Algeciras Tanger Med Ferry
Ferries from Algeciras to Tanger Med are operated by 4 ferry companies. Operators include AML, Balearia, FRS and Trasmediterranea. There are currently 197 weekly sailings on this ferry route. The journey typically takes around 57 minutes. The earliest departure is at 00:45 and the latest is at 23:59. Prices start from as little as €192, depending on the season and vehicle type.
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Ferry Companies from Algeciras to Tanger Med
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Algeciras to Tanger Med Ferry Prices (2026 Estimates)
Ferry prices for the Algeciras to Tanger Med route are dynamic and vary depending on demand, availability and how far in advance you book.
👉 Typical prices range from around €34 to over €495 depending on the season and vehicle type. Most travelers with a car can expect to pay between €192 and €275 one way, although prices may be higher during peak travel periods.
Foot Passengers: From €34 to €72 one way.Note: Foot passenger travel is not available on all routes, and space may be limited to specific sailings.
Cars (including driver): From €192 to €275 one way, rising to €495 during peak times.
Motorcycles: From €78 to €114 one way.
Day Trips: From €333 to €423 for a car and passengers.
💡Travel tip: Booking early and traveling mid-week usually offers the lowest fares. Prices are highest during weekends and holiday periods.
👉 For the latest prices and availability, check live Algeciras to Tanger Med ferry fares.
What's the best time to take the Algeciras - Tanger Med ferry?
📅 November is the cheapest month to sail Algeciras to Tanger Med, averaging €173 per crossing. Prices peak in August at €210.
Mid-season months (March – May and October) average around €192–€202.
Monthly average prices (2026)
| Month | Avg. price (EUR) | Season |
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| January | €185 | Off-Peak |
| February | €186 | Off-Peak |
| March | €192 | Mid-Season |
| April | €202 | Mid-Season |
| May | €202 | Mid-Season |
| June | €207 | Peak Period |
| July | €207 | Peak Period |
| August | €210 | Peak Period |
| September | €205 | Peak Period |
| October | €193 | Mid-Season |
| November | €173 | Off-Peak |
| December | €177 | Off-Peak |
Price trend
The journey from Spain to Morocco provides the passengers a great way to explore and enjoy Moroccan culture. The journey is shorter than others and is offered by a multitude of operators.
With frequent daily departures, this ferry route is ideal for flexible travel schedules. Choose the Algeciras to Tanger Med ferry for a fast, reliable, and scenic journey to start your Moroccan adventure.
Algeciras Tanger Med in pictures
Departure Board for Algeciras-Tanger Med
Saturday 19 September 2026
Latest Ticket Prices for Algeciras-Tanger Med
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Frequently Asked Questions About Algeciras-Tanger Med
Frequently Asked Questions About Algeciras-Tanger Med
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What are the check-in times for Africa Morocco Link (AML) ferries from Tanger Med?
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What are the check-in times for Balearia ferries from Algeciras to Tanger Med and Tanger Med to Algeciras?
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About Tanger Med
Tanger Med Port, situated on Morocco’s northern coast near Tangier, is one of Africa’s largest and most advanced ports, serving as a vital connection between North Africa and Europe. The port provides daily ferry services to destinations such as Algeciras and Tarifa in Spain, making it an excellent choice for travellers crossing the Strait of Gibraltar. Known for its modern infrastructure, Tanger Med Port offers a streamlined, passenger-friendly experience with clear signage, comfortable waiting areas, cafes, and convenient parking facilities.
Passengers at Tanger Med can expect efficient check-in and boarding processes, whether they’re travelling by car or on foot. The port’s close proximity to Tangier also means that passengers can easily explore this vibrant Moroccan city with its historic medina, lively souks, and scenic coastline. Tanger Med Port combines functionality with Moroccan hospitality, creating a welcoming gateway for both local travellers and international visitors heading across the Mediterranean.
About Algeciras
Algeciras Port, located on the southern coast of Spain, is one of the busiest and most significant ports in the Mediterranean, offering a vital connection between Spain, Morocco, and beyond. The port is well-known for its efficiency and modern infrastructure, serving as a popular departure point for ferries travelling to Tangier Med, Ceuta, and other North African destinations. Passengers can enjoy comfortable facilities, including waiting lounges, cafes, restrooms, and easy access to parking, ensuring a smooth journey experience.
Situated near the bustling town of Algeciras, travellers can easily explore the local attractions, such as the stunning beaches along the Bay of Algeciras or the nearby Rock of Gibraltar.
The port’s location also provides excellent transport links to other major cities in Spain, making it a convenient hub for travel across the region. Algeciras Port offers a seamless and comfortable start to any Mediterranean adventure, with a perfect mix of practicality and local charm.
Algeciras to Tanger Med Ships
Reviews for Algeciras-Tanger Med
Reviews for Algeciras-Tanger Med
The person checking passports is…
The person checking passports is unpleasant
Interesting choice. A shame about…
Interesting choice. A shame about the delay.
Hello, I normally booked with…
Hello, I normally booked with the company FRS, but as there were many travelers on August 1st, 2026, we were put on a Balerea ship, and in the end, it was fine. Regards