Maritime traffic between Tarifa, Spain, and Tangier, Morocco, was halted on Thursday at 6 p.m. (GMT+1) due to severe weather conditions impacting the Strait of Gibraltar, as reported by Morocco’s Press Agency (MAP). This suspension has affected travelers and cargo operations between the two ports.
In addition to the suspension of services, the first scheduled crossing for Friday has also been canceled, further disrupting travel plans. Passengers and shipping companies are advised to stay updated on the situation.
Spain’s meteorological agency, Aemet, has forecast continued rainfall and strong winds reaching speeds of up to 70 km/h in the province of Cadiz throughout Thursday. These adverse weather conditions have raised safety concerns for maritime operations.
Travelers intending to use the Tarifa-Tangier route should remain vigilant and check for updates regarding service resumption, as the weather conditions may evolve. The situation highlights the importance of monitoring weather forecasts for safe travel across the Strait of Gibraltar.
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