Taking your car on the ferry: the complete guide
Bringing your vehicle on the ferry lets you travel with all your luggage and use your car once you arrive. Whether you are heading to Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Corsica or the islands, here is everything you need to know to travel with peace of mind with your car, motorbike or motorhome.
Search & bookWhich vehicles can I bring?
Cars, motorbikes, scooters, motorhomes, vans and trailers are accepted on most routes. The fare depends on the vehicle's length and height — enter its exact dimensions when booking to get the right price and secure your spot on the car deck.
How much does it cost to take a car?
The vehicle price is added to the passenger ticket and varies by route and season. On short crossings such as Tarifa – Tangier (about 1 h) it stays moderate; on long routes such as Marseille – Tunis or Sète – Algiers it is higher. Add the vehicle in the search to see the exact fare in real time.
Which documents do I need for a vehicle?
Bring the vehicle registration document, your driving licence and proof of insurance. For the Maghreb, insurance valid in the destination country is often required. The driver's name must match an adult passenger on the booking.
Tips for departure day
Arrive at the port 2 to 3 hours before departure for vehicle boarding. Fill up the tank, and take any valuables and anything you'll need on board: the car deck is closed during the crossing for safety. Follow the crew's instructions for loading.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the driver have to be an adult?
- Yes, the vehicle must be linked to an adult passenger who holds a driving licence.
- Can I access my car during the crossing?
- No, the car deck is usually closed during the crossing for safety. Take what you need before departure.
- Are motorhomes and trailers accepted?
- Yes. Enter the total length (and height) when booking to get the right fare and space.