How to get fromMelilla to Portoby car, plane, car ferry or bus

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There are 5 ways to get from Melilla to Porto by car, plane, car ferry, or bus

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Drive to Nador International Airport, fly
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1. Drive from Melilla to Nador International Airport (NDR)car
2. Fly from Nador International Airport (NDR) to Francisco De Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO)plane NDR - OPO
7h 5m
€53–272
Car ferry, bus
1. Take the car ferry from Melilla to Port of Motrilcarferry
2. Take the bus from Motril Estación de Autobuses to Estación de Autobuses de Granadabus
3. Take the bus from Estación de Autobuses de Granada to Estación Sur de Autobusesbus
4. Take the bus from Estación Sur de Autobuses to Porto - Terminal Intermodal de Campanhãbus
21h 58m
€88–154
Fly from Melilla
1. Fly from Melilla (MLN) to Francisco De Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO)plane MLN - OPO
6h 21m
€67–400
Car ferry, bus via Salamanca
1. Take the car ferry from Melilla to Málagacarferry
2. Take the bus from Malaga Eeaa to Salamanca, Estación de Autobusesbus
3. Take the bus from Salamanca, Estación de Autobuses to Porto - Terminal Intermodal de Campanhãbus
23h 35m
€122–220
Car ferry, bus #2
1. Take the car ferry from Melilla to Almeriacarferry
2. Take the bus from Almería Puerto to Estación Sur de Autobusesbus
3. Take the bus from Estación Sur de Autobuses to Porto - Terminal Intermodal de Campanhãbus
23h 45m
€78–151

Melilla to Porto by car ferry, taxi, and bus

3Weekly Services

21h 58mAverage Duration

€88Cheapest Price

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Distance: 905.2 km
Duration: 7h 5m

What companies run services between Melilla, Spain and Porto, Portugal?

Iberia and Ryanair fly from Melilla (MLN) to Francisco De Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) 3 times a day.

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