King Abdullah to Bejaia

Saudi Arabia → Algeria · 148 records · Updated today
59.0d
at sea
82.0d
door-to-door
50.0–66.0 d typical (P25–P75)
Route comparison 4 paths · 148 leg observations
MSC
via Valencia
59.0d
44records
MSC · P25–P75 50.0–66.0 d · +5.0d dwell at Valencia
via Barcelona
64.0d+5.0d
39records
MSC · P25–P75 56.0–69.0 d · +7.0d dwell at Barcelona
via Malaga
69.0d+10.0d
22records
MSC · P25–P75 69.0–77.0 d · +7.0d dwell at Malaga
via Sines > Barcelona
81.0d+22.0d
43records
MSC · P25–P75 72.0–88.0 d · +5.0d dwell at Sines
Add 8.0d gate-in at King Abdullah and 15.0d gate-out at Bejaia for door-to-door totals. Times are sail-only and exclude port dwell.

Path breakdown

PathRecordsActual medianP25–P75 rangeTS dwell
via Valencia 4459.0d50.0–66.0 d5.0d
via Sines > Barcelona 4381.0d72.0–88.0 d5.0d
via Barcelona 3964.0d56.0–69.0 d7.0d
via Malaga 2269.0d69.0–77.0 d7.0d

All values are actuals from tracked container records. Paths flagged low n have fewer than 20 records and should be read as directional.

Frequently asked questions

How long does container shipping take from King Abdullah to Bejaia?

The median transit time is 59.0 days, based on 148 tracked records on this lane.

What is the typical range of transit times from King Abdullah to Bejaia?

Most containers arrive within 50.0–66.0 days (P25–P75 of 148 tracked records on this lane). Plan with this range, not a single number.

What is the sea distance from King Abdullah to Bejaia?

The shipping distance from King Abdullah to Bejaia is approximately 2,138 nautical miles (3,960 km).

Are there transshipment options on the King Abdullah to Bejaia route?

Yes. Tracked transshipment options include: Valencia (59.0d total, 44 records); Sines > Barcelona (81.0d total, 43 records); Barcelona (64.0d total, 39 records); Malaga (69.0d total, 22 records).

What is the typical door-to-door time from King Abdullah to Bejaia?

Approximately 82.0 days door-to-door. The median gate-in dwell at King Abdullah is 8.0 days. Vessel sail time from King Abdullah to Bejaia is 59.0 days. The median gate-out dwell at Bejaia is 15.0 days.

About This Route

Container shipping from King Abdullah to Bejaia spans approximately 2,138 nautical miles, equivalent to 3,960 kilometres of sea route. Our tracked dataset for this lane includes 148 records across qualifying paths. The median sail time on the fastest tracked path is 59.0 days. Most shipments arrive within 50.0 to 66.0 days, the P25–P75 range covering the middle half of observed transits.

The typical door-to-door figure is 82.0 days. Median gate-in dwell at King Abdullah is 8.0 days, representing the time a container spends at the origin terminal between arrival at the gate and loading onto the vessel. Vessel sail time from King Abdullah to Bejaia is 59.0 days. Median gate-out dwell at Bejaia is 15.0 days, covering discharge and the time before pickup at the destination terminal.

4 transshipment alternatives appear in the dataset, each routing a container through one or more hub ports between King Abdullah and Bejaia. The Valencia-routed path takes a median of 59.0 days based on 44 records, with a P25–P75 range of 50.0 to 66.0 days. Median dwell at the hub terminal on this path is 5.0 days. The Sines and Barcelona-routed path takes a median of 81.0 days based on 43 records, with a P25–P75 range of 72.0 to 88.0 days. Median dwell at the hub terminal on this path is 5.0 days. The Barcelona-routed path takes a median of 64.0 days based on 39 records, with a P25–P75 range of 56.0 to 69.0 days. Median dwell at the hub terminal on this path is 7.0 days. Additional tracked transshipment options through Malaga represent smaller volume on this corridor.

For planning purposes, treat the 50.0 to 66.0 day P25–P75 range as the realistic arrival window for this lane. About half of all observed tracked shipments fell within that 16.0-day spread. When committing door-to-door dates to consignees, account for an additional 8.0 days of gate-in dwell at King Abdullah and 15.0 days of gate-out dwell at Bejaia on top of the chosen sail time.

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