Valencia – How to get to Valencia by Ferry
If you are on the Balearic Islands of Majorca or Ibiza, Transmediterránea ferries run services to Valencia throughout the week in the high spring and summer seasons; the journey takes six hours from Majorca and three hours from Ibiza. The Transmediterránea office is
located at Estació Marítim at Valencia port and bus numbers 4 and 19 run to and from here to Plaza del Ayuntamiento in the city. This is very organised transport which many local from the islands rely on. The ferries carry vehicles and provide accommodation onboard.
Prices and Timetables fluctuate greatly with seasons. See the websites below for todays rates and times. There is not anyone who is consistently a better deal – they all try to beat each other with various promotions. if you are with a vehicle, it will be much cheaper
to go from Denia. Do not fall for the offer of a faster ferry – it will be a miniscule difference, unless it is a direct one with no stops (a fast ferry gets close to a slow ferry when it has to enter various ports on the way).
There are three carriers in Valencia (listed below). They all have an online booking facility in English, an English-speaking helpline and a ticket office in the Port if you prefer it the old-fashioned way. However, the distances in the Port are huge and , bar Transmediterranea,
unless you are in a vehicle or a taxi, it is unrealistic and ugly. Besides, it is so unusual not use the booking facility (which have been tuned to a good level) that the ferries pretty much assume you will book online or by phone.
Getting To Valencia Port
By Car
The Port is easy to get to and well sign posted from the center of Valencia.
By Train
The nearest metro stops to the port are numbers 4, 5 and 6. (see Valencia Metro )
Valencia Ferry Port Address
Trasmediterranea: Estación Maritima, Muelle de Poniente, C.P. 46024, Spain
Iscomar Ferries : Estación Maritima, Muelle de Levante s/n, 46024, Spain
Balearia: Estación Maritima, Muelle de Turia s/n, 46024, Spain
Valencia has a good selection of accommodation where you can spend the night before your trip or for a longer stay in this lovely city by the sea.
Ferry Operators
Acciona Transmediterranea
The most popular carrier. Valencia – Palma de Mallorca, Valencia – Ibiza, Valencia – Mahon, Denia – Ibiza.
Bookings: 902 45 46 45
www.transmediterranea.es
Balearia
Valencia – Palma de Mallorca, Denia – Ibiza.
Bookings: 902 160 180. International: +34 96 642 87 00
Office in Valencia: 96 367 1483
www.balearia.net
Iscomar
Valencia – Palma de Mallorca, Denia – Ibiza.
Bookings: 902 119 128 International +34 97 143 7500
Office in Valencia: 96 324 2714
www.iscomar.com
Once you enter the port, all three docks will be well sign-posted.
Balearia and Iscomar are both at quite a distance. To get to Balearia you will have to carry on for about 1.5 km to the third pier along this side of the port, and for Iscomar you will be crossing the port to the other side over a bridge, and carying on south for a few more hundred metres.
All three companies are different piers (muelles) for easy reference:
Acciona Transmediterranea – Muelle de Poniente (Pier)
Balearia – Muelle de Turia – also known as Muelle del Sur (Pier)
Iscomar – Muelle de Levante (Pier)
Ferry from the UK to Spain
You can also take the ferry from the UK direct to Santander or Bilboa. Many of the well known and trusted ferries offer a wide range of ferry routes which include:
Dover to Calais / Plymouth to Santander / Portsmouth to Bilbao ~ Ferries to Spain.
Brittany Ferries have taken over P&O’s route from Portsmouth to Bilbao.
In addition to this route there are the existing ferry services to Santander from Portsmouth and Plymouth.
AFerry.co.uk have one of the largest online selection of ferries going to Spain and they have cheap prices and special offers.
The port of Santander is on the Northern Coast of Spain and you can easily travel to the rest of Spain and Portugal from here by road or rail.
As the Port is in the center of the city, it’s easily accessible by both car and public transport.
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