Your Mallorca escape in a 4* hotel

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).

• Reservation Details

When booking, make sure to enter your name and surname exactly as they appear on your passport.

• Travel Requirements

Please check with the relevant embassy regarding travel requirements.

You may need to present additional documentation.

• Travel Documents

Your final travel documents will be sent to you by email between 24 and 48 hours before departure. Please make sure to print them out.

Upon arrival at the ferry, you’ll need to present the printed travel documents along with the ID card or passport for each passenger.

Mallorca is one of the Mediterranean’s most beloved islands, combining turquoise coves, golden-sand beaches, scenic mountain landscapes, charming stone villages, and a vibrant cultural scene. Ideal for families and couples alike, the island invites you to slow down, explore, and enjoy every moment under the sun.

Make sure you visit:

• Palma de Mallorca’s Old Town: A captivating mix of Gothic architecture, narrow lanes, elegant courtyards, and lively cafés perfect for an afternoon stroll.
• La Seu Cathedral: The island’s most iconic monument, rising dramatically by the sea with stunning interiors and views.
• Serra de Tramuntana: A UNESCO-listed mountain range offering breathtaking panoramas, charming viewpoints, and picturesque villages.
• Valldemossa & Deià: Two of the most beautiful inland villages, known for their stone houses, artistic heritage, and peaceful Mediterranean atmosphere.
• Cap de Formentor: A dramatic headland with unforgettable viewpoints overlooking cliffs, forests, and the sea.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Cala Mondragó: A protected natural bay with shallow turquoise water, perfect for families.
• Es Trenc: Often compared to Caribbean beaches thanks to its white sand and calm, clear sea.
• Cala Llombards: A small cove surrounded by rocky cliffs and perfect for snorkeling.
• Playa de Muro: A long sandy beach with gentle waves, ideal for children and long seaside walks.
• Cala Agulla: A scenic beach framed by pine forests and natural dunes.

Family-friendly activities:

• Palma Aquarium: A highlight for children, with huge tanks, interactive zones, and Mediterranean species.
• Vintage train to Sóller: A charming wooden train crossing valleys and citrus groves, ideal for a relaxing family excursion.
• Boat trip along the coast: Great for spotting hidden coves and enjoying the island from the water.
• Cuevas del Drach: Fascinating underground caves with a large subterranean lake.
• Easy hikes in the Tramuntana: Well-signposted routes suitable for beginners and families.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Ensaimada: Mallorca’s iconic sweet pastry, perfect for breakfast or a mid-afternoon treat.
• Sobrassada: A soft, slightly spicy cured sausage traditionally spread on bread.
• Tumbet: A local vegetable dish similar to ratatouille, full of Mediterranean flavours.
• Arroz brut: A comforting, spiced rice dish prepared with meat and vegetables.
• Fresh seafood: Especially local fish like “raor” or grilled sardines.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• Sóller & Port de Sóller: A perfect day trip combining mountain scenery, orange groves, and a beautiful seaside promenade.
• Alcúdia Old Town: A charming medieval walled town with cobbled streets, traditional markets, and Roman ruins nearby.
• Cabrera National Park: Take a boat tour to this protected archipelago with untouched landscapes and crystal-clear waters.
• Pollensa: Ideal for culture lovers, with its historic square, art galleries, and the iconic 365 Calvari Steps.
• Port d’Andratx: A scenic harbour town perfect for a relaxing walk and waterfront dining.