebrations in June and the Pollença Wine Fair in July. From Mallorca's ports, ferries connect to mainland Spain (Barcelona and Valencia) and neighbouring islands like Menorca and Ibiza, making it an ideal base for exploring the Mediterranean.
Menorca offers a more relaxed alternative to its livelier Balearic neighbours, with stunning natural landscapes and a rich cultural heritage. This Mediterranean gem boasts over 200 km of coastline, featuring pristine beaches and hidden coves with crystal-clear turquoise waters. History enthusiasts will appreciate the island's prehistoric sites, including the remarkable stone monuments known as taulas and talayots, dating back to 1300 BC. The picturesque port towns of Mahón and Ciutadella showcase distinctive architecture, charming harbours and excellent seafood restaurants. During summer, Menorca comes alive with traditional fiestas where locally-bred black horses perform in spectacular parades through town streets. The island's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status ensures protected natural areas perfect for hiking, cycling and bird watching. From Menorca, ferry connections provide easy access to mainland Spain (Barcelona and Valencia), as well as neighbouring Mallorca and Ibiza, making it an ideal starting point for broader Mediterranean exploration.
