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Since Majorca (Mallorca) is an island, transport options there are limited to air and sea travel, although it is possible to take a car ferry if wish to explore the island with your own vehicle.

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By ferry: there are plenty of different ferry routes available both from the mainland and from other Balearic Islands, with Iscomar, Balearia Ferries and Trasmediterranea all running services. There are routes from Barcelona, Alicante, Denia, Valencia, Ibiza, Mahon, and Ciutadella.

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