Travel by ferry to Algeria! Travelling to Algeria couldn't be more relaxed than by ferry. This way you start your Algeria holiday rested and without stress.
Algeria has a large number of port facilities. They can be reached by ferry from France, Italy and Spain. Among the connections are the one from Marseille to Algiers, the one from Genau to Skikda or the one from Barcelona to Oran.
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All ferries to Algeria
Here you find all current ferry connections to Algeria.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Alicante – Algiers | Ferry from Spain to Algeria | 1 time per week 13 hours |
Algerie Ferries |
| Ferry Alicante – Oran | Ferry from Spain to Algeria | 5 times a week 7 hours 0 minutes |
Algerie Ferries |
| Ferry Almeria – Ghazaouet | Ferry from Spain to Algeria | 3 times a week 9 hours 1 minute |
Trasmediterranea – Trasmed GLE |
| Ferry Marseille – Algiers | Ferry from France to Algeria | 4 times a week 21 hour |
Algerie Ferries Corsica Linea |
| Ferry Marseille – Bejaia | Ferry from France to Algeria | 1 time per week 22 hours 0 minutes |
Algerie Ferries Corsica Linea |
| Ferry Marseille – Oran | Ferry from France to Algeria | 1 time per week 28 hours 0 minutes |
Algerie Ferries |
| Ferry Marseille – Skikda | Ferry from France to Algeria | 1 time per week 19 hours 0 minutes |
Algerie Ferries |
| Ferry Valencia – Mostaganem | Ferry from Spain to Algeria | 7 times a week 16 hours 0 minutes |
Balearia |
All ferries from Algeria
Here you find all current ferry connections from Algeria.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Algiers – Alicante | Ferry from Algeria to Spain | 3 times a week 13 hours |
Algerie Ferries |
| Ferry Algiers – Marseille | Ferry from Algeria to France | 4 times a week 21 hour |
Algerie Ferries Corsica Linea |
| Ferry Bejaia – Marseille | Ferry from Algeria to France | 1 time per week 21 hour |
Algerie Ferries Corsica Linea |
| Ferry Ghazaouet – Almeria | Ferry from Algeria to Spain | 3 times a week 8 hours |
Trasmediterranea – Trasmed GLE |
| Ferry Mostaganem – Valencia | Ferry from Algeria to Spain | 7 times a week 15 hours |
Balearia |
| Ferry Oran – Almeria | Ferry from Algeria to Spain | 3 times a week 9 hours |
Trasmediterranea – Trasmed GLE |
| Ferry Oran – Marseille | Ferry from Algeria to France | 1 time per week 26 hours |
Algerie Ferries |
| Ferry Skikda – Marseille | Ferry from Algeria to France | 1 time per week 21 hour |
Algerie Ferries |
Ferry ports in Algeria
You can find an overview of all ferry ports in Algeria here.
| Ports |
|---|
| Algiers |
| Bejaia |
| Ghazaouet |
| Mostaganem |
| Oran |
| Skikda |
Travel guide Algeria
Holiday in Algeria
Algeria is the second largest country in Africa. Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans and Byzantines have left their traces here. Along the coast you will find lively cities with historic old towns, markets and imposing architecture. The rest of the country is dominated by the mighty Atlas Mountains and the endless expanse of the Sahara.
TOP excursion destinations in Algeria
Algeria’s capital Algiers invites you to stroll and shop extensively. The old town Kasbah consists of a labyrinth of beautiful houses and winding streets. Downtown is home to posh shops and fancy restaurants. Also worth seeing in Algiers are the Great Mosque, the Church of Notre Dame d’Afrique and the Monument to the Martyrs. The botanical garden is located in the immediate vicinity.
High above the coastal town of Oran, the fort of Santa Cruz towers mightily. It dates back to the 16th century and is as much a landmark of the city as the old quarter Sidi El Houari. The beautiful beaches also promise pleasant days by the sea.
In Timgad the Romans left behind a whole city. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982. Once it was surrounded by a wall, columns adorned the streets. Today visitors can see the forum, the theatre and the imposing Trajan’s Arch. A museum shows findings and mosaics. The ancient cities of Tipasa and Djémila are no less fascinating.
The Tassili n’Ajjer is a mountain range in the Sahara, famous for its prehistoric rock paintings. They are believed to be up to 10,000 years old. Visitors discover giraffes, elephants, hippos and crocodiles. The sites at Jabbaren, Tamrit and Sefar show scenes of daily life at a time when the Sahara was still green and criss-crossed by rivers. Absolutely fascinating!
Those who want to experience the Sahara in its most beautiful form should not miss a trip to the Great Ergs. “Erg” translates to “sea of sand.” How appropriate, since the sand dunes of the Western Great Ergs extend over a length of 600 kilometres and a width of 250 kilometres.
Entry requirements
For German nationals, entry to Algeria is possible with a passport and children’s passport. An identity card is not sufficient. Upon entry, identity documents must still be valid for at least six months. In addition, a visa is required, which must be applied for in good time. The Federal Foreign Office provides information on further rules, in particular on travel to the southern parts of the country.
Alternative travel options
Travelling by car, bus and train from Germany is tedious. Moreover, they often turn out to be difficult because of the political situation and necessary border crossings. By plane you travel much faster and less stressful, the duration for the route Frankfurt – Algiers is 2.5 hours.
Ferries to Algeria Experiences & Travelogues
