Santander Ferry Port

Santander's port links Spain to England

Santander Ferry Port is located in the centre of the city, and is easily accessible by both car and public transport. The city has been built up around the natural port, which has been used since before the occupation of the Roman Empire. The port of Santander is on the Northern Coast of Spain, and provides links by road and rail to the rest of Spain and Portugal. Ferries from Santander go to the United Kingdom and can be booked easily and cheaply online with AFerry.co.uk

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Santander Ferry Times & Sailing Information

Timetables

Frequency

Duration

Company

Plymouth - Santander

Infrequent crossings

19hrs 30mins

Santander - Plymouth

Infrequent crossings

19hrs 30mins

Portsmouth - Santander

up to 3 crossings per week

from 1 day

Santander - Portsmouth

up to 3 crossings per week

from 23hrs

Santander port facilities

Santander Ferry Port has a wide range of facilities and services, including payphones, a cafeteria, and a shop selling food and beverages. Parking is available nearby.

Getting to Santander

Santander benefits from an excellent road network linking the city with the rest of Spain, Portugal and the South of France. At the heart of the city, Santander Ferry Port is easily accessible by road and public transport.

If you are travelling from the East, take the N634 west along the coast towards Coruna. If you are travelling from the West, then take the N634 eastwards towards Bilbao. Santander Ferry Port is located in the heart of the city, follow signs to Puerto, Zona Maritima or Ferry.

The station is 5mins away from the ferry with services to Bilbao and Oviedo. RENFE is the national railway system and has links to almost every town in Spain.

There is a coach station in Santander, about 5 minutes from the terminal and there are regular services to and from Madrid and Bilbao.

About Santander

Santander is the capital of the Spanish region of Cantabria; a region known for its culture, beautiful beaches and stunning scenery. Santander's old quarter is still in existence, though little of it remains. Worth a visit are the Gothic temple and the nearby medieval town of Santillana del Mar.

There is plenty to do in Santander, including the Dunas Liencas Natural Park, the Museo Provincial de Prehistoria, the Royal Magdalena Palace and the Carbárceno Natural Park, which is the largest zoo in Europe. Santander also boasts award-winning beaches, extensive shopping facilities and a wide range of restaurants and bars.