Ferries Mahón
See all connections and book ferry ticketsThe port of Mahón, on the eastern coast of Menorca, has year-round ferry connections with Barcelona, Valencia and Palma de Mallorca. These routes allow you to reach the island from mainland Spain or travel between Mallorca and Menorca by ferry.
Find out all about ferries to Mahón in 2026: departure ports, timetables, trip duration, ferry companies and ticket prices. Compare routes, discover the latest offers, and book ferry tickets to Mahón without hidden fees.
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How much is the ferry to Mahón?
Take a look at indicative ferry ticket prices for the most popular Mahón routes; check prices for standard tickets, family bookings, and vehicle transportation.
| Barcelona – Mahón | Palma – Mahón | Valencia – Mahón | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Adult | € 19 | € 24 | € 49 |
| 2 Adults | € 33 | € 48 | € 88 |
| 2 Adults, 1 Car | € 54.5 | € 69 | € 198 |
| 2 Adults, 2 Children, 1 Car | € 104.18 | Price not available | Price not available |
Book ferry tickets for Mahón
Offers
On Ferryhopper, you can take advantage of all active ferry offers and book cheap ferry tickets to Mahón. Browse the latest deals and find the one that suits you best!
Remember: current ferry ticket offers will be automatically applied as you go through the booking process.
Discounts
Ferry companies operating routes to Mahón offer discounts for infants, children and residents of the Balearic Islands. Discount conditions and percentages may vary depending on the ferry company you travel with.
Trasmed discounts on ferries to Mahón
On Trasmed ferries to Mahón, the following reduced fares are usually available:
- Infants: free of charge
- Children (2-13 years old): 50% off
GNV discounts on ferries to Mahón
On GNV ferries to Mahón, discounts are usually available for:
- Infants (under 1 year old): free of charge
- Children (4-11 years old): 30% off
- Residents of the Balearic Islands: between 75% and 85% off
Tip: on Ferryhopper, you can easily check which discounts are available for each crossing to Mahón. Just enter each passenger's age during the booking process and any applicable discount will be automatically applied to the final ticket price.
Discounts for Balearic Islands residents
If you are a resident of the Balearic Islands, you can benefit from special discounts on eligible ferry routes to and from Mahón. During the booking process, simply activate the “Balearic Islands resident” option and enter your ID number to apply the discount.
Important: don't forget to bring your resident's certificate issued by the local government, as the ferry company may ask to see it during boarding.
Main ferry routes to Mahón
You can reach Mahón by ferry from mainland Spain and from the island of Mallorca. There are year-round connections from Barcelona, Valencia and Palma de Mallorca, with routes operated by Trasmed and GNV, depending on the crossing.
Ferries to Mahón from mainland Spain
Barcelona - Mahón ferry
The Barcelona - Mahón ferry route operates year-round, with up to 2 daily departures in high season. The connection is served by GNV and Trasmed with conventional ferries.
The crossing takes between 7 and 9 hr, depending on the ferry company and specific sailing. Tickets start from around € 19.
Valencia - Mahón ferry
The Valencia - Mahón ferry route operates year-round, usually with 1 weekly crossing on Saturdays. The connection is served by Trasmed.
The trip takes around 16 hr, and tickets start from around € 49.
Ferries to Mahón from Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca - Mahón ferry
The Palma de Mallorca - Mahón ferry route operates year-round, usually with 1 weekly crossing on Sundays. The connection is served by Trasmed.
The crossing takes around 6 hr, and tickets start from around € 24.
Ferry companies serving routes to Mahón
There are 2 ferry companies operating routes to Mahón: Trasmed and GNV. Both operate conventional ferries, so you can travel with your vehicle and book either a seat or a cabin on all crossings.
- Trasmed connects Mahón with Barcelona, Valencia and Palma de Mallorca.
- GNV operates ferry routes to and from Barcelona.
How much luggage can you take on ferries to Mahón?
Each ferry company operating routes to Mahón has its own luggage policy:
- Trasmed allows passengers to bring up to 30 kg of luggage on board.
- GNV allows up to 2 bags, with no weight or size restrictions.
Tip: if you are traveling with a vehicle, you can leave part of your luggage in the car during the crossing. However, it’s a good idea to keep a small backpack with your travel documents, phone charger and any essentials you may need during the trip.
How long is the ferry ride to Mahón?
