Operated by Balearia on the Alcudia Ciutadella, Algeciras Ceuta & Barcelona Ciutadella routes
The fast ferry Jaume I can carry up to 650 passengers and 140 vehicles and onboard you'll find a bar/cafeteria, luggage lockers for foot passengers, numerous seating areas and an onboard shop.
Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our Jaume I guide as accurate as possible, onboard facilities, services and entertainment may vary depending on the date and time of year that you travel, facilities mentioned may change without notification and ferry companies reserve the right to operate vessels other than those mentioned at time of booking without prior notification.
87% of our customers recommended this ship
"Direct Ferries Customer Service"
Journey was perfect. (Menorca-Barcellona) I realized late that if you book with the operator you could save money. Before the departure I contacted the Direct Ferries costumer service, asking informations about the online check in with Baleari, because one code called NDI was missing, than I realized that it was the number of the document added when I booked. The lady of the customer service told that it was not possible to do the check in onlinte because I bought the ticket with them and I was supposed to go directly to the ticket office at the port, but it was enough to insert the id number together with the booking number. I can understand the incompetece but I cannot tolerate negligence. If I had listened to them I would have lost a lot of time for the check in. If they don't know the procedures they should be sorry and hush, and don't give wrong informations. Baleari excellent, Direct Ferries just enough.
Reviewed 06 August 2015 by Gianluca who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"rough sea"
Hello, I would like to write you about my experience. We travelled from Barcellona to Ciutadella with Balearia. Rough sea, we felt sick for 5 hours. The whaves were higher than the ferry, really scary. All the toilets were dirty and full because all the passengers felt sick. fortunately the staff was there always cleaning and helping us. very good staff.
Reviewed 02 September 2014 by Ilenia who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Barcelona Ciudadella"
The boat was very confortable, the staff was very nice. It's a pity that the fast ferry ends its service at the beginning of September.
Reviewed 04 July 2014 by Philippe who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Ciutadella Menorca and Barcelona abord the Jaume1"
A very fast 5 hours crossing between Ciutadella and Barcelona. A modern and clean boat, a pleasant staff.
Reviewed 30 June 2014 by Charles who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"travel to san antonio"
It was great a wonderful experience , it was ontime in the outbound and in the return. The seat very confortables and the time flew during the travel duration of 2hand half .
Reviewed 13 June 2014 by Trini who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Crossing Denia - Ibiza"
Very pleasant time spent on board this ferry. Departed and arrived on time as expected, a bit of a change from the national rail service that am used to! Thanks to everyone involved!
Reviewed 08 June 2014 by Fabien who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Quick and simple service."
Well worth the few extra hours driving from Barcelona, this boat arrives in 2.5 hours and is a pleasant way to travel as opposed to the Barcelona-Ibiza route :)
Reviewed 29 April 2014 by Sophie who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Menorca ferry"
Travelled as a family of 5 with one 4yr old and one elderly lady with walking difficulties. Ferries departed on time and embarkation at both ports was organised. Disembarkation back at Alcudia in Mallorca was confusing as the notification to return to your cars was not easily audible and the English recoding was cut off.The signage for the correct exit door for the cars was also confusing. in Menorca assistance was provided to transfer the elderly member of the group to the car park area as there is a long walk from the dockside to the car holding area if you don't get in the cars on the ferry for disembarkation. Overall a pleasant way to travel between the Balearic Islands
Reviewed 13 September 2013 by Deborah who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Leisure "
Good service, excellent punctuality.
Reviewed 11 September 2013 by Oscar Alberto who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Balearia Ciutadella to Barcelona"
Ferry travel is never pleasant with a very seasick husband, a very frightened daughter and two other young children to watch out for. However, the staff on this Balearia ship could not have been more helpful, reassuring and friendly. They made us all feel safe and offered good advice. Thank you to the staff, you were lovely - yes, we did notice despite our above-mentioned problems! We can't comment on the catering as we did not use it. The facility for earphones to hear the tv, if at all possible, would be a bonus, as there was nothing to do for those of us just watching everyone else feeling unwell.
Reviewed 10 September 2013 by Robert and Sarah Knott who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Barcelona Ciutadella crossing"
A serious company with good timekeeping, services and cleanliness. The quality of the food is however average. I would rate it 15/20
Reviewed 02 September 2013 by Anonymous who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
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a good journey, a good service, a good organisation
Reviewed 30 August 2013 by Fanny who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"A good way to get to Menorca"
The boat was great, however, be prepared to queue up for check-in an hour before (no check-in online or machines) which goes veeery slowly and to show your passport at three different controls before getting on the boat. Other than that a convenient and efficient way to get from Mallorca to Menorca.
Reviewed 29 August 2013 by Anonymous who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"One Way OK, return uncomfortable - not because of weather "
Places to ride Barcelona - Alcudia sufficiently available, a lot of noise as just the beginning of school holidays and many happy, sometimes considerably drunken teenagers on the ship. Crossing Palma - Barcelona closely enough seating place, rude staff at the car. small outdoor areas entirely occupied by smokers.
Reviewed 29 August 2013 by Lukas who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Jaume 1 end Martin i Soler"
Both ferries were on time. Cabin on Neptuno was quieter than the rest of the ship. Nice chairs in the cabin. Catering was minimal. It was possible to purchase rolls during the outward journey, but on the way back the restaurant was only open for 2 hours and it was very busy. The shop has pretty much sold out all of it's food and drinks.
Reviewed 27 August 2013 by Anonymous who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Barcelona Ciutadella"
We had booked seats for our outbound journey from Barcelona to Ciutadella. However, we had to travel on the floor, because there weren’t any available seats for our family. There was no problem for the inbound journey as we had booked a cabin!
Reviewed 27 August 2013 by Philippe who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Cancellation management"
Our initial crossing (Alcudia Barcelona) was cancelled, but we appreciated that: -we were notified in advance by sms of the cancellation -we were able to get a place in the Palma-Barcelona boat on the same day -we are on time in Barcelona We didn't appreciate that: -we arrived 4/5 hour later than planned, had to travel a further 300 km, missed all the visits we had planned and arrived too late at the place we were sleeping at -we were not offered a cabin in compensation when some were available.
Reviewed 24 August 2013 by Richard who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Boat to Menorca from Alcudia"
For a two hour trip to Menorca you are provided with all you need. It was well air conditioned inside, comfortable and clean. You could stand outside. The boat was absolutely on time. The boat on the return journey was a ship and was really enjoyable, lots of comfortable seats, sun loungers on deck! My only slight moan is that it takes a while to check in with the paper work, make sure you leave enough time! - Having said that, beats flying any day!
Reviewed 16 August 2013 by Anonymous who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"Ciutadella - Barcelona crossing"
Ferry crossing aboard the Jaume III. Nice staff and very beautiful boat. A noisy crossing, because of children non being watched by their parents It would good to group all the families with kids in one area of the boat, because it's annoying and tiring.
Reviewed 14 August 2013 by Anonymous who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I
"not good"
My ferry booking from Alcudia to Barcelona was cancelled, but I was not informed on this. So I turned up at 0630 with no office open. The office opened at 0700 when I was told that I was on the slower 12:30 pm ferry. The result was that I arrive home a day later than planned. Not good service.
Reviewed 11 August 2013 by Irvine who travelled with Balearia on Jaume I