Gandia Formentera Ferry

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Gandia Guide

Gandia Ferry Port

Neighbouring the popular city of Valencia, Gandia is a Spanish city and the capital of the county of La Safor. The ferry routes departing the port are to other coastal regions around Spain, and run fairly frequently throughout the year.

What is there to do around Gandia?

With a fairly long stretch between the beach and the city centre, Gandia exudes a relaxed, sleepy atmosphere where locals and tourists leisurely mix together in the idyllic surroundings. Despite the peaceful nature and picturesque scenery, Gandia has yet to reach the heights of other tourist destinations around Spain, though that has become part of the charm. The city centre tends to be the busiest area, yet even at peak times there is enough room to casually peruse the shops and enjoy the fresh food in the welcoming restaurants. The quiet reputation of Gandia may suggest a place that is low on attractions, yet there are plenty of things to do around the city: Palau Ducal dels Borja Gandia is arguably the most popular landmark, boasting stunning architecture and offering an insight into the cultural history of Spain’s east coast. To really satisfy any thirst for culture, there are many museums dotted about the city, providing good value for money.

How do visitors get around Gandia?

The city is fairly small so much of the city centre can be covered by foot, alternatively, there are taxis readily available throughout.

Formentera Guide

Formentera Ferry Port

Formentera is the smallest and most southerly island of the Balearic group, located around six kilometres south of Ibiza. For many years Formentera was Ibiza's shy and unassuming little sister, but that’s changed as the island has grown in popularity. You’ll find Formentera has a less lively, more laid back feel than the other Balearic Islands; more of a beach loungers paradise, helped by the fact it features some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. The majority of visitors head to the island between May and October, though Formentera rarely gets as crowded as neighbouring Ibiza, Mallorca or Menorca. Out of season, the beaches are virtually deserted, bars and restaurants, if not closed are empty and the island is reclaimed by locals. The only way into the island is by ferry with fast and frequent connections offered from Ibiza as well as from mainland Spain. Due to Formentera’s proximity to Ibiza, the crossing connecting the two islands is short and generally operated by small passenger vessels with less on board amenities than you may expect to find on a longer crossing. The frequency of departures increases in high season to meet with demand. Ferries from mainland Spain are less frequent and take longer however the on board experience will be a more comfortable one. This crossing generally runs between April and September. The ferry port in Formentera is at La Savina and can be found on the north side of the island.