Ibiza – Formentera ferry status today: weather warnings and cancellations
Próximo Ferry | November 10, 2026
● Updated: Wednesday 11/11/2026, 16:15
Wind and rough seas on Thursday 12 November
AEMET, Spain’s national weather agency, keeps the yellow warning for Ibiza and Formentera and has strengthened its forecast: westerly and south-westerly winds of force 7 to 8 from the early hours of Thursday and rough seas. The Balearic emergency services have activated the IG0 alert level of the METEOBAL plan for strong winds. Warning conditions may continue on Friday.
Thu 12/11, 03:00–24:00
Force 7 to 8 · gusts of 70–80 km/h
Rough seas (2.5–4 m)
IG0 alert activated
There may be delays, schedule changes or cancellations. Check your ferry’s status in real time on proximoferry.com before heading to the port.
Source: AEMET, coastal bulletin issued on 11/11/2026 at 12:00. A yellow warning does not in itself mean ferries are suspended.
Status by ferry company
Updates happen in real time.
The warning, right in the timetable
When you check or book a ferry for a day with a weather warning, you’ll see it highlighted at the top of the timetable, together with the sea conditions for each departure.
- Check the sea conditions for each departure (moderate, rough…).
- If you can choose, go for a conventional ferry: it’s usually more stable.
- Check the timetable again before you leave: it updates in real time.
Latest updates
AEMET strengthens its forecast: westerly and south-westerly winds of force 7 to 8 from early Thursday and rough seas around Ibiza and Formentera. The Balearic emergency services activate the IG0 alert level of the METEOBAL plan for strong winds. Warning conditions may continue on Friday.
AEMET issues a yellow warning for wind and coastal hazards on Thursday 12/11 in Ibiza and Formentera. No cancellations have been announced so far.
Frequently asked questions
Are Formentera ferries cancelled during a yellow weather warning?
Not necessarily. A yellow warning signals a weather risk, not a suspension. Each ferry company decides whether to sail, delay or cancel based on actual sea conditions, and the Harbour Master (Capitanía Marítima) can restrict navigation. Expect a bumpier crossing and possible delays or schedule changes.
Who decides whether the ferry sails?
The ferry company, according to each vessel’s limits and the Harbour Master’s instructions. That’s why proximoferry.com shows the status of every departure in real time.
What happens to my ticket if the ferry is cancelled due to bad weather?
Under EU rules on sea passenger rights, if your sailing is cancelled you can choose between a refund or alternative transport. When the cause is the weather, no additional financial compensation applies.
Which boats handle bad weather best?
Conventional ferries, which are larger and slower, are usually more stable and the last to suspend service. Fast boats are more sensitive to waves. If you get seasick easily, choose a conventional ferry and sit in the middle of the vessel.
Travelling on another day? Compare timetables and prices from all ferry companies.
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