Tetouan via Ceuta or Tangier from Tarifa, crossing the Strait by ferry
The trip to Morocco is the only international holiday in the catalogue, and the longest: between 15 and 19 hours from Málaga, as it includes the ferry and crossing the border. You’ll need your passport.
There are two options. Tetouan via Ceuta, boarding at Algeciras; or Tangier by ferry from Tarifa. Both options include a guided tour and a Moroccan lunch, and those travelling from the Campo de Gibraltar area can complete the trip in around twelve hours.
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Visit a new country and not only that, a new continent, Africa! In the easiest way thanks to the distance between Cadiz and Morocco. Discover new smells, flavours and a culture that will not leave you indifferent, book the 1 day trip to Morocco!
🚢 Algeciras⏩Ceuta 🕑60 minutes
🚍 Ceuta ⏩ Tetuan🕑45 minutes
Tetuan 🕑5 hours
🚍 Tetuan ⏩Ceuta 🕑45 minutes
🚢 Ceuta⏩Algeciras 🕑60 minutes
12 – 13 hours
Visit a new country and not only that, a new continent, Africa, in the easiest way thanks to the distance between Malaga and Cadiz with Morocco. Discover new smells, flavours and a culture that will not leave you indifferent, book the 1 day trip to Morocco!
Málaga & Costa del Sol → Algeciras 2 hours 30 minutes
🚢 Algeciras⏩Ceuta 🕑60 minutes
🚍 Ceuta ⏩ Tetuan🕑45 minutes
Tetuan 🕑5 hours
🚍 Tetuan ⏩Ceuta 🕑45 minutes
🚢 Ceuta⏩Algeciras 🕑60 minutes
🚍Algeciras⏩Málaga & Costa del Sol 🕑2 hours 30 minutes
12-18 hours
Embark on a fascinating excursion to Tangier from the port of Tarifa. This trip includes return ferry tickets to Tangier, where you’ll enjoy a short and scenic journey across the Strait of Gibraltar. Upon arrival, a local guide will take you on a guided tour of Tangier’s vibrant city centre. You’ll wander through the labyrinthine streets of the Medina, and have the opportunity to observe local life in its colourful markets. During the tour, we will stop for an authentic Moroccan lunch, with specialities such as Cous Cous and Tajin. This unique experience combines the culture, history and gastronomy of Tangier, providing an unforgettable adventure in northern Morocco.
🚢 Tariff⏩Tangier 🕑60 minutes
🚍 Port of Tangier ⏩Tangier🕑60 minutes
Tetuan 🕑3 hours
🚍 Tangiers ⏩Port of Tangiers 🕑30 minutes
🚢 Tangier⏩Tarifa 🕑60 minutes
9 hours
Set sail from Algeciras and cross over to Ceuta, from where one crosses the land border into Tetouan. The city is home to a medina that has been designated a World Heritage Site, bearing the marks of the Protectorate era.
The ferry from Tarifa crosses the Strait in less than an hour and arrives at the port of Tangier. The tour takes in the medina, the kasbah and the souk, with views of the Strait from Cape Espartel.
Both options include the ferry, a guided tour of the city and a Moroccan lunch.
And both require a passport, because there’s a border crossing. A national identity card isn’t valid.
Choose the option that suits your departure point, check the date and complete your booking online.
Check your passport’s expiry date before booking. This is what causes the most problems on the day of departure, and there can be no exceptions.
From the Campo de Gibraltar itself, you can also visit Gibraltar.
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A valid passport. A national identity card is not sufficient, as this is an international journey involving crossing a border. It is advisable to check the expiry date before booking, as no exceptions will be made on the day of departure.
It takes between fifteen and nineteen hours from Málaga, as this includes the journey to the port, the ferry crossing and the border crossing. Those setting off from the Campo de Gibraltar or Tarifa can cut the journey down to around twelve hours.
The Tetouan tour via Ceuta departs from Algeciras, whilst the Tangier tour takes the ferry from Tarifa. Both include a guided tour and a Moroccan lunch, and the choice usually depends on which departure point is closest to your accommodation.
It isn’t essential, but it’s a good idea to carry some dirhams or a card, as not all shops accept euros. Tourist spots usually accept them, although the exchange rate they offer isn’t always favourable.
It varies depending on the day and the season. The tour timetable takes this into account, but it is the factor most likely to extend the day. During peak season and on public holidays, it is advisable to allow for extra time.
It is the only exit with two different boarding points. Algeciras if you’re travelling to Tetouan via Ceuta, and Tarifa if you’re travelling to Tangier, with a pick-up in Málaga and along the Costa del Sol beforehand.
Anyone setting off from the Campo de Gibraltar sees their day shortened from nineteen hours to around twelve, because it saves you the two-and-a-half-hour drive to the port each way.
It is an international journey, and this has three consequences. You will need a valid passport; an identity card is not sufficient. The time taken to cross the border may vary depending on the day and the time of year.
And it’s a good idea to take some local currency or a card with you, because not all shops accept euros. The guided tour and Moroccan lunch are included in both options.
