Ferries Spain covers all ferry routes in Spain to and from the Balearic Islands; (Formentera, Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca) the Canary islands; )Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Tenerife) and furthermore all the ferry routes between mainland Spain and Algeria, France, Italy, Morocco and the UK.
Yes, flying is faster, or should we say flying used to be faster, however now you often spend 8-9 hours doing a 2-hours flight, when you count all the tiresome waiting in lines, security checkups and the transport to and from the airport, into the equation.
Flying is without doubt still faster than catching a ferry, but the service, the comfort, the space, the entertainment and the whole experience you get on a sea crossing, puts at least the cheap flights to shame.
The most popular destination is still Mallorca, one of the Balearic islands, which in spite of the recession and Spain’s financial bank disaster, have seen a 20% increase in visitors during the summer.
Especially Alcudia in the North of the island is a magnet, drawing in tourists in huge numbers. The Spanish ferry route from Barcelona to Alcudia departs 9 times a week and the sea crossing is 5 hours and 30 minutes on the beautiful, blue Mediterranean Sea.
Palma de Mallorca is however the biggest ferry port in Mallorca with 44 weekly sailings from mainland Spain, leaving from Barcelona, Denia and Valencia.
Tenerife in the Canary Islands is the second most popular island and if you want to combine a holiday in the Canaries with a sea-journey head down to Cadiz in southern Spain and catch the weekly ferry to Santa Cruz de Tenerife. From there you can enjoy a 2 and a half days mini cruise along the west coast of Africa, passing Casablanca on your way, down to the Canary Islands, which are blessed with summer all year round.
When you visit ferriesspain.com – don’t be afraid of using the Fare Search. Just try out the different ferry routes you have in mind and get a free ferry quote. You need to do so to get your individual price - according to how many persons you are going, and whether you are bringing a car or not. When you have found your ferry ticket you will be booking in a few easy steps with one of the leading ferry companies in Europe.
So make yourself comfortable in front of you computer and spend a little time dreaming of your next holiday. You could be getting your free ferry ticket quotation right now online and be booking your ferry ticket to the yearly carnival in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, from Cadiz in southern Spain, or did you know that you can sail from Barcelona and Valencia to Italy?
The possibilities are many and getting a quote is an absolutely free first step towards planning an unforgettable holiday by ferry.
We wish you smooth sailing from http://ferriesspain.com
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