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Travel by ferry to Ibiza, an island in Spain’s Balearic Islands, where pine-covered hills meet sheltered Mediterranean coves. Ibiza Town’s harbour lies on the southeast coast, close to the historic quarter of Dalt Vila and well placed for exploring the island’s southern beaches. On the west coast, Sant Antoni offers a base for sunset-facing bays, while neighbouring Formentera lies just south of Ibiza. Explore ferry options for your travel dates and book the crossing that suits your holiday.
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Ferry Travel to Ibiza
For a ferry journey to Ibiza, an island in Spain’s Balearic Islands, the arrival port makes a useful difference to where you stay and how far you travel overland. Ibiza Town’s port lies on the south-eastern coast, making it a practical gateway for the capital, nearby Talamanca and the Playa d’en Bossa area. Sant Antoni de Portmany’s harbour is on the western coast, closer to accommodation around Sant Antoni Bay and the west-coast beaches. These ports sit on opposite sides of the island, so match the arrival point shown for your crossing to your accommodation rather than treating them as interchangeable.
Within the Balearic Islands, neighbouring Formentera is the most natural geographical pairing: it lies immediately south of Ibiza, while Mallorca and Menorca lie farther to the north-east. Staying around Ibiza Town puts you near the harbour for the sea journey to Formentera, whose port, La Savina, is on its northern shore. A day trip lets you keep one accommodation base, whereas staying on Formentera gives you more time there but adds another arrival and departure to your holiday. Combining Ibiza with Mallorca or Menorca creates a broader Balearic itinerary, but the greater distances make it better suited to a longer trip than a brief island break. When choosing your ferry, weigh the departure point and arrival port against the places you actually want to spend time, especially if your journey also includes mainland Spain.
Reisedokumente & Einreisebestimmungen
Valid travel documents are mandatory for entry into the respective destinations. All travelers, including babies and children, must have their own valid identity card (ID) or passport.
If the ID or passport details provided at the time of booking have changed afterwards, please inform us so that the information can be updated in time.
When traveling with a vehicle, the vehicle registration document should also be kept readily available, as it must be presented during check-in or in case of inspections.
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