Ferry Sète – Skikda

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The crossing

Sète – Skikda with Corsica Linea

Sète – Skikda is Corsica Linea’s link to north-east Algeria from Languedoc. It operates during the summer season, with regular rotations and several dozen crossings on the programme. The ship passes west of Sardinia before reaching the bay of Skikda.

Corsica Linea’s ships offer cabins, restaurants, lounges and an outdoor deck. For an overnight crossing a cabin remains the most comfortable choice, especially for families.

It is the most direct solution for travellers from Skikda, Constantine or Jijel living in the south of France. As on all Maghreb lines, places are scarce around mid-July and mid-August.

Practical information

Sète – Skikda at a glance

  • Company Corsica Linea
  • Crossing time about a day at sea
  • Sailings regular rotations in summer
  • 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

Sète

Sète is built on a strip of land between the Mediterranean and the Étang de Thau, which earned it the nickname “the singular island” and its many canals. It is the birthplace of Georges Brassens, who is buried in the seaside cemetery where Paul Valéry also lies, and Mont Saint-Clair gives a wide view over the Languedoc coast. The water jousts, a local tradition in which two teams face each other on the water, mark the Saint-Louis festivities every summer. Try the tielle sétoise, an octopus pie in spicy tomato sauce, before heading to the commercial port.

Arriving in

Skikda

Skikda is the sea gateway of eastern Algeria: the ferry docks at the foot of the hills around the bay, a short distance from the Stora beaches and the old town, the former Philippeville. The town rose on the ruins of ancient Rusicade, whose Roman theatre can be visited. Constantine, the city of suspension bridges, is about an hour and a half away by road, and the coast towards Collo and Jijel offers lovely coves.

Frequently asked questions

Ferry Sète – Skikda: your questions

How long is the ferry crossing from Sète to Skikda?

About a day 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 Sète and Skikda?

Corsica Linea generally offers regular rotations in summer. The programme changes with the seasons: check the dates open in the search engine.

Which company sails from Sète to Skikda?

This page covers the crossing run by Corsica Linea, the Marseille-based company. No other company currently appears on this route in our search engine.

Can I travel with my vehicle between Sète and Skikda?

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 Sète to Skikda?

The simplest way is to use the search engine at the top of the page: select Sète and Skikda, add passengers and vehicle, then compare timetables before confirming.