Ferry Algiers – Marseille

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The crossing

Algiers – Marseille with Corsica Linea

On the way back, Corsica Linea links Algiers with Marseille using its Maghreb ships, including the Méditerranée and, as reinforcement, the Danielle Casanova. The crossing is a little longer in this direction, count on between twenty and about twenty-four hours.

On board, dining, shops and rest areas fill the day. Passengers travelling with a vehicle leave it in the garage for the whole crossing and take their luggage to the cabin.

For the return to France, mid-August departures are the busiest: if you have the choice, prefer an early-week departure. Keep your vehicle documents and tickets easy to reach.

Practical information

Algiers – Marseille at a glance

  • Company Corsica Linea
  • Crossing time about 20 to 23 hours
  • Sailings several sailings a week in summer, with extra ones in July
  • Ships Méditerranée, Jean Nicoli, Danielle Casanova, Paglia Orba
  • Check-in report to the terminal at the time shown on your ticket
  • On board cabins, restaurants, lounges

Indicative information collected in November 2026. Timetables, ships and check-in instructions may change: check them in the search engine and on your ticket before you travel.

Departing from

Algiers

You leave Algiers the way you arrive, facing the sea: the white city rises in an amphitheatre above the bay, hence its nickname “Algiers the White”. Before leaving, many travellers climb to the basilica of Notre-Dame d’Afrique, which overlooks the gulf, or take a last walk through the lanes of the Casbah, a UNESCO site since 1992. The neo-Moorish Grande Poste and the Jardin d’Essai du Hamma, created in the 19th century, remain popular stops. Allow time for port formalities, which are often longer in high season.

Arriving in

Marseille

Arriving in Marseille by sea, you see the hill of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde long before you reach the breakwaters of one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean. The ferry quays are north of the centre, in the port area, so allow for a bus, taxi or car transfer to the Old Port and Saint-Charles station, where the TGV leaves for Paris, Lyon and the Riviera. If you have a day to spare, climb up to the Bonne Mère for the panorama or stroll through the Panier district.

Frequently asked questions

Ferry Algiers – Marseille: your questions

How long is the ferry crossing from Algiers to Marseille?

About 20 to 23 hours depending on the ship. The exact time depends on the ship, the weather and the timetable chosen: it is shown in the search engine on this page.

How many sailings are there between Algiers and Marseille?

Corsica Linea generally offers several sailings a week in summer, with extra ones in July. The programme changes with the seasons: check the dates open in the search engine.

Which company sails from Algiers to Marseille?

This page covers the crossing run by Corsica Linea. Algérie Ferries also serves this route: each company has its own page.

Can I travel with my vehicle between Algiers and Marseille?

Yes, cars and motorhomes are accepted on board, subject to space and the rules in force at the time of travel. State your vehicle when searching to see the crossings that accept it.

How do I book a ferry from Algiers to Marseille?

Choose your dates in the search engine on this page, compare the available crossings and confirm your ticket online. The fare depends on the date, the accommodation on board, any vehicle and the number of passengers.