Algeciras to Ceuta ferry trip on the HSC Avemar Dos
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Ferry Day Trip to Ceuta (A Spanish city in North Africa) from Algeciras in Southern Spain. Also includes some photos I took during my day in Ceuta.
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Music taken from UA-cam creators Library
The low seas by the 126ers
Mysteries by Dan Lebowitz
Maps taken from Google Earth
Going from the Netherlands to morocco this year by car cant wait to go to Algeciras again!
Magnífico muy interesante
Nice to see Ceuta again after 50 years lol. Always a pleasure to watch your relaxing videos, thank you.
I love traviling by ferry, good memories through this video, I really enjoyed it. Many thanks
Thank you 🙏🏽 good silence documentary
Love it how the Spanish kick off over Gibraltar yet they have exactly the same setup in Morocco with Ceuta! Nice travelog.
Once again, great video! 👍
Thank you for sharing. I particularly enjoyed the info/history you provided with this beautiful video. ❤️
That must have been a great day! Thanks for making cool ferry videos!
Here in Greece we have its sister ship Power jet
Very interesting, thank you for posting, lots of small ports I wasnt really aware of, Africa is a very large continent with a very diverse range of cultures to suit.
Excellent piece of info on the crossing of the strait for anyone planning a trip! - Good camerawork, commentary & musical accompaniment!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Another great video thank you! Reminds me of a childhood holiday in Morocco in the early 1980s and we visited Ceuta - although that was just a coach trip from Tangier. We did do the ferry ride from Tangier to Gibraltar and back for a day trip though!
Another great trip report! 👍😃 Thanks for taking us with you on that crossing. Bests Chris
Nice little Africa trip! Thanks for sharing and have a nice week!
Nice trip report, Thanks for the video!
Very nice movie so much to learn nice...👍beautifully directed
I like your informative comments. Keep it up!
Hobart, Tasmania, AUSTRALIA, that is!
Great video and thanks for posting. Staying in Gib in May next year and will add this trip to our stay. Thumbs up
if you are staing in gib i whould reccomend getting a hotel in la linea conception, it is just over the road from the gibraltar frontier and will save you at least half on your hotel. Gibraltar hotels are ridiculously expensive.
@@richardupton4427 Cheers for the info. We did eventually get there in October. The rooms were already booked by my friend but I’ll bear that in mind for next time 👍
the ferry that i use at every trip from casablanca to malaga part of my voyage avemar dos was built in 1997 the ship cross the strait in 30 minutes the ferry is part of the fisrt large auto express ferry made by austal
No existe algun ferry con ese tipo de Linea
@@balearia3833 cuando viajo de casablanca a malaga uso esta linea de ceuta a algesiras
@@TheAbderaman vas en baleària en averma dos
@@balearia3833 si me voy por el avemar dos desde que que vendieron el euroferrys pacifica aunque fui por avemar dos varias veces cuando era buquebus
hola qué podría decirme si los transbordadores operan entre Algeciras y Ceuta
quieres que la información sobre Ella por favor
Your videos are sorely missed, please get back soon but for now stay safe
Great tripreport!
I am right now at the port of Algeciras and I am taking the ferry from Algeciras to Ceuta at 3:30 😅
Orario desde Algeciras a Ceuta
Had to reverse a 'Wagon 'n' Drag' up one of those steep ramps one time, Piraeus/Limassol - Nightmare! Every time you touch the clutch the trailer twitches and goes off sideways.
Nice to see it called the Bay of Gibraltar, not Algeciras Bay! Take that, Spain! :D
Its wrong tho
Anyway Gibraltar is a Spanish word, an Gibraltar was Gibraltar long before Barry arrived 😂🤦🏻♂️
AVERMA 2 IS ONE FEERY VERY FAST. Ķ.
Excellent channel ! I sub
great video, i was wondering if you can help me with something. I am going to marrakesh sometime this year and when looking at the ferrys the only route they have s algeciras to cueta. 4 Years ago when i went to tangier i got a ferry from algeciras straight to tangier and i was just wondering are there buses that go from cueta to tangier or marrakesh ?. I have tried looking online but cant get any information.
I once saw dolphins on that ferry
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Paseos de niños, mayores y convivientesRealizar ejercicio al aire libreAtención de huertos siempre que estén en el mismo término municipal que el del domicilio, o uno adyacente al mismo
Reuniones de hasta 10 personas en domicilios, terrazas o al aire libre para personas no vulnerables ni con patologías previas (distancia de seguridad, 2 metros)Velatorios con un límite de 15 personas, si es al aire libre, y diez en espacios cerradosLa participación en el enterramiento o despedida para la cremación se restringe a un máximo de 15 personas entre familiares, allegados y oficianteVehículos privados: Personas que vivan juntas pueden usar todos los asientos. Si no, máximo dos personas por fila y con mascarillas.
Celebración de bodas para un número limitado de asistentesVelatorios para un número menos limitado de familiaresVisitas de un familiar a personas con discapacidad en residencias y viviendas tuteladas
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Apertura de restaurantes y cafeterías con entrega para llevar. Necesario pedido previo telefónico o por internetSeparación por medio de mamparas entre empleados y clientes, distancia de 2 metros entre clientes. Solo un cliente por empleado
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How much is the ticket????
30 euro’s without car i think
Nice video. Could you please tell me the price of Algecira-Ceuta ticket for the 60 minutes trip? Thanks, Toledo from Brazil.
About €30 I think
Gibraltar no tiene bahía.
Another very good informative video! I wanted to go on this trip last year when was on holiday near Algeciras, but didn't have a company (others were drunk :( ) and didn't know it was worth it. The port of Algeciras impressed me much, unexpectedly. Hopefully will do it next time! Is it any passport control in Ceuta on disembarkation, like, for examole on Gibraltar - Spain border?
I did not see any passport control when I was there, Thanks for watching and commenting
There's no passport control, as technically (in Spanish perception), it is a domestic, not an international journey. Ceuta and Melilla, unlike Gibraltar, are not colonies or overseas possessions. They are integral parts of the Kingdom of Spain, so travelling from Algeciras to Ceuta is simply a journey between two Spanish cities.
Going from Spain into Gibraltar necessitates crossing an international border (however much the Spainish may dispute and dislike the situation) into a British Overseas Territory.
@@tiberfoaming4191 Thanks, so there's no passport control when boarding ferry in Algeciras as well? And Ceuta itself-is it walled around from the Moroccan territory? You can't just wander off to Morocco?
@@Alex-ur8kd : There are no passport controls in Algeciras if you are travelling to Ceuta, anymore than there would be immigration checks from say Barcelona to Madrid by train. I do not know if there are ferries to/from Algerciras to other ports in North Africa, but these would of course be international journeys, with the usual non-EU border controls.
Ceuta is completely fenced-off from Morocco which surrounds it. Officially, you can only enter and leave via the land border-crossing point, which is heavily-guarded and subject to immigration and customs controls.
The fence is very effective at keeping the inhabitants of Ceuta IN. How effective it currently is at keeping illegal African immigrants OUT is debatable. Do a UA-cam search for videos of swarms of them storming the fence and entering Ceuta (and thus Spain and the greater EU) by force.
OK.
I note the Spanish are always pressing for the return of The Rock but they won't give up their enclaves?? Double standards?
In a word, yes. The Spanish however argue that their north African enclaves have a different status than Gibraltar. Gibraltar, Ceuta and Melilla rightly or wrongly are now 21st Century geographical anomalies but I can't see the status quo of these territories changing anytime soon.