Ferry Marseille – Bejaia
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Marseille – Bejaia with Corsica Linea
Marseille – Bejaia is a seasonal Corsica Linea link, rarer than the Algiers route. It is useful for those who want to land directly in Kabylia, aboard a ship such as the Jean Nicoli or the Danielle Casanova, depending on the period.
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.
As departures are few, it is worth comparing with the Sète – Bejaia link, often more frequent, or with Algérie Ferries sailings. The search engine shows the dates on which the crossing is available.
Marseille – Bejaia at a glance
- Company Corsica Linea
- Crossing time about 21 to 24 hours
- Sailings occasional crossings during the season
- 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.
Marseille
Marseille is the oldest city in France: Greek sailors from Phocaea founded Massalia here around 600 BC. The Old Port has kept the city turned towards the sea and the far shore of the Mediterranean ever since. The basilica of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, known to locals as the “Bonne Mère”, watches over the harbour from its hill, and the Mucem, which opened in 2013 at the mouth of the port, is devoted to Mediterranean civilisations. The Panier district, with its sloping lanes, and the nearby calanques make up a stay that many travellers extend by a day before boarding.
Bejaia
Bejaia appears at the back of a gulf closed off by Mount Gouraya, whose wooded slopes drop almost into the sea. Former capital of the Hammadids, the town was long a major port of the central Maghreb, and its French name, Bougie, is the origin of the word for a candle. From here you reach Kabylia, Tizi Ouzou and Sétif by mountain roads, and the Aiguades and Tichy beaches are a few kilometres from the port.
Ferry Marseille – Bejaia: your questions
How long is the ferry crossing from Marseille to Bejaia?
About 21 to 24 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 Marseille and Bejaia?
Corsica Linea generally offers occasional crossings during the season. The programme changes with the seasons: check the dates open in the search engine.
Which company sails from Marseille to Bejaia?
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 Marseille and Bejaia?
Generally yes: Corsica Linea carries passenger vehicles. The conditions (size, formalities, seasonal restrictions) may change, so check them before buying your ticket.
How do I book a ferry from Marseille to Bejaia?
Enter the departure port, the destination and the date in the search engine, then choose the crossing that suits you. Booking and payment are done online, and your ticket is sent to you by e-mail.
