How to get to Morocco from Spain? You are done with work and probably on a very well deserved vacation now. You reach Spain on your travel journey, and then you wonder where else can I go for an exotic travel experience? Probably, you might think of morocco as the number one destination. Then again, you will wonder how to get to Morocco from Spain?

That’s an excellent question indeed, and trust me it is also easy to answer despite how hard it might come across at first. Planning your travel journey from Spain to Morocco is rather as easy as going from one room to another. In Spain, there are multiple ports and locations from which you could plan your go about to morocco other than the easy option of getting a flight to any of the cities in Morocco, which is too easy.

How to get to Morocco from Spain? You are done with work and probably on a very well deserved vacation now. You reach Spain on your travel journey, and then you wonder where else can I go for an exotic travel experience? Probably, you might think of morocco as the number one destination. Then again, you will wonder how to get to Morocco from Spain?

That’s an excellent question indeed, and trust me it is also easy to answer despite how hard it might come across at first. Planning your travel journey from Spain to Morocco is rather as easy as going from one room to another. In Spain, there are multiple ports and locations from which you could plan your go about to morocco other than the easy option of getting a flight to any of the cities in Morocco, which is too easy.

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If you find flying from Spain to Morocco a boring journey, then travel as a sailor. What a better way to travel than to enjoy the serenity and romance of a ship in the middle of the sea for some short hour.

In the following notes, I will give you some tips and potential locations from where you could plan your next trip to Morocco through Spain.

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• Tarifa: on your travel endeavors and if you happen to be in Tarifa, which located at the southern-most tip of Spain and the European capital of windsurfing. At Trifa you’ll find daily and regular ferries to and from Tarifa to Tangier.

• Gibraltar: A famous British enclave in Spain which has ferries to Tangier on Fridays and Sundays all year round.

• Algeciras: A port city which has its charms. Algeciras is a port city in the south of Spain, and is the largest city on the Bay of Gibraltar. The Port of Algeciras is one of the largest ports in Europe and the world in three categories: container, cargo and transshipment. The city has regular daily ferries to Tangier and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. So whichever location you chose to visit first, Algeciras port is your destination.

• Almeria: a city located in the south-eastern corner of Spain (unlike most of the other ports which are in the south-west) with ferries to Al Hoceima, Nador and the Spanish enclave of Melilla. This port is by large the most famous, especially among regular travelers to Morocco.

• Málaga: Located in Costa del Sol, it offers one ferry on a daily basis to the Spanish enclave of Melilla. Once in Melilla you could choose to go around the city, or enter the Moroccan territories immediately and enjoy the exotics of the northern Moroccan mesmerizing hemisphere.

• • Though the journey to Morocco via Ferry is romantic and all, be careful from seasickness. Make sure you have a pill for that so that you could enjoy this part of your travel journey to Morocco to the fullest.
  • Make sure to use some sunscreen if you are traveling during the heatwave during the day.
  • Stay well hydrated and drink some refreshing juice.
  • Fall and winter are good times to plan your visit; the weather is great—not too cold and not too hot.

  Other than these little things, grab your camera and capture some mesmerizing and exotic views of the sea. Don’t forget to play some beautiful music to add to the pleasure of the experience.

An additional and entertaining way you could consider in your travel, is to rent a helicopter strait to Ceuta. Though it is a bit expensive, it remains a good treat for yourself if you would like to experience something different. There are daily scheduled flights from Algeciras (10 minutes) and Málaga (25 minutes).Briefly, these are all interesting ways to get to Morocco from SpainHow to get to Morocco from Spain? Might sound like a daunting question; yet I hope my article helped clear some haze.Have a great stay in Morocco!

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