Distance from Tanger Med to Sydney

The sea distance from Tanger Med, Morocco to Sydney, Australia is 10,261 nautical miles (19,003 km) via the Suez Canal, on the route ships sail.

10,261nautical miles

Kilometres19,003 km

Days at sea30.5 days at 14 kn

CanalsSuez

Tanger Med (MAPTM) to Sydney (AUSYD)

Days at sea from Tanger Med to Sydney

Speed	Days at sea
10 knots	42.8 days
12 knots	35.6 days
14 knots	30.5 days
16 knots	26.7 days
18 knots	23.8 days
20 knots	21.4 days

At sea only: add the canal transit, any waiting time and the days in port for the voyage time.

Round the Cape of Good Hope

Avoiding the Suez Canal, the route round the Cape of Good Hope is 11,309 NM: 1,048 NM more, about 3.1 extra days at 14 knots.

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FAQs

Tanger Med to Sydney by sea.

How far is Tanger Med from Sydney by sea?

The sea distance from Tanger Med to Sydney is 10,261 nautical miles (19,003 km) via the Suez Canal, on the route ships sail.

How many days does a ship take from Tanger Med to Sydney?

About 30.5 days at sea at 14 knots, 23.8 days at 18 knots, before any canal waiting time or port stay.

How far is it round the Cape of Good Hope instead of through Suez?

11,309 nautical miles, 1,048 NM more than through the Suez Canal: about 3.1 extra days at 14 knots.