European Ferry Operators

Balearia Ferry Operators

Balearia Routes

Denia, Ibiza, Formentera, Barcelona, Valencia, Menorca and Mallorca.

The Balearia History

Eurolinies Maritimes started their operations, under the brand of Balearia, in 1998 driven by a group of former executives, captains and officers of the shipping company Flebasa. Adolfo Utor Martinez is president of the new company. From the beginning, Balearia drew up a plan of action for the expansion and modernisation of their fleet, which included the addition of new vessels. Balearia enjoyed the commitment of its personnel in its strive for quality, reflected in high levels of security, service and customer care.

Balearia Passenger Information

Federico García Lorca
Four lounges equipped with comfortable seats. All lounges have a central section with aisles containing comfortable seats lit by skylights. Three cafeterias. One newsagents and gift shop. Entertainment areas with panoramic views on the ship's decks. Audiovisual equipment for videos and information about the navigational situation. Latest generation of radars and ARPA. Monitoring of all the ferry's compartments. IMCO centralised data system for fire prevention systems. Night vision. GPS global positioning screens by satellite. Luggage racks at the passenger lounges. In the NEPTUNE class: press and catering service
Fitted out for disabled people. Baby changing station.

Jaume I
Bright and spacious lounges, equipped with comfortable seats. Two cafeterias. One newsagents and a gift shop. Audiovisual equipment for videos and information about the navigational situation. Latest generation radars and ARPA. Monitoring of all the ferry's compartments. IMCO centralised data system for fire prevention systems. Night vision. GPS global positioning screens by satellite. Luggage racks at the passenger lounges. In the NEPTUNE class: press and catering service.

Ramon Llull
three lounges equipped with comfortable seats. All lounges have a central section with aisles containing comfortable seats naturally lit by skylights. One cafeteria. Audiovisual equipment for showing videos and information about the navigational situation. Latest generation radars and ARPA. Monitoring of all the ferry's compartments. IMCO centralised data system for fire prevention systems. Night vision. GPS global positioning screens by satellite. Luggage racks at the passenger lounges. In the NEPTUNE class: press and catering service. Fitted out for disabled people. Baby changing station.

Manuel Azaña
Cafeteria. Solarium. Luggage racks at the passenger lounges in the NEPTUNE class: press and catering service.

Bahía de Málaga
Cafeteria. Solarium. Luggage racks at the passenger lounges in the NEPTUNE class: press and catering service.

Isla de Botafoc
Four lounges with reclining seats. Seventy eight cabins (250 pax). Cabins can be double or quadruple, with or without bathroom, and with or without an outside window. Cabins have air conditioning and wardrobes. One cafeteria. Guarderia. One Self-service restaurant. Fitted out for disabled people. Safes at the reception counter. Audiovisual systems to broadcast videos. Satellite TV. Luggage racks. Game machines. Infirmary. Solarium with benches at the upper deck. Shipborne Automatic Identification System (AIS). Vessel Data Recording (VDR). CCTV monitoring for all cargo and machinery spaces. Global Positioning System (GPS). ARPA radar navigation systems. Fire detection system at all the compartments of the ship.

Nixe Serie
Two lounges equipped with comfortable seats. One cafeteria. Audiovisual equipment for showing videos and information about the navigational situation. Latest generation radars and ARPA. Monitoring of all the ferry's compartments. IMCO centralised data system for fire prevention systems. Night vision. Luggage racks at the passenger lounges. In the NEPTUNE class, in routes with Iberian Peninsula: press and catering service
Fitted out for disabled people.

Pau Casals
Passenger lounges equipped with comfortable seats. Double cabins with private bath. One cafeteria. One restaurant self service. Audiovisual equipment for showing videos. Latest generation radars and ARPA. Monitoring of all the ferry's compartments. IMCO centralised data system for fire prevention systems. Night vision. GPS global positioning screens by satellite. Luggage racks at the passenger lounges. In the NEPTUNE class: press and catering service. Fitted out for disabled people.

http://www.balearia.com