Aqaba-Nuweiba Sea Line

Sailings operate according to a regular weekly schedule. It is always recommended to check the updated schedule 24 hours before travel through the official website or authorized offices.

The trip’s duration between Aqaba and Nuweiba is within the range two and a half to three and a half hours, depending on sea conditions and operational conditions.

You must arrive at the port at least 3 hours prior to the scheduled departure time to ensure that passport control, inspection, and customs procedures are completed.

Departure/arrival point in Jordan

Aqaba Passenger Terminal Port

Location link on Google Maps

Departure/arrival point in Egypt:

Nuweiba Sea Port

Location link on Google Maps

All passengers are required to carry a passport valid for at least 6 months. For Jordanian males, a military service booklet is required. It is also advisable to ensure that any required documents or approvals are available from the relevant authorities in both countries.

Visa requirements vary depending on nationality. It is recommended to check with the Egyptian or Jordanian embassy or other authorized official channels. Some nationalities can obtain an entry visa upon arrival, while others must obtain it in advance or through an e-Visa.

Yes, the line is available to all nationalities provided they possess the required official documents (passport, work permit, visa, or prior approvals, if applicable).

Yes, Egyptian citizens are allowed to travel on this line towards Nuweiba-Aqaba provided they: 

• Have a valid work permit or employment contract in Jordan. 

• Written approval from the Jordanian Embassy 

• Or transit to a Gulf country, provided you have a residence permit in one of the Gulf countries.

• Or written approval from the Jordanian authorities for tourism or other purposes. 

It is recommended to check with the Jordanian Embassy to confirm entry requirements for Jordan.

Yes, payment of overstay fines is available at both ports: 

Aqaba: Passenger Terminal 

Nuweiba: Nuweiba Seaport

Upon arrival in Aqaba (Jordan):

Certain travelers are granted a free entry visa upon arrival, in accordance with the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) law, provided they depart from Jordan via Aqaba and fully comply with the free visa regulations.

Important Notes:

If departing Jordan via any other border crossing (other than Aqaba), a visa fee is required.

Some nationalities, particularly restricted nationalities, require prior security approval or a visa.

It is always advisable to check the latest requirements with the Jordanian embassy or official channels before traveling, as regulations may change without prior notice.

• Upon arrival in Nuweiba (Egypt):

There are two main entry systems to Egypt via Nuweiba Port:

1. South Sinai Visa (Free):

This visa is granted to unrestricted nationalities, upon arrival, and is valid for 15 days only.

The tourists must stay within the South Sinai area (Taba, Nuweiba, Dahab, and Sharm El-Sheikh).

This visa cannot be used to leave Sinai for other areas in Egypt.

2. Full-Term Egypt Visa:

Single-entry visa: USD 25

Multiple-entry visa: USD 60

Long-term tourist visa (5 years): USD 700

Important Notes for All Travelers:

• Visa fees and requirements vary depending on nationality and visa type.

• Visa rules and regulations are subject to change without prior notice.

• Visa fees may not be refunded if the application is refused.

• Additional fees may apply based on the service provided, nationality, visa type, or consulate through which the application is submitted.

• It is always advisable to contact the embassy of the destination country before traveling for the most up-to-date and accurate official information.

3. Baggage and Inspection

Permissible total weight for each passenger: up to 300 kg which can be divided into a maximum of 8 pieces, whilst the maximum weight allowed for a single piece is less than 60 kg.

Baggage must be packed in sealed bags or cartons (maximum 90 x 90 cm).

If the weight or number of pieces exceeds the stated allowed figures, a fee of $15 will be charged for each additional piece or every 10 kg excess.

Prohibited or dangerous items are not allowed onboard.

Cash, gold, or valuables must be declared by the passengers.

Violation of the baggage policy may result in denied boarding.

Passenger information must be affixed to the baggage.

The maximum compensation for lost baggage shall not exceed the ticket value, provided that a prompt notification is made by the passenger upon arrival.

Additional fees apply to any baggage of commercial nature regardless of weight.

Luggage must be accompanied by the passenger or transported via a shipping company.

Personal medications are permitted in limited quantities, preferably accompanied by a prescription or medical report. Dietary supplements are subject to the customs discretion in each country and may be prohibited or subject to customs restrictions.

Yes, provided that:

The animal is placed in a sealed box.

Vaccination certificates and veterinary documents are provided.

Transportation is free under the specified conditions.

Yes, if they are properly packaged, not classified as commercial goods, and subject to the approval of customs and relevant authorities.

Only personal cameras are allowed. Professional cameras or media equipment require prior approval. 

Drones are prohibited or temporarily detained until departure.

Yes, pets are permitted if kept in a secure, well-ventilated pet carrier, and all required vaccinations and veterinary documents are provided. Transport is free of charge.

Yes, for personal photography only. Photography within the inspection and customs areas, or photographing other passengers without permission, is prohibited.

It is strictly prohibited to carry any hazardous or prohibited materials, including those subject to customs and security restrictions.

Through the company’s official website (www.abmaritime.com.jo), or through the company's offices and authorized agents in Jordan, Egypt, and neighboring countries.

Prices vary depending on the passenger category (adult/child/infant) and the type of ticket. Please check the updated prices before booking.

Yes, depending on the booking conditions. You must contact the same office or channel through which the reservation was made.

No, the ticket is linked to the passenger's passport and cannot be transferred to another person. Cancellation and rebooking must be done under a new name.

No, the ticket is valid only for the route for which it was booked. It cannot be used for travel on another route (such as Aqaba – Taba).

Not necessarily. The e-ticket can be presented on a phone or tablet along with the original passport, and the passenger's boarding pass will be issued at our offices before departure.

Advanced reservations are preferred to secure a seat, but if seats are still available, reservations can be made at the company's offices well in advance prior to scheduled departure time.

Yes, children accompanied by their parents are allowed to travel. 

If a Jordanian child is traveling without a guardian, a formal written security approval must be provided and should be certified by the police authorities.

Yes, a variety of snacks and drinks are available for sale onboard; they are not free.

Yes, facilities and services are available to ensure comfort and safety. Please inform our offices before departure so that we can provide any necessary facilities.

Yes, there is a crew trained to handle emergencies, in addition to availability of life jackets, rescue boats, and first aid kits for the passengers.

Seats are not numbered and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority is given to people with special needs and the elderly.

Yes, free or paid parking is available around the port, depending on the location.

Yes, all passengers must pay a departure fee of 10 Jordanian dinars to depart from Aqaba to Nuweiba.

Yes, duty-free shops are available at the ports of Aqaba and Nuweiba for purchasing gifts and supplies within the permitted quantities for personal use.

Wi-Fi is currently not available.

Yes, public and private land transportation is available upon arrival from Aqaba to the rest of Jordan's governorates, and from Nuweiba to the rest of Egypt's governorates.