Ferry to Morocco
Morocco is a sovereign country in North Africa that overlooks both the Mediterranean Sea to the north and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. This blissful destination has a variety of natural attractions worth visiting from Dades Valley to the Atlas Mountains. There are only 14.3km separating Morocco from the southern coast of Spain, making it easily accessible for passengers travelling by ferry. It also offers numerous ferry routes from France and Italy.
Those travelling by ferry to Morocco can arrive at several different ports including Tangier Med, Nador and Al Hoceima. These routes are primarily served by 5 ferry operators throughout the year. FRS Iberia provide up to 16 sailings per day, Balearia provide 2 sailings per day, AML provide up to 5 sailings per day, Grandi Navi Veloci provide up to 11 weekly sailings and La Meridionale provide 3 weekly sailings.
Top 5 Ferry Routes to Morocco
Almeria to Nador
Motril to Tangier Med
Marseille to Tangier Med
Sete to Nador
Tarifa to Tangier
Ferry to Morocco from UK
There is currently no direct ferry route from the UK to Morocco. However, you can alternatively take a ferry to northern France and drive down to the southern coast. You can board a ferry from France to Morocco via Marseille or Sete.
Ferry to Morocco from Spain
If you wish to travel by ferry from Spain to Morocco, there are a wide range of routes available across the Strait of Gibraltar. These include Algeciras to Tangier Med, Barcelona to Tangier Med, Barcelona to Nador, Malaga to Tangier Med and many more.
How long is the ferry to Morocco?
Ferries to Morocco can take between 30 minutes and 30 hours from Spain, approximately 40 hours from France and 47-51 hours from Italy. The quickest ferry crossing is to Tangier Med, Morocco from the southeast town Algeciras. This route takes approximately 30 minutes.
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