Ferry to Al Hoceima with Baleària: discover Morocco's Mediterranean coast
Travel by ferry to Al Hoceima from Motril and discover a destination of beaches, mountains and Rif landscapes
Travel by ferry to Al Hoceima with Baleària from Motril and sail directly to northern Morocco across the Mediterranean. Also known in Spanish as Alhucemas, the city is surrounded by beaches, cliffs and the landscapes of the Rif. Discover Al Hoceima National Park, enjoy beaches such as Quemado and Sfiha, and explore the port and the city’s viewpoints to experience one of the most outstanding natural destinations on Morocco’s Mediterranean coast.
Rutas en ferry a Al Hoceima
Beaches, coves and Mediterranean nature
Discover Al Hoceima
A Mediterranean city surrounded by beaches, mountains and Rif landscapes. Discover some of the places that best capture the nature, coastline and character of Al Hoceima.
Al Hoceima National Park and the Bokkoyas massif
Explore Al Hoceima National Park, one of the major protected areas on Morocco’s Mediterranean coast. High cliffs, mountainous terrain and an extensive marine area create a distinctive landscape around the Bokkoyas massif, with trails where you can experience the natural beauty of the Rif beside the Mediterranean.
Quemado, Sfiha and the beaches of Al Hoceima
Al Hoceima’s coastline is home to numerous beaches and small bays with clear waters. Quemado lies close to the city centre, while Sfiha offers a more open Mediterranean setting. Cala Bonita and other nearby beaches complete a coastline shaped by the contrast between the sea, sandy shores and the Rif mountains.
Al Hoceima port, Miramar and Rif atmosphere
Explore the area around Al Hoceima port, where fishing remains part of everyday life, and head to elevated spots such as Miramar for views across the bay and the city. Shops, markets and restaurants round off your visit with local crafts and the flavours of Moroccan tradition.
Explore Al Hoceima at your own pace
Arrive in Al Hoceima by ferry and travel with your own vehicle to discover its beaches, the National Park, the landscapes of the Rif and other parts of northern Morocco with complete freedom.