Majorca ALL INCLUSIVE with ferry option included!

With this offer, you have two options:

• Option 1: Book your chosen board basis plus accommodation.
• Option 2: Book your chosen board basis plus accommodation, including round-trip ferry transport to Majorca.

That way, you can decide whether to add ferry transport to your booking. You’ll find all the ferry details below.

Please note: If you choose not to include the ferry, you’ll need to arrange your own travel to Majorca.

What are my ferry travel options?

• If you're travelling from Barcelona, your ticket does not include an assigned seat.

• If you're travelling from Valencia, your ticket includes a pullman seat (coach seat).

What does “Economy Seating" or "No assigned seat" mean?

It simply means there’s no reserved seat . You’ll still have access to the main areas of the ship: cafeteria, restaurant, deck... It’s a great way to travel at a lower cost!

Important information about your ferry journey

• The outbound trip is overnight: you’ll board in the evening, spend the night on the ferry, and arrive at the island in the morning.

• You’ll be able to check in at the hotel around midday. Until then, please note that no room or facilities will be available.

• You can check approximate ferry schedules during the booking process.

• We recommend arriving at the port 2 hours before departure (both outbound and return).

• You’ll receive all the details about ports and boarding along with your travel documents.

• Meals are not included on the ferry.

How does your board basis work?

• If you’ve selected meals, these are included at the accommodation (no meals are provided during the ferry journey).

• Here's how it works depending on what you've booked:

  • Bed & Breakfast → Your first meal will be breakfast the next day.

  • Half Board → Your first meal will be dinner on the first day.

  • Full Board → Your first meal will be lunch on the first day.

  • All-Inclusive → Your first meal will be lunch on the first day.

Optional extras

During the booking process, you can choose to add your vehicle transport on the ferry (for both outbound and return trips).

Want to know what’s included in the All-Inclusive stay? click here

How should you make a booking?

Reservation details:

• When you make the booking, indicate the names and surnames of the travellers as they appear on the ID card. This way, when the documentation is issued, everything will be correct.

What do you need to travel?

• If you have Spanish nationality:

  • You need to have your DNI in force during your holiday and that it does not expire during the course of your holiday.
  • Are you travelling with children? Please note that children under 14 years of age can travel without an ID card. However, it is essential to bring the birth certificate.

• If you have another nationality:

  • It is essential that you consult with your embassy, and that of the destination country. They will inform you which documents you must hand in and how to process them. The NIE will not be valid.
  • Do it in advance, as some procedures may require some time to be carried out.

How does the documentation work?

• You will receive the final travel documents by e-mail up to 48 hours before departure. You will need to print it.

• When you arrive at the port, you must hand in this printed documentation together with the ID of all passengers. Without this, you will not be able to board.

• Mallorca is one of our personal favourites as it’s an excellent holiday destination in Spain. If your idea of a great holiday is to spend your days snorkelling and trying different beaches, Majorca has a great variety. If you’re more into the nightlife, Magaluf beach resort is calling your name! And if you’re going on a quiet holiday with friends and family, there’s also plenty to keep everyone entertained.

Top Attractions:

• Palma de Mallorca % La Seu Cathedral: The island's vibrant capital, home to a stunning Gothic cathedral overlooking the sea, charming old streets and fantastic shopping.
• Serra de Tramuntana (UNESCO World Heritage): A stunning mountain range offering hiking, cycling and panoramic coastal views.
• Cap de Formentor: The northernmost point of Mallorca, known for its spectacular cliffs, winding roads and incredible views.
• Cuevas del Drach (Dragon Caves): A magical underground cave system with an underground lake and classical music performances in the caves.
• Bellver Castle: A unique circular Gothic castle with stunning views over Palma and the bay.
• Valldemossa: A picturesque mountain village famous for its cobbled streets, historic monastery and association with the composer Chopin.
• Soller & Port de Sóller: A charming mountain town, accessible from Palma by an old wooden train, with a beautiful harbour and scenic tram ride.

The best beaches in Mallorca:

• Playa de Muro: A long stretch of white sand and shallow turquoise waters, perfect for families.
• Cala Agulla: A crystal clear cove surrounded by pine forests, ideal for swimming and hiking.
• Calo des Moro: A stunning hidden cove with turquoise waters, one of Mallorca's most photographed beaches.
• Es Trenc: A Caribbean-style beach with soft white sand and natural dunes, ideal for relaxing.
• Cala Llombards: A small, beautiful cove with calm waters, perfect for snorkelling.
• Sa Calobra: A dramatic rocky cove accessible by a scenic mountain road or by boat.

Family activities:

• Palma Aquarium: One of the best aquariums in Spain, with sharks, turtles and tropical fish.
• Western Water Park (Magaluf): A fun-filled water park with slides, wave pools and splash zones for children.
• Jungle Park Adventure (Santa Ponsa): An outdoor adventure park with ziplines and obstacle courses.
• Katmandu Park: A theme park with 4D attractions, a water play area and interactive games.
• Vintage Train to Sóller: A scenic train ride through the Tramuntana Mountains, popular with families.

Local gastronomy:

• Ensaimada: A traditional Mallorcan pastry, soft and flaky, often filled with cream or chocolate.
• Sobrassada: A spicy spreadable sausage, unique to Mallorca, made with pork and paprika.
• Tumbet: A delicious vegetable dish with layers of potatoes, aubergines and tomatoes, similar to ratatouille.
• Frito Mallorquín: A rich and savoury dish made with meat, liver, potatoes and local spices.
• Pa amb Oli: A simple but tasty Mallorcan bread with olive oil, tomato and ham or cheese.

Day trips & Nearby attractions:

• Alcúdia: A historic walled city with charming streets, Roman ruins and a lively market.
• Porto Cristo: A picturesque fishing village, home to the famous Cuevas del Drach.
• Santanyí & Cala Figuera: A charming inland town known for its art galleries and markets, and a nearby fishing harbour with postcard views.
• Cabrera National Park: A protected island with unspoilt beaches and marine life, accessible by boat.
• Sa Dragonera Island: A small nature reserve island, great for hiking and wildlife watching.