The Spanish island of Ibiza is one of the Balearic archipelago, and is 100kms out in the Mediterranean Sea from Mediterranean Sea and southeast Spain. Ibiza is one of the continent’s preferred destinations for European sunseekers. Ibiza Town is the island’s principal urban area and the site of a port which is served by freight ferries to Ibiza.

There are freight ferries to Ibiza which come from Valencia, Denia and Barcelona on the mainland, and the neighbouring Balearic islands of Mallorca and Formantera. Services are provided by two of Spain’s leading ferry firms, Acciona Trasmediterranea and Balearia.

The busiest freight ferries to Ibiza route is from Denia. Balearia services from Denia during the summer months run twice daily and have a crossing length of two hours. Balearia operates a modern fleet and ships on this route are equipped with all the latest appliances for passenger’s comfort.

Ferries offer restaurants and bars which serve a full range of beverages and snacks. Onboard shops sell alcohol, souvenirs and reading materials. Balearia freight ferries to Ibiza can be reserved on the internet or by calling +34 96642 8700. Reservations operators offer bookings in several European languages. Motorists with pre-booked tickets need to check in for travel two hours prior to scheduled sailing times.

Denia is easily accessed from both the French border and Gibraltar on the A7 motorway which runs parallel with the country’s Mediterranean shoreline. Arriving passengers are afforded great views of Ibiza’s coast and golden beaches. Ibiza Port is near town eateries and is convenient for reaching other island destinations with roads which radiate out from it.

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