The duration of a ferry trip to Mahón depends on the route and the ferry company. Below, you can find the approximate travel times for the available ferry routes:
- Barcelona - Mahón: 7-9 hr
- Valencia - Mahón: around 16 hr
- Palma de Mallorca - Mahón: around 6 hr
Note: the durations listed are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the season, weather conditions and the ferry operating each route. On Ferryhopper, you can always check the latest schedules before booking.
How to choose the best route to Mahón
The best ferry route to Mahón depends on your departure port, whether you prioritize travel time, departure frequency or ticket price. If you are already in the Balearic Islands, you can travel from Palma de Mallorca. If you are traveling from mainland Spain, you will need to choose between Barcelona and Valencia.
What is the fastest ferry to Mahón?
The fastest ferry to Mahón is the one departing from Palma de Mallorca, with a crossing time of around 6 hr.
From mainland Spain, the fastest route is usually Barcelona - Mahón, with crossings taking between 7 and 9 hr. Ferries from Valencia take around 16 hr, making them a longer but convenient option if you are traveling from central, eastern or southern Spain.
What is the cheapest ferry to Mahón?
The cheapest ferry tickets to Mahón are usually found on the routes from Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, with prices starting from around € 19 and € 24, respectively.
From Valencia, tickets start from around € 49. Keep in mind that fares may vary depending on the season, how far in advance you book, availability, and any extras you add, such as vehicle transport, cabins or premium seats.
Which mainland port should I choose for ferries to Mahón?
If you are traveling from mainland Spain, you can reach Mahón by ferry from Barcelona or Valencia. The best option depends on where you are starting your trip and how you plan to get to the port.
- Barcelona is usually the most practical option if you want more frequent departures and shorter crossings. It is also a convenient port if you are arriving from northern or northeastern Spain, or if you want to combine a flight or train with a ferry to Menorca.
- Valencia may be a better choice if you are traveling from central, eastern or southern Spain. The crossing is longer, but it usually operates overnight, so booking a cabin can make the journey more comfortable and help you arrive in Menorca feeling refreshed.
What else should I consider before booking?
- Departure frequency: Barcelona usually offers more connections to Mahón, especially in high season. Routes from Valencia and Palma, on the other hand, usually operate once a week.
- Vehicles on board: all routes to Mahón are served by conventional ferries, so you can travel with your car or motorbike. Booking early is recommended, especially in summer.
- Accommodation type: on longer crossings from Barcelona or Valencia, booking a cabin or premium seat can make the trip much more comfortable.
- Season: in summer, Easter and holiday periods, demand increases and prices can rise, especially if you are traveling with a vehicle or want to book a cabin.
Vehicles
Can I take my car on ferries to Mahón?
Yes, you can travel with a car or motorcycle on all ferry routes to Mahón, as the vessels arriving at the Menorcan port have car decks.
If you are planning to bring a vehicle on board, it is best to book in advance, especially in summer and during holiday periods. Car deck spaces are limited and often sell out before passenger tickets.
How much does it cost to bring a vehicle on ferries to Mahón?
The cost of boarding a vehicle on ferries to Mahón depends on the route, the ferry company, the type of vehicle, and the season. As a general guide, these are the starting prices for 1 adult in deck-lounge seating + 1 vehicle:
- Barcelona - Mahón: from around €47 for a car, €41 for a motorcycle, and €96 for a motorhome.
- Valencia - Mahón: from €134 for a car and from €113 for a motorcycle.
- Palma de Mallorca - Mahón: from €45 for a car and from €38.70 for a motorcycle.
Note: these prices are indicative and may change depending on availability, how far in advance you book, and the accommodation type you choose. On Ferryhopper, you will see the vehicle fare before completing your booking.
Can I take a van or motorhome on ferries to Mahón?
It depends on the route and car deck availability. On the Barcelona - Mahón route, it is usually possible to bring larger vehicles, such as vans or motorhomes, on GNV ferries.
However, the Trasmed ferries operating the Valencia - Mahón and Palma de Mallorca - Mahón routes do not usually offer garage spaces for large vehicles.
Tip: when booking on Ferryhopper, enter your vehicle type and dimensions to instantly check which ferries have available spaces and see the final price.
What documents do I need to board a vehicle?
If you are boarding a ferry to Mahón with your car or motorcycle, the ferry company staff may ask you to show the following documents during boarding:
- ID card, residence permit or passport of the person named on the booking
- Valid driving license
- Vehicle registration document
- Valid insurance
- Spain's mandatory roadworthiness test (ITV), if required for your vehicle
If you are traveling with a rental vehicle, check with the rental company in advance, as you may need written authorization to take it on the ferry.
