Trasmediterranea reviews

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"Satisfied customer"

Reviewed 16 May 2013 by Denis

Very satisfied with my reservation and the crossing. Everything went well with simplicity.

'Denis' travelled with Trasmediterranea on Fortuny

"Impecable"

Reviewed 15 May 2013 by Clara

Nothing negative to say all went very well.

'Clara' travelled with Trasmediterranea on Zurbaran

"Perfect, but boring ...."

Reviewed 14 May 2013 by Maximiliano

We made the crossing Cadiz-Tenerife, the ship was flawless at all, good food, toilets always clean and friendly crew. The only sore point, THERE'S NOTHING TO DO .... the ship had only a small bar (inside) and a shop where they sold marshmallows! By contradiction, the route Civitavecchia-Barcelona was much more interesting with many attractions, the pool was still empty, but at least there was, in the route from Cadiz is not even a shadow ... For the rest 49 hours are too much for who want to relax ;)

'Maximiliano' travelled with Trasmediterranea on Murillo

"Dont do it"

Reviewed 12 May 2013 by Manuel

The ferry left more than an hour later than it should have. On the return, MORE THAN 3 hours! The crossing itself is less than half an hour and it takes you to Tangier Med, which means another 45 kms of travelling by taxi to Tangeri! JUST DON’T DO IT! If you want to go to Tangeri, take the ferry from Tarifa, which is only 35mins and it takes you to the old port, which is only 5mins from the city centre.

'Manuel' travelled with Trasmediterranea on Milenium Tres

"Old ferry"

Reviewed 11 May 2013 by Michael

The ferry is old scruffy but the staff were all right. The cabin is dirty, and the sheets were torn. The price was not worth it.

'Michael' travelled with Trasmediterranea on Fortuny

Acciona Trasmediterranea is the largest ship owner for both cargo and passenger services linking the Spanish Peninsula with the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands, Ceuta, Melilla, Morocco and Algeria.

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Internationally Trasmediterranea continue to grow, with services to Morocco (via Tangier and Nador) and Algeria (via Ghazaouet and Oran) as well as through their subsidiaries - Euroferrys and Ferrimaroc.

Trasmediterranea has one of the most modern and best equipped fleets in Spain, using the latest technological advances in security and quality for it’s on board services.

High speed ships are used for the shorter trips, where speed and convenience is the objective of the journey.

On longer journeys, Trasmediterranea Ferries are equipped to provide the highest levels of comfort so that their passengers find the journey an attractive part of their holiday.

Most Transmediterranea Ferries are up to the standard of modern day cruise liners and on board you’ll be greeted with numerous facilities to keep you entertained throughout the crossing.

All of the Trasmediterranea ships (except the Jet Foil high speed ship) have on board shopping where you can choose from a wide range of products.

With Directferries.co.uk you can book Trasmediterranea ferry tickets, view Trasmediterranea Ferries ferry timetables or search for transmediterranea ferry prices online at the best prices on all ferry routes throughout the trasmediterranea ferry route network.