Motril Melilla Ferry
Ferry travel from Motril to Melilla offers a scenic and comfortable journey across the Mediterranean Sea. Passengers can expect modern amenities onboard, including spacious seating, cafes, and lounges.
On arrival in Melilla, you'll disembark at the port, which is conveniently located near the city centre. Melilla, a Spanish autonomous city on the North African coast, boasts a unique blend of Spanish, Moroccan, and Mediterranean influences. Upon arrival, expect a mix of vibrant markets, historical sites, and a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for exploring the city's rich cultural heritage.
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About Melilla
Melilla is a vibrant Spanish enclave on the north coast of Africa, bordered by Morocco and the Mediterranean Sea. Known for its fascinating blend of Spanish and Moroccan cultures, Melilla offers a unique travel experience where you can enjoy Spanish architecture, North African cuisine, and beautiful beaches, all in one place. The city boasts stunning Modernist architecture, with many buildings designed by followers of the renowned Spanish architect, Gaudí.
The Melilla Port is a bustling entry point for travellers, connecting the enclave to mainland Spain via ferries from Málaga, Almería, and Motril. At the port, travellers find duty-free shopping options, welcoming cafes, and transport links to the city. It's a convenient gateway for exploring the city’s historical sites, like the fortified Old Town, and vibrant markets.
About Motril
Motril Port, located on Spain's southern coast in the province of Granada, serves as a key maritime gateway connecting Europe to North Africa and other Mediterranean destinations. Known for its strategic location, the port facilitates both cargo and passenger traffic, with robust services for freight shipping, fishing, and leisure cruising.
Equipped with modern infrastructure, Motril Port supports diverse industries, including agriculture and automotive, while also catering to tourism with ferry links to Morocco and Melilla. Its proximity to Granada's cultural landmarks makes it a vital hub for economic and cultural exchange.
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Good ferry ⛴️ quick
Good ferry ⛴️ quick
I wanted to change my…
I wanted to change my ticket. When changing in the Aferry app. It says 0 EUR. I changed, after travelling to the ferry, I didn’t receive any confirmation. After mailing with Aferry, they said that I have to pay 130,00 EUR extra. Traveled about 2300 km for my changed booking but they charge me money. And didn’t receive any confirmation.