Is it worth taking a car on the ferry to Mahón?
Yes, taking your own car, motorcycle or van to Menorca can be a very practical option. Although the island has bus services between the main towns, having your own vehicle gives you much more freedom to reach coves, beaches and hidden spots that are less accessible by public transport.
Traveling by ferry with a vehicle also allows you to bring more luggage and avoid renting a car on arrival, which can be especially useful in high season.
Onboard services
Ferries arriving in Mahón are mostly conventional ferries designed for medium and long-distance crossings. Both Trasmed vessels, such as the Ciudad de Granada, and GNV vessels, such as the GNV Sealand, offer spaces to relax, onboard dining facilities and different accommodation options for a comfortable journey.
Amenities may vary depending on the ferry company and vessel, but most crossings offer air-conditioned lounges, restaurants, outdoor decks, vehicle garages, and pet-friendly services.
Useful info: for more details, check out our article on ferry services in Spain.
What services are available on board ferries to Mahón?
Most ferries connecting Mahón with Barcelona, Valencia and Palma offer everything you need for a pleasant trip, especially on longer crossings.
- Air-conditioned lounges with standard, reclining or premium seating.
- Restaurants, cafés and bars where you can have breakfast, a full meal or a drink during the crossing.
- Outdoor decks where you can walk around and enjoy Mediterranean views.
- Shops selling travel essentials, newspapers, souvenirs and basic products.
- Children’s areas and family activities on selected ferries.
- Outdoor pool on certain Trasmed vessels, such as the Ciudad de Granada.
- Vehicle garage for cars, motorcycles and other vehicles.
Note: specific services depend on the ferry company and the vessel assigned to each departure.
Are there cabins on ferries to Mahón?
Yes, on ferries to Mahón you can book private cabins on routes from Barcelona, Valencia and Palma de Mallorca. They are especially recommended on longer or overnight crossings, such as Barcelona - Mahón and Valencia - Mahón.
Depending on the ferry company and vessel, you may find different cabin types:
- Interior cabins
- Exterior cabins with a window or sea view
- Superior or premium cabins
- Accessible cabins for passengers with reduced mobility
- Pet-friendly cabins on selected vessels
Cabins usually include a private bathroom, air conditioning and space to store your luggage. On some ferries, higher-category cabins may also include a TV, extra space or additional amenities.
Is it worth booking a cabin?
If you are traveling from Valencia, the crossing takes around 16 hr and is usually overnight, so booking a cabin is the most comfortable option if you want to rest properly. On the route from Barcelona, which also often operates overnight, a cabin can be well worth it if you want to arrive in Menorca feeling refreshed.
By contrast, the Palma de Mallorca - Mahón route usually operates during the day and takes around 6 hr. In this case, a standard or reclining seat is often enough, although you can also book a cabin if you want more privacy or prefer to rest during the crossing.
What types of seats are available on ferries to Mahón?
If you do not want to book a cabin, ferries to Mahón offer different seating options and accommodation in indoor lounges. Exact availability depends on the ferry company and the vessel assigned to each departure.
- Deck-lounge or Lobby Bar seating: the most economical option, with access to the ferry’s common areas.
- Tourist or standard seats: numbered seats in air-conditioned lounges, designed for a more comfortable crossing.
- Club or reclining seats: more comfortable reclining seats, usually located in quieter or more exclusive lounges.
Are there business or premium seats?
Yes, on some ferries to Mahón you can book premium seats, such as business, Club or VIP seats. These are usually wider, reclining and located in quieter lounges, making them a great alternative if you want more comfort without booking a cabin.
On longer routes from Barcelona or Valencia, this type of seat can be a good middle ground between deck-lounge seating and a cabin. On the Palma - Mahón route, Club seats are also a good choice if you want to rest or work during the crossing.
Is there Wi-Fi on ferries to Mahón?
Yes. Both Trasmed and GNV offer Wi-Fi on most of their ferries. Depending on the vessel, access may be free for certain services, such as instant messaging, or available through data packages.
As with any connection at sea, speed may vary when the ferry is sailing far from the coast.
Are ferries to Mahón accessible?
Yes, ferries operating routes to Mahón are adapted for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM) and offer different assistance services.
- Ramps and elevators between decks.
