Ferry from Morocco to Spain

When traveling from Morocco to Spain, you can take advantage of the regular discounts available to specific traveler categories. These discounts may differ from one company to another and from route to route, but generally you can expect lower ferry ticket prices for children (up to 12-13 years old) and seniors (60+).

Note: infants and toddlers up to 2-3 years old normally travel for free.

The ferry Morocco - Spain routes are mainly served with high-speed ferries on short crossings and conventional ferries for trips to further destinations. The ferries generally feature a range of modern amenities and services for a comfortable and relaxed trip across the Mediterranean.

On most ferries, you can expect:

• Comfy seating in air-conditioned lounges and on outer decks, where you can enjoy the sea view
• Snack bars and cafes, where you can get a quick bite or drink
• Amenities for travelers with disabilities
• Car decks
• Kennels

Additionally, the conventional ferries you can also find:

• Restaurants, serving a wide range of meals
• Shops, for the essentials, gifts and last-minute purchases
• Play rooms for children

On most ferries you will also find a Wi-Fi hotspot, so you can stay connected during the trip. Cabins and accommodation

Only conventional ferries traveling from Morocco to Spain have cabins (single beds to whole cabins with a window and even suites). On high-speed ferries, you can usually choose between deck-lounge and standard seats.

Luggage

Each ferry Morocco - Spain company has its own baggage allowance policy. More specifically:

• On Naviera Armas ferries, you can bring 1 larger piece of luggage with a maximum weight of 60 kg or 4 small pieces of luggage.
• On Baleària ferries, there is no specific weight limit for your personal luggage, as long as you carry them on board by yourself.
• On GNV ferries, there is no specific weight limit for your personal luggage. However, you can carry up to 2 pieces of hand luggage.
• FRS Iberia DFDS allows passengers to take their luggage up to 50 kg on board free of charge. 
• Africa Spain Link allows passengers without a vehicle to bring a single luggage item weighing up to 30 kg. 

Can I travel with my pet?

Pets are welcome on the ferry Morocco - Spain. You just need to include your pet in the booking and pay the additional fee. 

Dedicated areas are available for dogs and cats, while smaller animals must be transported in cages provided by the passenger. Pets are not permitted in pullman seating areas, common lounges or standard cabins. However, they are allowed in designated pet-friendly cabins and on the ferry's external decks.

Here are some travel tips for your ferry Morocco - Spain trip:

• If you are traveling in high season or on a weekend, we recommend you arrive at the ports of Morocco well in advance to avoid overcrowding.
• For those short on time, it is possible to take a day trip to Spain from Morocco. Direct ferries from Tanger Med Port to Algeciras and from Tangier Ville Port to Tarifa make day trips easily accessible.
• Before taking the ferry from Morocco to Spain, you should make sure that you carry your passport with you.
• It is also possible to travel by ferry from Morocco to Italy and France. Check out all Morocco ferries for more information.

Where to take the ferry from Morocco to Spain

You can take a ferry to Spain from 3 ports in Morocco:

• Tangier: it is served by 2 ports - Tanger Ville and Tanger Med. Tanger Ville is situated within the city, while Tanger Med lies approximately 40 km northeast of Tangier. Discover more about Tanger Med and Tanger Ville ports on Ferryhopper.
• Nador: the Port of Nador, also referred to as the Port of Beni Ansar, is situated in the town of Beni Ensar (alternatively called Beni Ansar or Aït Nsar), just a few kilometers north of the city of Nador.
• Al Hoceima: the ferry port of Al Hoceima, also known as "Gare Maritime d'Al Hoceima," is conveniently located near the city center, making it easily accessible on foot. The port features 2 passenger terminals to accommodate travelers.

Where does the ferry arrive in Spain?

Ferries from Morocco arrive at 5 ports in Spain, depending on the route and season: Algeciras, Tarifa, Barcelona, Motril, and Almería.

• Algeciras is one of the busiest ferry ports in southern Spain with excellent road connections to the rest of Andalusia and Spain via the AP-7 and A-7 freeways. The port is close to the city centre and offers easy access to buses, trains and nearby destinations along the Costa del Sol.
• Tarifa is the closest Spanish port to Morocco and mainly serves fast ferry routes from Tangier (Tanger Ville). The small town port is well connected by road and regional buses to Cádiz, Seville and other parts of southern Spain.
• The port of Barcelona is one of the largest in the Mediterranean and offers direct access to the city’s public transport network, including buses, metro lines and main roads. It is a convenient entry point for travel to northeastern Spain and southern France.
• The Port of Motril is located a few kilometers from the town center, on the Costa Tropical of Granada. It is smaller and less crowded than other Spanish ports and is accessible by car or taxi from Motril and nearby coastal towns.
• The Port of Almería is conveniently located very close to the city center, within walking distance of shops, hotels, and the main train and bus stations.