Ferries to Morocco
Are you dreaming of a holiday to Morocco? Find all of the information on the ferry to Morocco with our Morocco ferry booking service. This website provides you with all of the information you need on sea routes, timetables, tariffs and crossing times for the ferry crossings to Morocco.
Morocco is reachable from France (Sete), Italy (Civitavecchia, Genoa, Livorno and Savona) and Spain (Algeciras, Almeria, Barcelona, Motril and Tarifa). The ferry routes beetween # :destFrom and Morocco are covered by our partners Africa Morocco Link, Balearia, Frs, Grandi Navi Veloci and Naviera Armas who jointly operate 434 connections per week with all day departures and sailing times shorter than 1000 hours. Africa Morocco Link, Balearia, Frs and Naviera Armas offer the possibility of reaching your destination quicker, thanks to hydrofoils. But if you want to bring your car, motorbike or camper, you can opt for ferries that have cargo capacity.
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GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
1 weekly sailing
40 h 15 min
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
3 weekly sailings
45 h
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
1 weekly sailing
55 h 45 min
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
1 weekly sailing
45 h 15 min
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
3 weekly sailings
52 h 30 min
AFRICA MOROCCO LINK
78 weekly sailings
30 min
BALEARIA
102 weekly sailings
29 min
FRS
56 weekly sailings
30 min
NAVIERA ARMAS
49 weekly sailings
30 min
BALEARIA
23 weekly sailings
4 h
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
9 weekly sailings
4 h 15 min
NAVIERA ARMAS
13 weekly sailings
3 h 15 min
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
2 weekly sailings
31 h 30 min
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
4 weekly sailings
29 h 45 min
NAVIERA ARMAS
6 weekly sailings
4 h
NAVIERA ARMAS
1 weekly sailing
6 h
BALEARIA
28 weekly sailings
6 h 30 min
FRS
54 weekly sailings
1 h
Morocco is located in northern Africa, at the western end of the Maghreb region. Morocco has coasts on both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean and the Western Sahara boarders the south, Algeria is to the east. Morocco was originally populated by the indigenous Berber population who were colonized by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines and Arabs. While the Spanish and French imperialism tried to dominate during the nineteenth century, there has always been a strong Muslim influence in Morocco. The country is now becoming one of the most desirable destinations in No... [More information]