- Adapted seats and cabins on many ferries.
- Accessible toilets.
- Boarding and disembarkation assistance, available upon request.
Tip: if you require special assistance, it is best to notify the ferry company when booking or at least 48 hr before departure.
Can I travel with my dog on the ferry to Mahón?
Yes, pets are welcome on ferries to Mahón. You will simply need to include them in your booking and follow the conditions set by each ferry company.
Depending on the vessel, you may be able to choose between different pet accommodation options:
- Pet-friendly cabins on selected routes
- Kennels or designated pet areas.
- Pet-friendly seats for small animals traveling in a carrier.
- Outdoor areas where you can walk your pet during the crossing, when available
What documents and essentials do I need when traveling with a pet?
Remember to bring your pet’s vaccination record or European pet passport, as well as a leash, muzzle (when required), water, and any other supplies your pet may need during the trip.
Booking information
What documents do I need to travel by ferry to Mahón?
To travel by ferry to Mahón, you will need to present the following documents during check-in or boarding:
- A valid ID card, residence permit or passport for each passenger.
- Your ferry ticket or booking confirmation, either in digital or printed format, depending on the ferry company.
If you are traveling with a car, motorcycle or van, remember to also bring your valid driving license, vehicle registration documents and valid insurance.
How to book a ferry ticket for a rental vehicle
If you are traveling with a rental vehicle, you can book your tickets on Ferryhopper by entering RENT123 in the license plate field.
Before traveling, check the rental company’s terms and conditions, as not all companies allow their vehicles to be transported by ferry. It is also advisable to confirm that your insurance covers ferry travel.
How to book ferry tickets to Mahón
On Ferryhopper, you can book your ferry tickets to Mahón quickly and securely:
- Select your departure port and Mahón as your destination.
- Choose your travel dates.
- Add passengers, vehicles and pets.
- Compare schedules, ferry companies, durations, prices and accommodation options.
- Complete your booking online and receive your confirmation by email.
How early should I arrive at the port?
- Foot passengers: it is recommended to arrive at the port at least 45-60 min before departure.
- Passengers traveling with a vehicle: it is best to arrive 1.5-2 hr before departure, especially in summer, on weekends and during holiday periods.
Once at the terminal, follow the instructions provided by the ferry company staff. If you are traveling with a vehicle, you will be directed to the designated boarding lanes before accessing the ferry’s car deck.
Can I board with an electronic ticket?
The check-in and boarding process varies depending on the ferry company you are traveling with:
- Trasmed: allows online check-in and boarding directly with an e-ticket on your phone. Online check-in is usually available from 7 days before departure.
- GNV: you can book your tickets online on Ferryhopper, but before boarding you will need to collect your physical ticket from the passenger service offices or the ferry company’s collection points at the port.
Information about Mahón
Mahón (Maó), the capital of Menorca, combines the charm of a Mediterranean port city with a rich historical heritage and a laid-back atmosphere. Set along one of the largest natural harbors in the Mediterranean, it is the perfect place to stroll along the waterfront, explore the historic center, admire its British-influenced architecture, and enjoy local cuisine at one of the many terraces overlooking the harbor.
Together with Ciutadella, Mahón is one of the island's main ferry gateways and an excellent base for exploring the rest of Menorca. From here, you can visit some of the most spectacular coves on the island's eastern coast, discover charming villages such as Es Castell and Sant Lluís, hike sections of the Camí de Cavalls, or explore the many prehistoric sites that form part of Menorca's unique cultural heritage. And, of course, don't leave without tasting local specialties such as Mahón-Menorca PDO cheese, the famous lobster stew (caldereta de langosta), or a refreshing glass of the island's traditional pomada.
If you're looking for more inspiration on beaches, outdoor activities, historic landmarks and local gastronomy, take a look at our Menorca travel guide.
Tips and advice for your trip
When is the best time to book your ferry to Mahón?
The best time to book depends mainly on the time of year, whether you are traveling with a vehicle, and your departure port. In summer, routes from Barcelona, Valencia and Palma de Mallorca tend to be in high demand, especially in July and August.
High season
If you are planning to travel between June and August, it is best to book 1-2 months in advance. If you are also bringing a car, motorcycle, van or motorhome, try to book even earlier, as garage spaces usually sell out before passenger tickets.
Spring, autumn and winter
Outside the high season, there is usually greater availability and more flexibility when booking. That said, some routes operate less frequently in winter, so it is worth checking the schedules before planning your trip.
