Algeciras to Ceuta Ferry

Algeciras to Ceuta is a domestic route in Spain and is operated by Balearia, FRS and Trasmediterranea. As well as comparing prices and times for Algeciras to Ceuta, we will also show you results for Tarifa to Tanger-Ville to help you get around Spain at the best time, for the best price.

The average price found by our customers for Algeciras to Ceuta recently is £195, with Balearia.

Book an Algeciras to Ceuta ferry today with AFerry. Just use the form above and choose the route that you want. If nothing appears automatically, start typing Algeciras. You can also type the country or even the name of the ferry company you are interested in. When you have the route that you want, choose single or return and all the other options you want.

How we compare ferries, prices and times for Algeciras to Ceuta

If there is more than one ferry company operating on the Algeciras Ceuta route we will show you all the ferry companies, to make sure you get our best price. We'll also show you any routes similar to Algeciras to Ceuta so you have the complete picture when making your booking. And of course you'll also see a range of times just in case it's a bit cheaper earlier or later than your preferred booking time.

How you get your ticket and how you can make changes if you need to

Once you've chosen your perfect sailing and have made your booking we'll email you your booking confirmation for your Algeciras to Ceuta ferry. The majority of tickets have instant confirmation.

We will also email you details about how you can contact us using our messaging service, as well as details about how you can change your ticket. Most of the time you can do this by yourself. The vast majority of our customers give us a review of four or five stars showing that their very happy with our service and communication.

Below you can see the ferry company or companies that sail on the Algeciras to Ceuta route and the journey times. You might also see some recent prices our customers have found. The best way to find a cheap Algeciras to Ceuta ferry though is to use the form above today to see all of our possible choices.

Getting the best price for your Algeciras to Ceuta ferry

With AFerry we always give you our best prices for ferries from Algeciras to Ceuta. No matter which page you book from we always include all our special offers. And there is no need to look for a discount code. If we have an offer available, your ferry price will include the reduction or offer. There's no need to look at other websites.

If you're not sure if the Algeciras to Ceuta route is right for you or you can't decide between ferry companies, if there is more than one, you might also find it useful to read any reviews we have available. We ask all our customers to send us reviews for Algeciras to Ceuta ferries. Remember though, that the earlier you book, the cheaper prices normally are. So don't spend too long deciding! Algeciras to Ceuta is a popular route, so we advise you to book as soon as possible.

About Algeciras ferry port

Algeciras Ferry Port is a modern harbour offering a direct connection between Europe and North Africa. Over 3,5 Million passengers and more than 600,000 vehicles use the port's installations every year and the new maritime station is vast with an area of over 19.000 m2.

In the port area there are many Moroccans in transit, particularly during July and August when migrant workers return home for their holidays from their work in France, Holland and Belgium. As a consequence, there is a strong Arab influence here with many of the signs in Arabic as well as Spanish while, in the backstreets, you can find several traditional tea shops which specialize in the traditional Moroccan mint tea.

With many daily sailings and very short journey times, Algeciras is the port to use if you want to travel between southern Europe and North Africa. Several different routes are available for you to use and AFerry allows you to compare them all and find the best priced deal.

About Ceuta

It covers an area of approximately 28 km². Ceuta was a Carthaginian colony before iit was fortified by Caliph of Córdoba Abd al-Rahman III. In the early 15th century Ceuta was seized by the Portuguese and ceded to Spain in 1668.

Places of interest in Ceuta are the remains of the fourteenth century Arab walls, the fortress, the cathedral built on the site of a sixth century Christian temple, the Plaza de Africa in the heart of the city and several mosques.

Ceuta has a pleasant Mediterranean climate with an average temperature of 20° and an abundance of sunny days which makes it an ideal holiday destination the whole year round. As Ceuta is the point where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic come together, all kinds of watersports and beach recreation can be found here.