Book a ferry at the port of Nador

1. By car

The car access to the port of Nador is carried out by the national road N15, which links the city with Beni Ensar and the port area.

The terminal is just a few. 15 kilometers from Melilla, so many travellers arrive from the autonomous city crossing the nearby border.

In front of the sea station there is a guarded, very practical parking lot to leave the car or wait for the arrival of a ferry.

As you approach the harbour area, pay attention to the directions to the terminal and to the differentiated lanes for the vehicles they embark.

If you are to board your car to the Peninsula, head for the preboarding area and have the ticket, vehicle and travel documentation prepared.

Before you get on your way, Kikoto Ferries You can confirm your ferry schedule and booking data, something especially useful in high season.

2. By taxi

The taxi is a comfortable way to get to the port of Nador, especially if you arrive by plane, cross from Melilla or stay in the city centre.

The petits taxis cover urban routes and to Beni Ensar, while the large taxis connect Nador to other cities in the north.

The rates are counted in dirhams; it is appropriate to check that the meter works or to agree the price before going up, especially on the routes to the port or airport.

In the high season, with the arrival of the ferris, the demand for taxis in the port environment increases, so it is necessary to have some margin.

You will find taxis easily at the most crowded points of Nador and Beni Ensar, including:

• The own port and the Beni Ensar maritime station.
• The centre of Nador, by the lagoon of the Sea Girl.
• The Melilla border, very busy by the travellers.
• The Al Aroui airport, south-west of town.

When requesting the service, it indicates as the destination the sea station of the port of Nador, in Beni Ensar; taxi drivers know the area well and leave you by the boarding access.

3. By public transport

To get to port of Nador in public transport you have two great advantages: the train and a wide network of interurban buses.

The railway line Taourirt–Nador connects the port to the national network, with trains that arrive from Fez, Casablanca or Tangier to the maritime station itself.

The most practical ways to reach the terminal are:

• The train of the line Taourirt-Nador, with final stop next to the port of Beni Ensar.
• The CTM buses, which link Nador to Fez, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier and other cities.
• The guaguas y taxis from the Melilla border, used by those who cross on foot.

Public transport is economic, although the frequencies depend on the city of origin and the season; the schedules should be consulted in advance.

And if you cross the Melilla border, in Beni Ensar you can combine a short journey on foot with the taxi or bus to the sea station, which is very close.

Services

The port of Nador offers a full range of services at its new maritime station, designed to accommodate an intense passenger traffic to Spain and France.

Why travel with Kikoto Ferries?

Book with Kikoto Ferries to leave the port of Nador allows you to have everything in one place: the hours of Baleària, Naviera Armas and NGV, the routes with Spain and France and the conditions of each ticket.

This is what you earn in preparing your journey with us:

• You instantly compare prices, schedules and shipping for each route.
• Pay securely, with the full amount clearly displayed and no hidden charges.
• Receive your digital ticket and manage online check-in when the ferry company allows it.
• You take advantage of the express mode "I'm going in a hurry." And you close the purchase in a matter of seconds.
• You have personalized attention at each step, from search to boarding.

The port of Nador It is not just a boarding point: it is the great door of the north-east of Morocco to Spain and France, through the Mediterranean. Kikoto Ferries compare the next exits, choose shipping and schedule, organise how to get to the seaport and check the port services without leaving the web. Book in seconds and travel with everything under control. Your next trip to the Peninsula starts here, with Kikoto Ferries.