Ferry companies

Brittany Ferries es una de las navieras más importantes de Europa. Es el operador de referencia en el Canal de la Mancha occidental y el Golfo de Vizcaya, con 13 rutas marítimas que conectan Francia, el Reino Unido, España e Irlanda. En España, sus dos puertos de escala —Santander y Bilbao— reciben sus ferry-cruceros de nueva generación propulsados por Gas Natural Licuado (GNL), los buques Salamanca, Santoña y Galicia, que han redefinido el estándar del viaje marítimo transatlántico en el Cantábrico.

AML (Africa Morocco Link) es una naviera marroquí con sede en Tánger, Marruecos. La compañía fue creada para fortalecer el vínculo marítimo entre Europa y África. Desde el primer día de operaciones, AML se ha posicionado como una de las navieras de referencia en el Estrecho de Gibraltar, con sus dos rutas principales: Algeciras–Tánger Med y Tarifa–Tánger Ville, con hasta 11 salidas diarias y una flota moderna de 6 buques.

Irish Ferries is Ireland’s leading shipping company, with over 50 years connecting the Emerald Isle with Great Britain and mainland Europe. Its passenger ferry division features a fleet of eight modern vessels. In 2021, it expanded its network with a new Dover–Calais route, becoming the only Irish shipping company operating in the English Channel. Irish Ferries operates four regular routes: two in the Irish Sea, one to France, and one in the English Channel. The Irish routes run year-round, as does the connection with Cherbourg. The English Channel service operates with high frequency throughout the year.

Líneas Romero operates in the Canary Islands between Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, and La Graciosa, transporting passengers all year round. A family-run business based on the island of La Graciosa in the eastern Canary archipelago, it was founded in 1930 as a postal mail service between Lanzarote and La Graciosa. Today, it operates the most popular connections between the easternmost Canary Islands: the ferry from Órzola to La Graciosa —the only regular line connecting the "eighth Canary Island" with the rest of the archipelago— and the ferry from Playa Blanca to Corralejo, which links Lanzarote and Fuerteventura in just 30 minutes. The shipping company combines tradition and innovation with a refurbished fleet, open-date tickets, free onboard WiFi, and the Biosphere Committed distinction for its commitment to sustainable tourism.

Corsica Ferries – Sardinia Ferries is the market leader for ferries to Corsica. With over half a century of history, the company has become one of the main operators in the Western Mediterranean, with an extensive network covering France, Italy, Corsica, Sardinia, Elba, and the Balearic Islands (Mallorca and Menorca). Their vessels are easily recognisable by their bright yellow hulls, a distinctive visual hallmark in Mediterranean ports. Their fleet of 13 ships —mostly from the Mega Express series— is capable of deploying up to 30 daily departures in summer, thanks to route coverage totalling more than 60 connections across the network.