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Ferry Sète → Béjaïa 🇫🇷🇩🇿

OperatorsGNV
Durationaround 21 h 30
Frequencyabout one departure per week in summer
Pricefrom €165
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The Sète – Béjaïa ferry links the south of France with the gateway to Kabylia in around 21 h 30 aboard GNV (Grandi Navi Veloci) ships. A long-awaited link for the Kabyle and Algerian diaspora, this direct line spares you the detour via Algiers: drive your car aboard in Sète and disembark in Béjaïa, a few hours from Tizi Ouzou, Akbou or Amizour. Cabins for the overnight crossing, guaranteed garage space for your vehicle and generous luggage allowances make it the ideal summer trip home. Book your Sète – Béjaïa ticket and cabin on VoilaFerry.

The Sète → Béjaïa ferry route links France and Algeria. It is operated by GNV, with a crossing time of around 21 h 30 (about one departure per week in summer). Fares start from €165 per person, vehicle extra. On VoilaFerry you compare live schedules, prices and availability across every operator on this route, then book your ticket — passengers, car, cabin or pet — in minutes, with no added service fees.

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  1. Pick your date and number of passengers.
  2. Compare operators, schedules and fares in real time.
  3. Add a vehicle, cabin or pet if needed, then pay online securely.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does the Sète – Béjaïa crossing take?
The direct crossing takes around 21 h 30. The ship usually leaves Sète in the early afternoon and reaches Béjaïa late the following morning.
Which company operates Sète – Béjaïa?
The line is operated by GNV (Grandi Navi Veloci) — the same company as Sète – Algiers — with roughly weekly departures in season.
Can I take my car on the Sète – Béjaïa ferry?
Yes — cars, motorbikes and campervans are welcome. Add your vehicle when booking to see the fare and secure garage space; summer slots sell out fast.
Why choose Béjaïa over Algiers?
If your family is in Kabylia (Tizi Ouzou, Akbou, Bouira, Jijel…), landing in Béjaïa saves several hours of often-congested summer driving from Algiers.

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