Ferry from Valencia to Oran

When traveling from Valencia to Oran by ferry, you can take advantage of the regular discounts available to specific passenger categories. Typically, you can expect lower ferry ticket prices for:

• Children under 14
• Senior travelers (60+)

Note: infants and toddlers up to 1 years old travel for free.

The Valencia - Oran ferry route is served by conventional vessels, such as the Rosalind Franklin, which are designed for long-haul travel. Onboard, you will modern amenities and services, including:

• Comfy seating in air-conditioned lounges and spacious outer decks to enjoy the sea view
• Bars, cafeterias and restaurants (self-service and à-la-carte) serving a hot and cold drinks, snacks and meals (including halal, child-friendly and celiac options)
• Shops, kiosks and duty-free stores offering snacks, everyday essentials, gifts and more
• Onboard entertainment, including a cinema showing movies and playrooms for children with games and activities
• Dedicated prayer room
• Wi-Fi hotspot to stay connected, with a range of data bundles to suit your needs

Accessibility

The Valencia - Oran ferries are generally equipped to accommodate passengers with disabilities, featuring ramps and elevators, accessible seating areas, and adapted cabins for passengers with reduced mobility.

Boarding assistance is typically available upon request and prior notification to the ferry company before your journey.

Cabins and accommodation

Are there cabins on the ferry?

Yes, on the conventional ferries serving the Valencia - Oran route, you can book a cabin for 1-4 passengers. Typically, you can choose between:

• Standard interior cabins
• Exterior cabins with a sea view
• Deluxe suites with a double bed, TV and sea view
• Adapted cabins for travelers with disabilities
• Pet-friendly cabins

All cabins have air conditioning, a wardrobe, and an ensuite bathroom.

Cabin prices start from €131.50.

Can I book business-class seats?

Yes, on Baleària’s ferries, you can have the option of booking seats in the Neptuno business class lounge. These numbered reclining seats generally feature extra legroom and USB connectors, so your devices are charged during the trip.

Prices for the Neptuno seats start from around €115.

Luggage

On Baleària ferries, you can bring as much luggage as you can carry onboard yourself, with no size or weight restrictions.

Traveling with pets

Pets are generally allowed on Valencia - Oran ferries, provided you include them in your booking. Pet tickets cost €10 to €20, depending on your pet’s size.

Where do pets stay?

On Baleària ferries, your pet can either stay in the onboard kennels or you can book a pet-friendly cabin.

During the trip, your four-legged buddies can spread their legs in dedicated pet-friendly areas. Keep in mind that smaller pets must be kept in their carrier, while larger pets must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash.

What pet travel documents do I need?

Make sure to bring along your pets health and travel documents, including passport, microchip ID and rabies vaccination certificate, tickets and any pet supplies you may need for the trip.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Valencia to Oran:

• The port of Valencia can get busy, especially in the summer, so it’s best to be there at least 1 hr ahead of departure. If you are traveling with a car, it’s recommended that you arrive there at least 1.5-2 hr in advance.
• The Mediterranean can get a bit choppy, so if you are sensitive to the waves, talk to your pharmacist or doctor about seasickness medication.
• You can also travel to Oran from Almería and Alicante. You can find more information on available destinations and crossings in our detailed guide on Spain - North Africa ferry routes.
• From Valencia, you can also travel by ferry to Ibiza, Palma and Menorca in the Balearics, as well as Mostaganem and Algiers in Algeria. For more details, check out the Valencia ferry schedules.

Where to take the ferry from Valencia to Oran

Ferries to Oran usually set sail from the port of Valencia, one of Spain’s largest and busiest passenger ports. It’s located about 4 km from the city center and is well-connected to the rest of Valencia.

In the area around the port you’ll find cafés, restaurants and shops, as well as ticket offices, restrooms, and waiting areas.

How to get to the port of Valencia

You can easily get there by car, taxi and public transport:

• By taxi, the port is about a 15-20 min ride from downtown or the Joaquín Sorolla train station. If you are driving there yourself, the port is directly accessible via Avenida del Puerto.
• There are also plenty of EMT bus lines that connect the city center with the port. Line 4 and Line 95 are the most common routes for reaching the terminals.
• You can also travel there by metro, by traveling to Grau-Canyamelar or Marítim-Serreria stations, and then continuing by bus or taxi to the port.
• There is also a shuttle bus from the main entrance of the port to the passenger terminals, making it easier to reach your ferry.

Where does the ferry arrive in Oran?

Ferries from Valencia arrive at the Port of Oran, Algeria’s major Mediterranean seaport located in the heart of Oran. This port handles passenger ferries, cargo traffic and has a ferry terminal with passport and customs facilities for international crossings.

The ferry docks are within walking distance of the central districts, with the downtown area roughly 2 km from the terminal, or 5-10 min taxi-ride away. The Gare d’Oran Marine is a few minutes’ walk from the terminal area, offering easy onward rail connections.

Outside the port, you’ll find small cafés and shops, with the seafront promenade and historic districts nearby.