Long weekends and public holidays
During Easter, long weekends and other peak travel dates, availability can be similar to summer. If your travel dates are already set, it is best to book as early as possible.
Tips for traveling by ferry to Mahón
- If you are traveling with a car, use it to explore the whole island: Mahón is on the eastern tip of Menorca and is a great starting point for discovering beaches, villages and lesser-known corners of the island. Having your own vehicle gives you much more freedom to explore at your own pace.
- Keep everything you need during the crossing with you: if you are boarding with a vehicle, you may not be able to access the garage once the ferry has departed. Pack your documents, medication, chargers and any personal items you may need in a small bag or backpack.
- Book your return trip at the same time: especially if you are traveling in summer or with a vehicle. Available spaces can sell out quickly on high-demand dates. Here you can find more details about the Mahón - Valencia, Mahón - Barcelona and Mahón - Palma routes.
- Make the most of the outdoor deck: if the weather is good, heading out on deck is one of the best ways to enjoy the arrival in Menorca. Remember to bring sunscreen during the day and a light jacket for the breeze, even in summer.
- Continue your trip around the Balearics: thanks to the connections with Palma de Mallorca, Mahón can also be part of a multi-island itinerary. For ideas, check out our guide to island hopping in the Balearics.
- Check the latest schedules: ferry frequencies may vary depending on the season. For all available connections, take a look at our guide to ferry routes in Spain in 2026.
Mahón port
The port of Mahón is the main arrival port for ferries connecting eastern Menorca with Barcelona, Valencia and Palma de Mallorca. Located in one of the largest natural harbors in the Mediterranean, it is a very convenient gateway for exploring the island.
Once you disembark, you will be close to Mahón city center, the waterfront, taxi ranks, car rental options and connections to other parts of Menorca.
Where is the port of Mahón?
The port of Mahón is located on the eastern coast of Menorca, next to the city of Mahón (Maó). The ferry terminal is in the port area, a short distance from the city center.
The port stretches along a natural harbor of more than 6 km, so distances within the port area can be longer than they seem. If you are arriving without a vehicle, it is a good idea to plan in advance how you will continue to your accommodation.
How to get from Mahón port to the city center and other parts of Menorca
From Mahón port, you can get to the city center or other towns in Menorca by taxi, bus, rental car, or your own vehicle if you have brought it on the ferry.
- Mahón city center: the city center is very close to the port. Depending on your arrival terminal and luggage, you can go on foot, by taxi or by local transport.
- Bus: Mahón bus station has connections to several parts of the island, including Ciutadella and other Menorcan towns.
- Taxi: this is the most convenient option if you are traveling with luggage or if your accommodation is outside the center.
- Rental car: you will find car rental offices in and around Mahón, a practical option if you want to explore Menorca freely.
Tip: if your accommodation is in Ciutadella or western Menorca, allow around 45 min by car from Mahón. The two towns are located at opposite ends of the island.
What services are available at Mahón port?
Mahón port and its surrounding area offer useful services for passengers arriving by ferry or waiting to board:
- Ferry company desks and passenger information points
- Waiting areas in the passenger terminal
- Restrooms
- Taxi ranks
- Cafés, bars and restaurants along the waterfront
- Car rental offices in Mahón and the surrounding area
- Regulated parking areas and spaces for vehicles around the port
Is there parking at Mahón port?
Yes, there are regulated parking areas and spaces for vehicles around Mahón port. During the busiest months, some port areas may operate as paid parking zones to encourage vehicle turnover.
If you are taking a ferry from Mahón and need to leave your car for several days, we recommend checking the availability of long-stay car parks in the city or near the port before you travel.
What can you see near Mahón port?
If you have some time before or after your ferry, Mahón port is a great area for a walk, a drink by the sea or a visit to the city’s historic center.
- Waterfront: ideal for walking, eating or having a drink with views of the port.
- Mahón historic center: perfect for a first introduction to the Menorcan capital.
- Viewpoints over the port: from the upper part of the city, you can enjoy beautiful views of the harbor.
- Illa del Rei and Lazareto: two historic sites located within Mahón harbor.
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FAQs
Yes. The Barcelona - Mahón and Valencia - Mahón routes are usually operated by overnight ferries, making them a convenient option if you want to travel while you sleep and arrive in Menorca early the next day.
