Oran – Marseille Crossings: Algeria Ferries Announces a New Change in Its Schedule
Originally scheduled for July 22, the commissioning of the ship Tassili II did not go as planned. Since its return from the shipyard in Greece, the flagship of Algeria Ferries has been plagued by breakdowns and ongoing disruptions.
In fact, another crossing operated by the Tassili II has just been postponed by the national shipping company.
Indeed, the national maritime carrier has announced the postponement of the crossing connecting the port of Oran to Marseille, France, which was initially set for August 19, 2024. Furthermore, this journey will now be operated by the ship Tassili II on Tuesday, August 20, 2024, at 3 PM.
“ ENTMV informs its customers of the postponement of the Oran – Marseille crossing, originally scheduled for August 19, to August 20, 2024, at 3 PM, aboard the Tassili II,” reads the relevant announcement.
Originally scheduled for July…
A new ferry company will operate routes between Algeria and France
While hundreds of travelers were waiting on August 1, 2024, for their Tassili II ferry for over 48 hours, a new Algerian shipping company announced its establishment on social media, sparking a wave of reactions.
While hundreds of…
This new company is called Nouris el bahr ferries, which has announced plans to launch its booking website by the start of the school year. To facilitate this, it will charter a vessel from the Polish company Polferries. Moreover, the new maritime carrier has already scheduled three crossings from Bejaia to Marseille for the upcoming month of September.
While hundreds of travelers were waiting on August 1, 2024, for their Tassili II ferry for over 48 hours, a new Algerian shipping company announced its establishment on social media, sparking a wave of reactions.
While hundreds of…
Changements récents dans les traversées Oran – Marseille
Détails sur le report du départ du Tassili II
This new company is called Nouris el bahr ferries, which has announced plans to launch its booking website by the start of the school year. To facilitate this, it will charter a vessel from the Polish company Polferries. Moreover, the new maritime carrier has already scheduled three crossings from Bejaia to Marseille for the upcoming month of September.
