41°21′N 002°10′E · PORT DE BARCELONAPalma · Ibiza · Menorca
Barcelona ferry terminals for the Balearics: get to the right one
Crew crossing to Palma with the owner’s car or a load of kit, guests continuing to Ibiza or Menorca: the ferries leave from two different terminals in the port of Barcelona. Below, the next departures as planned by the Port, and the transfer to the right terminal.
- Baleària
- F1
- Trasmed and GNV
- F2
- from El Prat
- 17–40′
Which terminal
Your ticket decides the terminal
According to the Port’s planned calls, Baleària sails from terminal F1, and Trasmed and GNV from terminal F2 (the Grimaldi terminal, on the Moll de Sant Bertran). Operators can change ship, berth or terminal: always go to the terminal printed on your ticket, and check the check-in time the operator gives you.
In the price box choose the terminal as the destination. From El Prat, terminal F2 is about 17 to 30 minutes away and terminal F1 about 25 to 40 minutes.
From the yacht
From the marina to the ferry
From Port Vell, Marina Vela or the yard the terminals are a few minutes away, but the port roads are one-way and the route is longer than it looks on the map. Book the transfer from the marina to the terminal, with the crew and the kit, and the driver takes the right access.
Frequently asked questions
Which terminal does the ferry to Palma leave from?
It depends on the operator: Baleària from terminal F1, Trasmed and GNV from terminal F2 (Grimaldi), according to the Port’s planned calls. Your ticket always decides.
Are the departures in the table live?
They are the calls planned by the Port of Barcelona for the next days, refreshed every 30 minutes from its open data. They can change: check with the operator.
Can you take the crew and their kit to the ferry?
Yes. Enter the crew and the bags in the price box and choose the terminal as the destination.
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