The crossing from Valencia, which takes around 16 hr, normally operates overnight. The Barcelona - Mahón route also typically offers overnight departures, although schedules may vary depending on the season and ferry operator.
By contrast, the Palma de Mallorca - Mahón route is usually operated during the day, so booking a cabin is generally not necessary. However, cabins are still available on board for passengers who prefer extra comfort and privacy.
Is it worth booking a cabin on an overnight ferry?
Yes, especially if you're traveling from Valencia or Barcelona. A private cabin allows you to get a good night's sleep during the crossing, arrive in Mahón feeling refreshed, and, in many cases, save the cost of a night's accommodation. If you're looking for a more affordable option, you can also book a reclining seat or a premium seat, available on many ferries operating these routes.
Yes. Besides Mahón, you can also reach Menorca by ferry via the port of Ciutadella, located on the island's west coast. Ciutadella is connected by ferry with Alcúdia (Mallorca), Barcelona and Toulon (France).
- Alcúdia - Ciutadella: the fastest ferry route to Menorca, with crossings lasting between 1 hr and 2.5 hr, and up to 7 daily departures during the high season.
- Barcelona - Ciutadella: operates year-round, with both conventional and high-speed ferries. Crossing times range from 3.5 hr to 9 hr.
- Toulon - Ciutadella: a seasonal route from southern France, usually available from April to November, with crossings lasting around 11-13 hr.
Which port is better when traveling to Menorca from Barcelona?
From Barcelona, you can travel by ferry to either Mahón or Ciutadella. The best option depends on where you're staying in Menorca and the type of trip you're planning.
- Choose Ciutadella if you're heading to western Menorca, staying near beaches such as Cala en Turqueta, Macarella or Son Saura, or if you're looking for the fastest crossing from Barcelona. High-speed ferries can complete the journey in as little as 3.5 hr.
- Choose Mahón if you're staying in the eastern part of the island, want to arrive directly in Menorca's capital, or prefer travelling on a conventional ferry with GNV or Trasmed.
Yes. It is possible to book last-minute ferry tickets to Mahón, even on the day of departure, provided there are still places available. When you book online with Ferryhopper, you can check real-time availability and choose from the sailings that still have seats available.
However, if you're traveling during the summer, Easter, long weekends or other peak travel periods, it's best not to leave your booking until the last minute. Some sailings, particularly from Barcelona, as well as vehicle spaces, tend to sell out quickly.
Which tickets usually sell out first?
- Vehicle spaces for cars, motorcycles, vans and camper vans, especially between June and September.
- Cabins on overnight ferries from Barcelona and Valencia.
- Departures on Fridays, Sundays and public holidays, which are usually the busiest sailings.
Tip: if you're flexible with your departure time, departure port or accommodation type, you'll usually find more options available, even when booking just a few days before you travel. However, if you're planning to bring a vehicle or already know your travel dates, booking in advance is still the best way to secure greater availability and, in many cases, benefit from lower fares and early-booking offers.
No. Ferry routes to Mahón from Barcelona, Valencia and Palma de Mallorca do not allow for a same-day return trip.
The crossings from Barcelona and Valencia are long, with most sailings operating overnight, while the Palma - Mahón route does not leave enough time to explore the city before returning.
What's the best option for a day trip to Menorca?
If you're planning a day trip to Menorca, the best option is to travel from Alcúdia (Mallorca) to Ciutadella. This route offers several daily departures, takes as little as 1 hr, and gives you plenty of time to enjoy the island before catching the last ferry back.
If you're planning your trip from Mallorca, take a look at our guide to ferries between Mallorca and Menorca, where you'll find all the available options for travelling to Ciutadella, along with practical tips to help you choose the route that best suits your plans.
Tip: don't miss our guide to spending a day in Menorca from Mallorca, featuring a suggested itinerary to help you make the most of your time and discover more than one Balearic island during your holiday.
From the port of Mahón, you can travel by ferry to 2 mainland Spanish cities and another Balearic island. These are the main connections available:
- Barcelona: regular year-round connections.
- Valencia: route available throughout the year.
- Palma de Mallorca: an inter-island connection, ideal for combining Menorca and Mallorca in the same trip.
Find detailed answers to all your questions about ferry ticket changes, cancellations and refunds.
Remember that you can also use Ferryhopper's online booking modification service, available with certain ferry companies.
Ferry route map
Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Mahón, as well as starting prices for each route. Use our interactive Map of ferries to visualize your trip and easily plan an island-hopping adventure.