Ferrimaroc Ferries Ferry Reviews

6.6

Based on 39 Trasmediterranea Reviews

5 most recent reviews

8.0

My 4 days trip to T ..

...and my 2 days stay on the boat.

The crewmembers were very kond and friendly.
The cabbins very cosy ánd CLEAN!
The food on board of the ship wasn't that good, breakfast okay... but the warm food wasnt that warm...

But it was worth to do this trip!

Hogann, Couple

6.2

It's not Brittany F ..

Loading chaotic, poor signage, seats uncomfortable

Steve and Sarah, Couple

3.4

Palma Mallorca to B ..

They didn't have cash machine and didn't take credit card onbard and I didn't have any cash with me. Lucky the staff offered to me a free lunch.

pascal parayre, Solo Traveller

9.2

ferry crossing

Easier to book with AFerry than with transmediteranean. Crossing is 9 hours so as this is a night crossing we book a cabin. Cabins are excellent, clean, tidy and warm. This is the only way to get to menorca if you are travelling with animals and don't want to distress them too much by travelling by air as there are no direct flights to menorca which take animals. The return journey, Mahon to Barcelona, is during the day. The only fault with this crossing is that the restaurant is open for lunch and nothing else. Paninis are available at the bar, but a wider choice would be better. The boats are very clean and tidy. Some of the boats have kennels on deck for dogs which means that you can keep your pet with you, but others have kennels on the car deck and you can visit them 3 times during the crossing to exercise them. We have now done this trip 5 times and have enjoyed each one.

Michael purser, Couple

7.8

Returning to UK fro ..

The booking process was fine and easy and efficient. The quality of the ship is very average. There is nowhere to sit outside. The catering is terrible, and only open for a short part of the journey. Is more suited to truck drivers than car passengers.

simon, Couple

Ferrimaroc Ferries Ports

Ferries to Algeria

Ferries to Ghazaouet

Ferries to Morocco

Ferries to Nador

Ferries to Spain

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Ferrimaroc Ferries were the first ferry company offering sailings between Spain and the North East of of Morocco all year round. Ferrimaroc is now part of Acciona Trasmediterranea but you can still book tickets to Morocco and Spain, to all the places Ferrimaroc used to go to, with Acciona Trasmediterranea. AFerry.co.uk always has cheap prices for Acciona Trasmediterranea ferries and the latest special offers.

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Recent Changes

In March 2010 Ferrimaroc became part of Acciona Trasmediterranea.
All of the Acciona Trasmediterranea operations at Tanger port have now moved to Tanger-Med ferry port about 40 km from the port of Tanger.
Acciona Trasmediterranea have introduced a new route from Valencia to San Antonio in Ibiza.

On board Ferrimaroc / Acciona Trasmediterranea ferries

Acciona Trasmediterranea have taken over Ferrimarocs ships. All their modern air conditioned ships are designed so that passengers feel their journey is a part of their holiday. On board their ships, in addition to a range of cabins and seating, you will find swimming pools in the summer months, bars, restaurants, cinemas and even discos.

Their ships, with the exception of their Jet Foil high speed ships, also have shops on board offering a range of goods at affordable prices. All together, any journey is bound to be a pleasant and relaxing one with Ferrimaroc.