Ferry from Italy to Tunis

Tickets, Prices, Schedules & Times

Ferries from Italy to Tunis operate with several weekly connections. You can reach the port of Tunis from 4 Italian ports: Genoa, Civitavecchia, Salerno, and Palermo (Sicily). Explore available routes, compare ferry companies, prices, and timetables, and book your ferry from Italy to Tunis hassle-free, without hidden fees.

Ferry schedules from Italy to Tunis

Italy Tunis Trip frequency: 6 days per week First trip: 12:00 Last trip: 22:30 Average duration: 20h 45m Price range: 58.00 € - 1,182.00 €
Tunis Italy Trip frequency: 5 days per week First trip: 14:15 Last trip: 23:59 Average duration: 23h 4m Price range: 50.00 € - 1,234.00 €
Ferry companies GRANDI NAVI VELOCI GRIMALDI LINES

Is there a ferry from Italy to Tunis?

Yes, you can take a ferry from the Italian ports of Genoa, Civitavecchia, Salerno, and Palermo (Sicily) to the port of Tunis in Tunisia. Ferry crossings are available year-round, with 10-15 weekly crossings operated by GNV, Grimaldi Lines and CTN.

What’s the ferry schedule from Italy to Tunis

The earliest ferries typically depart from the port of Palermo in Sicily at 10:30, arriving at the port of Tunis at 22:30. The latest crossing departs from Palermo at 02:30, with an arrival time in Tunis at 14:00.

Ferry Tickets, Offers & Discounts

How much is the ferry from Italy to Tunis?

The price of a standard ferry Italy - Tunis ticket typically ranges from approximately €40 to over €100, depending on the operator, season and port of departure. The final ticket price may also vary depending on available offers or discounts, vehicle selection and seat/cabin type.

Offers

On Ferryhopper, you can find the best available offers for the ferry trip to Tunis from Italy. Find real-time information about available ferry routes, compare fares and offers, and book your ferry tickets with no hidden fees.

Current offers are automatically applied when booking your ferry tickets.

Discounts

Discounts for Italy - Tunis ferry routes are primarily age-based. Specifically, infants and toddlers up to 2 years old travel for free, while children up to 11-15 years old travel with discount tickets.

Ferry Route Info

How long is the ferry ride from Italy to Tunis?

The duration of the Italy - Tunis ferry trip mainly depends on the port of departure:

Tip: the Palermo - Tunis route, departing from Sicily, is not only the fastest but also one of the most popular options for travelers.

Is there a high-speed ferry from Italy to Tunis?

The ferries traveling from Italy to Tunis are conventional. The fastest route to Tunis lasts around 10 hr and departs from the port of Palermo in Sicily.

What’s the distance between Italy and Tunis?

The distances between Italian ports and Tunis vary depending on the departure point:

  • Genoa: 543 nautical miles (approximately 893 km)
  • Salerno: 312 nautical miles (approximately 577 km)
  • Civitavecchia: 325 nautical miles (approximately 602 km)
  • Palermo (Sicily): 231 nautical miles (approximately 428 km)

Ferry Trip Tips

Useful tips for your ferry trip to Tunis from Italy

Here are some travel tips for your trip from Italy to Tunis:

  • If you are traveling in high season or on a weekend, we recommend you arrive at the ports of Genoa, Salerno, Civitavecchia, or Palermo well in advance to avoid overcrowding.
  • Before taking the ferry from Italy to Tunis, you should make sure that you carry your passport with you.
  • As the Italy - Tunis ferry trips are quite long, we recommend booking a cabin to enjoy a more comfortable trip. 
  • Check out our interactive Map of ferries to discover more ferry connections. Visualize your Italy - Tunis ferry trip and book your ferry tickets step-by-step!

Where to take the ferry from Italy to Tunis

Ferries to Tunis depart from 4 Italian ports: Genoa, Salerno, Civitavecchia, and Palermo. Specifically:

  • In Genoa, ferries depart from the Calata S. Lazzarino dock (Ponte Andrea Doria).
  • In Salerno, departures take place from Via Ligea in the Commercial Port Zone.
  • In Civitavecchia, ferries leave from the Calata Laurenti pier (Stazione Marittima Calata Laurenti).
  • In Palermo, ferries set sail from Molo Piave.

Can I travel on the Italy to Tunis ferry with a car?

All ferries traveling between Italy and Tunis have car decks for vehicle transportation, so you can bring your car, motorcycle, van, or motorhome on board.

Make sure to book your tickets well in advance, especially if you're traveling in high season, as car spaces usually sell out quickly.

Tip: find more information about vehicle transportation on board Italy - Tunisia ferries on our dedicated blog.

Ferry luggage

Each ferry operator travelling from Italy to Tunis has its own baggage policy:

  • On Grimaldi Lines ferries, each passenger can carry 1 piece of luggage (included in the ticket price) with a maximum size of 56x45x25 cm. You can also bring along 1 small piece of luggage (bag or backpack). For any additional luggage, you will need to pay an extra fee.
  • On GNV and CTN ferries, there is no specific luggage weight limit. Each passenger can carry up to 2 pieces of luggage. On the ship, you will also find luggage storage areas, accessible throughout the journey.

Cabins

All ferries traveling from Italy to Tunis have different kinds of cabins: 1-, 2-, 3- or 4- bed cabins, beds in shared cabins, internal cabins or cabins with a sea view, suites, and more.

Alternatively, there are comfortable numbered seats available.

Pet travel

Pets are welcome on the ferry from Italy to Tunis. You just need to include your pet in the booking and pay the additional fee

Pets are allowed on the external decks of the ferry and specially designated areas. You can also book a pet cabin to travel in comfort to Tunis from Italy. Make sure to carry along your pet’s ID, health certificates, tickets, and any supplies you may need for the Italy to Tunisia ferry trip.

Book ferry tickets from Italy to Tunis

You can easily book Italy - Tunis ferry tickets on Ferryhopper. Find all available ferry crossings, compare companies, timetables and prices, and plan your ferry trip between Italy and Tunisia without hidden fees.