
The Almeria to Nador ferry is the natural way into eastern Morocco: a longer crossing than the Strait routes further west but still well-connected, with four operators running sailings throughout the day. Cars, motorbikes and campervans all travel here alongside foot passengers. Expect around 6h 55m at sea, depending on which line you choose, so settle in rather than watch the clock: this is a proper crossing and suits anyone heading for the Rif mountains or continuing on toward Algeria.
Stay ahead of your travel plans with the latest timetable information. While frequencies can shift based on the season, the general schedule is as follows:
First Sailing: The first ferry typically departs Almeria at approximately 00:00.
Last Sailing: The final departure of the day usually sets sail at around 23:59(+3).
If no direct sailings are currently available for your chosen dates, please check our Alternative Routes section below to find the next best connection to your destination.
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Fares for the Almeria to Nador ferry are dynamic. Booking in advance is the single most effective way to secure the lowest price.
Price Range: Recent averages show tickets priced between €70 and €949.
Typical Fare: Most travelers pay an average of €489.
Best Value: If possible, consider traveling during mid-week or off-peak hours and avoid last-minute bookings at the port.
The crossing time is typically around 6h 55m. Depending on the operator you choose and the weather conditions, this may fluctuate slightly. For real-time durations on your travel date, use our live search tool.
Prices vary based on season, vehicle type, and booking lead time. Averages range from €70 to €949. Please note that traveling with a vehicle (car, motorcycle, or campervan) will incur additional costs compared to foot passenger fares.
Several operators run services, including Balearia, Naviera Armas, AML. Together, they offer up to 2 sailings every day, giving you maximum flexibility for your departure.
You can book your ferry quickly and securely via Openferry. Our platform compares live prices and schedules across all operators, allowing you to secure an instant e-ticket without the hassle of port queues.
Most ferries on the Almeria to Nador route welcome foot passengers. Availability can change by season, so we recommend confirming and booking your spot in advance.
In most cases, yes. Vehicle spaces are limited and often sell out during peak travel periods, so early reservation is highly recommended.
Some operators are pet-friendly. You may be required to keep your pet in your vehicle or a designated kennel area. Ensure you have a valid pet passport or any required health documentation ready for check-in.