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Algeciras to Tanger Med Ferry

The busiest gateway across the Strait of Gibraltar, linking the Spanish port of Algeciras with the modern Tanger Med terminal east of Tangier.

1h 30 crossing 10 / day from £130 car + 2
Crossing time
1h 30
Operators
FRS, Balearia, AML
Sailings
10 / day
From
£130
Route type
Short crossing
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The Algeciras to Tanger Med ferry

The crossing from Algeciras to Tanger Med is the principal artery between Europe and Africa, carrying a constant stream of cars, lorries and foot passengers across the Strait of Gibraltar. Several operators share the route, so departures run throughout the day and well into the night, making it easy to turn up and travel without booking far ahead. The journey itself is short and scenic, with the Rock of Gibraltar fading astern and the Rif mountains rising ahead. Tanger Med is a large, well-organised terminal around forty kilometres from Tangier itself, connected by motorway and shuttle services. Because the route is so heavily used by freight, sailings are reliable year-round, though peak summer and the return of Moroccan families living in Europe can fill ferries quickly. Arrive in good time for passport and vehicle formalities at both ends.

Good to know

Algeciras to Tanger Med ferry — common questions

How long does the Algeciras to Tanger Med ferry take?

The crossing typically takes around an hour and a half, depending on the operator and sea conditions.

Can I take my car on this ferry?

Yes, all operators on this route carry cars, motorhomes and motorcycles, and it is the most popular vehicle crossing to Morocco.

Is Tanger Med the same as Tangier port?

No. Tanger Med is a large modern port roughly forty kilometres east of the city, linked to Tangier by motorway and shuttle buses.

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