Ferries from Malaga to Spain
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The lines between Malaga and Spain are provided by the sailing companies Balearia and Naviera Armas with a combined schedule of 33 weekly connections with mostly afternoon departures and maximum duration of 6 hours. Ferries on this route can transport both foot passengers and vehicles. On board services offered by all sailing companies ensure comfort during your crossing.
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The Malaga is in Andalusia, southern Spain, located between Motril and Marbella. The Malaga ferry terminal is one of the most modern in Spain and provides services to North Africa - fast ships can reach Morocco in less than 4 hours! There are two terminals, A and B. Terminal A is a cutting-edge cruise terminal on two levels. Terminal B is a combined cruise and ferry terminal, extending over two levels and equipped for the loading, unloading of large cruise ships. Both terminals have check-in, baggage claim, shops and taxi ranks. How to reach Malaga ferry terminal By car, the terminal is less t... [More information]
Address: Recinto del Puerto, Estación Marítima, Local E-8, 29001 Málaga Spain
Directions: Google Map @ Malaga, port
Spain, situated on the Mediterranean coast, is a fascinating land of culture, history and beaches. The variety of languages spoken in Spain reminds us of the rich history and diverse cultures that exist within the country. Alongside the official language of Spanish, there are regional languages including Catalan, Valencian, Galician, Basque and Arenese. In addition to the mainland territory, there are also the Canary Islands and the Balearics which are also part of Spain. History Spain has a history characterised by victory and defeat, the Romans and Muslims dominated the peninsula... [More information]