Port of Almería

Almeria, Spain

Welcome to the Port of Almería, a busy ferry-port located in the center of the city. The port serves as a ferry terminal offering crossings to destinations in North Africa, such as Nador and Melilla, which take approximately 6 hours. In addition to being a ferry-port, Almería also features a marina and a commercial port that accommodates cargo ships and cruise ships. The Royal Navy also utilizes this port. The ferry terminal is bustling, serving Moroccan nationals traveling to visit relatives in the summer. The port provides several daily sailings to northern Morocco and Algeria, with a large waiting area for cars. Passengers can relax in the terminal building, which includes offices for ticket sales, a café, a small shop, and a call-shop. For foot passengers, embarkation is on the first floor before boarding the ship via footbridges. Outside the terminal, there are restaurants, a supermarket, and facilities like showers and toilets. Almería is a modern and historical city with a North African flavor, offering attractions like the Alcazaba fortress and the beautiful Costa de Almería beaches. Nearby places to explore include the Desert of Tabernas, known for its use as a film location for many movies and westerns. Additionally, Granada, with its famous Alhambra, is just a 90 km drive from Almería. Enjoy exploring the white Moorish-style houses, traditional fishing ports, marinas, and gastronomic specialties like 'Gurullos,' 'Trigo,' 'Gachas,' and 'Escabeche e Sardines' while visiting Almería.

Location

City: Almería

Region: Andalusia

Country: Spain

Coordinates: 36.8336806°N, 2.4669000°W