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Sète

Freight ferries from France to Morocco

The port of Sete was first built in 1666 and allowed small trade to and from the city. It now deals with 3.3 million tonnes of cargo each year and sees 180,000 passengers in and out of its waters.

Ferry Routes to Sete

Operator

Route

Frequency

Duration

Additional Info

Alsancak to Sete

1 crossing per week

74 hour crossing

Tanger Med to Sete

2 crossings per week

42 hour crossing

Book Now, from £409.68

5 crossings per week

80 hour crossing

Details

Ferry Routes from Sete

Operator

Route

Frequency

Duration

Additional Info

Sete to Alsancak

1 crossing per week

74 hour crossing

Sete to Tanger Med

1 crossing per week

47 hour crossing

Book Now, from £409.68

5 crossings per week

90 hour crossing

Sète Details

Geolocation

1 Quai Philippe Régy 34201 Sète France

Toilet

Vending

Shops

Shower

24 Hour Parking

Restaurant

Lounge

Port taxes paid locally

Alternative Ports

Marseille

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