Alcudia
Alcudia
Alcúdia port information
Port of Alcúdia (Mallorca): ferries, terminal, routes and how to get there
The Port of Alcúdia, in northern Mallorca, is a very practical alternative to the port of Palma for ferry travel. Its most important routes connect to Ciutadella (Menorca) and Barcelona. In this guide you'll find everything essential for boarding without surprises: terminal, routes, services, access and frequently asked questions.
View of Alcudia and the port. 
Maritime terminal wharf. | Port of Alcúdia | Maritime Station of the Port of Alcúdia (Passeig Marítim area, Port d'Alcúdia, Mallorca) |
| GPS coordinates | How to get to the port of Alcúdia |
| opening hours | Operational according to departures (as a rule: arrive in advance, especially with a vehicle) |
| connections to | Ciutadella, Barcelona |
Ferry operators serving this port:
1) Quick facts
The essentials
- Location: Port d'Alcúdia (northern Mallorca)
- Terminal: passenger maritime station (main terminal)
- Best to arrive: 60–90 min (foot passenger) / 90–120 min (vehicle)
- iloveferry tip: check your ferry operator on your ticket and follow signage to ticket offices/boarding
Key routes
- Alcúdia → Ciutadella: fast and very frequent route (ideal for Menorca)
- Alcúdia → Barcelona: direct connection to the mainland (useful if departing from northern Mallorca)
2) Terminals and check-in
This is the point that prevents most mistakes: the port of Alcúdia operates with a main passenger terminal. Although there are several ferry operators, operations are usually centralised at the maritime station, with signposted ticket offices and access points.
Main terminal (Maritime Station)
How to find it: follow signs to "Maritime Station / Ferries" in Port d'Alcúdia. In the boarding area you'll find ticket offices and access points for passengers and vehicles.
Regular operators: Baleària, Trasmed and Menorca Lines (depending on route/season).
iloveferry tip: avoid mistake no. 1
Before leaving, check your ticket and ferry operator. If travelling by car, arrive earlier: queues and pre-boarding are what change most in summer and on public holidays.
3) Ferry routes from Alcúdia
The main routes you need to know about (which feed your search engine) are: Alcúdia–Ciutadella and Alcúdia–Barcelona.
| Route | Duration | Search |
|---|---|---|
| Alcúdia → Ciutadella | ≈ 1–1.5 h | Timetables and prices >> |
| Alcúdia → Barcelona | ≈ 5–6 h | Timetables and prices >> |
| Alcúdia → Toulon (seasonal) | ≈ 12–16 h | View options >> |
| Alcúdia → Sète (seasonal) | ≈ 12–15 h | View options >> |
Tip: if you're travelling with a vehicle (or on peak dates), book in advance and arrive early for pre-boarding.
4) Services at the port and surrounding area
In the boarding area there are usually essential services (ticket offices, toilets and waiting area), and in the surrounding area of Port d'Alcúdia you'll find dining options and shops.
- Ticket offices / passenger service points
- Toilets
- Waiting area
- Nearby parking (depending on area)
- Taxi rank near the maritime station
- Restaurants and shops a short distance away
Accessibility (PRM): if you need assistance, request it in advance when booking and arrive with time to spare.
5) How to get to the port of Alcúdia
By car
- Regular access from the Ma-13 (northern Mallorca) following signs "Port / Ferries".
- In summer, arrive earlier due to local traffic and boarding movements.
Bus / public transport
- There are bus stops in the Port d'Alcúdia area with connections to Alcúdia and other parts of Mallorca.
- During special events/peak dates there may be enhanced services to the maritime station.
Taxi
Ask for "Maritime Station of the Port of Alcúdia". If possible, specify the ferry operator (Baleària / Trasmed / Menorca Lines).
Quick tip
If you're travelling by car and short on time, prioritise getting to the port: check-in and pre-boarding are more "critical" than the rest.
6) Boarding tips (what prevents problems)
- Confirm your terminal: in Alcúdia it's usually the main terminal, but always check your ticket.
- Advance arrival: 60–90 min without a vehicle and 90–120 min with a vehicle (more in high season).
- Documentation: ID/passport + booking reference. If discounts apply, bring proof.
- Vehicles: follow lanes and signage. Have your ticket to hand when entering the port area.
- Pets: check the ferry operator's conditions (carrier, documentation, etc.).
7) Frequently asked questions
Where is the ferry terminal in Alcúdia?
What are the main routes?
How early should I arrive?
8) Quick checklist before leaving
- Are you clear whether you're travelling as a foot passenger or with a vehicle?
- Have you checked the ferry operator and boarding point on your ticket?
- Do you have your ID/passport and booking reference?
- Are you arriving with enough time (especially in high season)?
