Ibiza – Formentera
Ferry to Formentera
Ibiza – Formentera
Ferry to Formentera
The Ibiza Formentera ferry route connects Ibiza with Formentera and is currently operated by 5 ferry companies. Balearia operate their crossing up to 27 times per day, Trasmapi 10 times per day, Aquabus 4 times per day, Formentera Lines 10 times per day & the Trasmapi Car service is available up to 7 times per day.
There are a combined 58 sailings available per day on the Ibiza Formentera crossing between Ibiza and Formentera and with 5 ferry companies on offer it is advisable to compare all to make sure you get the best fare at the time that you want to travel.
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The Balearic island ferry port of Ibiza in the Mediterranean Sea links Spain with itself and numerous other Balearic Islands. There are ferries to Formentera every day from Ibiza town, leaving hourly as well as crossings to Mallorca and the Spanish coastal ports of Barcelona, Denia and Valencia. Ibiza is considered one of the most famous destination for nightlife. The best DJs come every time of the year to perform in the island. The road C731 links Ibiza town to the port of Ibiza San Antonio.
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.
