Which terminal they leave from
The port of Barcelona has three ferry terminals. GNV's routes to Morocco use the F2 international terminal, on the Moll de Sant Bertran, the same one as the routes to Italy and Algeria.
The terminals have food outlets and wifi, and there is a left-luggage and luggage transport service at the Moll de Sant Bertran.
Getting there
By car, access is via Barcelona's ring roads (rondas); the port connects with the AP-7, the AP-2, the C-32, the C-58 and the C-31.
By public transport, GNV points to the L3 metro line and buses 59 and D20.
Parking
The port recommends the World Trade Center car park, on the Moll de Barcelona, as the closest to the terminals. Its published rates are €29 for one day, €58 for two and €95 for seven, with €13.50 for each additional day. It is covered, guarded 24 hours a day and has a maximum height of 2.20 m.
How early to arrive
GNV asks you to arrive 4 hours before departure, with or without a vehicle, on international routes. Check-in closes 60 minutes before and anyone arriving late is not entitled to a refund.
Routes to Morocco
Barcelona – Tanger Med, about 31 hours, and Barcelona – Nador, between 27 and 30 hours. Both run all year round, with few sailings a week.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the Morocco ferry leave from in Barcelona?
From the Moll de Sant Bertran ferry terminal, the F2 international terminal.
How much does it cost to park at the port of Barcelona?
At the World Trade Center car park, €29 for one day and €95 for seven days, according to its published rates.
Which ferry companies sail from Barcelona to Morocco?
GNV, to Tanger Med and to Nador.
Sources (6)
Every figure on this page comes from a source consulted on the date shown.
- Port de Barcelona · terminales de ferris, 2026-11-11
- GNV · puerto de Barcelona, 2026-11-11
- Port de Barcelona · cómo llegar, 2026-11-11
- Port de Barcelona · ferris, 2026-11-11
- WTC Barcelona · parking cruceros, 2026-11-11
- OpenStreetMap (Nominatim) (comparison site), 2026-11-11





