Puerto de Almería

The Port of Almería is on the Eastern edge of Andalusia, at the entrance of the Mediterranean, well positioned for re-positioning routes coming directly from the United Kingdom and also for the weekly routes of the west Mediterranean regions, reaching Gibraltar, Palma de Mallorca and Valencia. It has an intense fishing, industrial and passenger transport activity, in addition to being a stopover point for Mediterranean cruise ships.

Almería is a world of contrasts with undisturbed sandy beaches, deserts, snowy mountains, Moorish castles and a fortified cathedral, which is unique in its style. This medium-sized city is a joy to visit, with a very interesting history, but also surrounded by an amazing countryside and unique landscapes in Europe.

Train arrival

R.E.N.F.E. from Intermodal Transport Hub of Almería (train and bus) offers users a wide range of products and services, making train journeys across the province more accessible. Services to Granada, Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and Cádiz.

Car arrival

Almería is easily accessed from the Levante region through the dual carriageway of the Mediterranean E-15, the A-92 connecting Granada-Almería, and through the coast on the N-340 connected to Málaga, which has different dual carriageway sections of the Mediterranean.

Bus arrival

The buses of different companies depart from Intermodal Transport Hub of Almería, with a regular shuttle service connecting all towns in the province and the main Spanish cities, such as Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Cordoba, Cadiz, Granada, Jaén, Malaga and Murcia.

Other information

The city of Almería has a privileged climate, with mild winters and warm summers, and an average temperature of 17ºC; this is the European city with the most hours of sun per year. With almost 190,000 inhabitants, it is quiet, charming and full of contrasts, with some amazing tourist attractions. The Port is integrated into the city and passengers can walk to the historic centre in only a few minutes. The Levante dock, for mid-sized vessels and Ribera Dock, 2nd Alignment. Both have vast spaces for bus operations and offer direct and quick access to the motorway. The city is just ten minutes from Almería International Airport (8 km), which has regular flights and charters connecting to several Spanish and European destinations.

Schedule

Regular lines: Notes (1) and (2): Any of the three companies can provide the services during the winter. NAME CONSIGNATORY ROUTE FREQUENCY WINTER SUMMER Acciona Trasmediterránea Ferrimaroc Agencias, S.L. Almería-Melilla Daily Daily: 11 services per week Acciona Trasmediterránea Ferrimaroc Agencias, S.L. Almería-Nador Daily (1) Daily: 8 services per week Líneas Marítimas Europeas Líneas Marítimas Europeas, S.A. Almería-Nador Daily (2) Daily Comarit Comarit España, S.L. Almería-Nador Daily (2) Daily: 7 services per week Cenargo España, S.L. Servicios Portuarios del Sureste, S.L Almería-Nador Daily (1) Daily: 8 services per week Comanav Ferry Líneas Marítimas Europeas, S.A. Almería-Nador Daily (2) Daily: 8 services per week Acciona Trasmediterránea Ferrimaroc Agencias, S.L. Almería-Ghazaouet 1 service per week 3 services per week Acciona Trasmediterránea Ferrimaroc Agencias, S.L. Almería-Oran no service 2 services per week Europa Ferrys Ferrimaroc Agencias, S.L. Almería-Nador Daily Daily ZIM Integrated Shipping Services J. Ronco y Cia, S.L. Containers weekly Weekly