Ferries to Algeria

Algeria: Visit the country after your ferry crossing

Algeria, with its cultural diversity and spectacular scenery, is a must-see destination for travelers in search of adventure and discovery. And what better way to explore the Algerian coastline and enjoy unique landscapes from the Mediterranean Sea than by ferry?

Algeria's seaports
Algeria boasts a number of major seaports that are departure and arrival points for ferries. The port of Algiers, the capital, is one of the busiest and offers regular connections to several European destinations such as Marseille, Barcelona and Genoa, making it an excellent gateway for foreign visitors.

The port of Oran, on Algeria's west coast, offers connections to the French ports of Marseille and Sète. Constantine, another popular destination, can be reached from the port of Béjaïa, with ferries also running to the Balearic Islands and Italy.

Ferry companies
Several ferry companies operate between Algeria and Europe, guaranteeing travelers a comfortable and safe journey. One of the most popular is Algérie Ferries, which offers regular crossings to France. The company offers a variety of on-board services, including comfortable cabins, restaurants, stores and even entertainment to keep passengers entertained.

Corsica Linea is another well-known shipping company, linking Marseille to Algiers, and also offering crossings to Oran and Skikda. With modern ferries and top-quality facilities, this company is renowned for offering a pleasant, relaxed travel experience.

Adventure begins at sea
Ferry travel in Algeria offers a unique experience, where you can enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea while relaxing in the comfort of modern ferries. Passengers can admire the magnificent coastal scenery throughout the journey, and if conditions allow, observe the famous dolphins and whales that populate the waters.

Arriving in Algeria, travelers can explore the sun-drenched beaches of the Mediterranean coast, discover the charming coastal villages, or venture into the historic cities by taking advantage of the transport network served by the ports. Algiers, with its picturesque alleyways and gardens, as well as historic sites such as the Kasbah and the Palais des Raïs, is a must for lovers of history and culture.

Algeria: When is the best time to travel?

The best seasons to travel in Algeria are generally spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these periods, temperatures are pleasant and rainfall is generally low. The summer months (June to August) can be very hot, particularly in the south of the country, with temperatures often exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. It's important to take precautions to avoid heatstroke, and to hydrate regularly. In winter (December to February), temperatures can be mild on the coast, but cooler in mountainous regions and deserts, with occasional snowfalls.

To get a better idea of average temperatures by month, here are a few examples: in January, average temperatures vary between 10 and 20 degrees Celsius on the north coast, with colder temperatures inland. In July, average temperatures can reach up to 35 degrees Celsius on the north coast, while in the Sahara they can exceed 45 degrees Celsius. In October, average temperatures are around 20 to 30 degrees Celsius on the north coast, making it an ideal time to visit the cities.