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About Trasmediterranea
Trasmediterranea is huge ferry operator operating a vast network of ferry routes linking the Spanish Peninsula with the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands, the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla as well as Morocco and Algeria in North Africa.

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Trasmediterranea

Trasmediterranea is huge ferry operator operating a vast network of ferry routes linking the Spanish Peninsula with the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands, the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla as well as Morocco and Algeria in North Africa.

Founded in 1917, Trasmediterranea, meaning cross-Mediterranean, is the main ferry company in Spain and one of the largest in Europe with a massive number of ships connecting their various destinations throughout the year. The company was acquired by Acciona in 2002, one of Spain’s largest corporations, ensuring the business grew exponentially over the next decade.

Don't hesitate to book a ferry from Valencia to Palma or Barcelona to Ibiza. These are some of Trasmediterranea's most popular routes as they provide magnificent sea views that will take your breath away.

Whilst high speed ships are used for the shorter trips, where speed and convenience is the objective of the journey, on longer journeys Trasmediterranea ferries are equipped to provide the highest levels of comfort so that their passengers find the journey an attractive part of their holiday. The fleet contains modern and stylish fast crafts, four freight vessels and many conventional passenger ships offering spacious cabins and luxurious interiors.

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Trasmediterranea Customer Reviews

  • "Great trip"

    Had a fantastic journey. Crew did a great job taking care of us.

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  • "Trip Tanger Med to Algeciras "

    Ship was good, staff excellent, pity it was nearly 2 hours late.

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  • "Restaurant/bar"

    Restaurant open to short or bar should have more varieties of food.

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  • "Mostly good "

    We travelled by day from Barcelona to Palma, and we were the only foot passengers on the ferry. There were maybe 30 truck drivers and tourists with cars on the whole ship so it felt rather strange, like a ghost ship. The journey was shorter than scheduled so we arrived in Palma a good hour and a half earlier than anticipated. But the bus that took us off the ferry only gave us an option of drop-off at the Cathedral or at the ferry port the other end of town. Our hotel was inbetween the two, so we had a very long walk. Coming back we went overnight. The cabin was OK. The main annoyance was that the Trasmediterranea check-in desk is so far away from the city centre. We went there in the afternoon to check in while we still had a hire car but it was closed. So in the evening after we had dropped off our hire car, we had to drag our suitcase the entire length of the marine drive which took nearly an hour. We waited an hour after checking in for a bus to arrive, then all the foot passengers had to sit on the bus with the engine running for a full half hour for no apparent reason before it took us all the way back to where we’d come from, near the Cathedral area. Why can’t they have a check-in desk near to where the ferry actually sails from? The ferry itself was fine. It looked like a good restaurant although we didn’t eat on board, and there’s a bar and a swimming pool. The seats all seem to be deliberately designed to be too uncomfortable to sleep in, so if you want to sleep you’ll have to get a cabin.

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