circumnavigation of the med september 2017 (1 month)
 

looking for anyone who wants to attempt the following: in part or in full.
UK ferry to santander.
spain - portugal - gibraltar
ferry to morocco - algeria - tunisia (ferry from morocco to spain to algeria due to border dispute)
tunisia ferry to sicciliy, accross italy - ferry to greece or Albania dependent upon time.
montenegro - bosnia - croatia - slovenia - austria - switzerland - france
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obviously algeria/tunisia will be a challenge and dangerous compared to the other countries.


leaving september 1st (ish) 2017 return 30th (ish)


mix of camping and hotels in certain countries.


alan

Crossing from Northern Algerian into Tunisia isn't a problem at all ... the majority of northern Algeria is fine, even the south isn't too much of a problem apart from the authorities always worrying about you!

Good luck finding someone, should be a great trip!

Morocco into Algeria?
Thought that was not possible?

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Oh and Enjoy!
Dont miss the Hoggar Mountains

Probably just a mistyped sentence:

"ferry to morocco - algeria - tunisia (ferry from algeria to spain to Algeria due to border dispute)" I'm pretty sure he meant "from Morocco to Spain to Algeria".

This should be a great ride, though possibly costly both financially and time wise on ferries, and sadly missing out a fair part of what these countries have to offer in-land. Just remember that September can still be very hot in the Maghreb countries. Ride on!

hi creer, thanks for the comments. interesting you say it is quite safe. most people are advising me against going to Algeria and Tunisia. do you have any recent experience there as i am desperately trying to find out how safe it really is. i suspect, as you intimated, that its really quite safe it you keep your wits about you.

also, does anyone have any experience on ferry costs? what i mean is booking now via the UK the prices seeem very expensive? even for short ferry trips. i was guessing, and i may be very wrong, that if i turned up at the port and bought a ticket i could get it much cheaper? anyone have any experience?