Genoa  Ferry  Schedules

Latest page update: 6 December 2024
The Genoa ferry schedules detail the seven destinations that it's possible to reach from the Ligurian capital. Genoa is one of the largest and most historic ports in Italy with much of its modern maritime traffic coming in the form of cruise liners and ferries. 

With Genoa situated on the north-west coast of Italy, every destination requires a journey south, starting from the Ligurian Sea. Two destinations on the island region of Sardinia can be reached from Genoa with the port of Olbia on the east coast facing the Tyrrhenian Sea and Porto Torres on the Mediterranean. The Sicilian capital of Palermo requires a longer journey south, while the remaining destinations are in Spain, Corsica and Africa. 
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Genoa, Liguria
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City: Genoa

​Region: Liguria
Destinations (7): Barcelona, Bastia, Olbia, Palermo, Porto Torres, Tanger-Med, Tunis
Ferry companies and types: 

Vehicle and passenger ferries: CTN Tunisia Ferries, GNV, Moby, Tirrenia

Genoa  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

The Genoa ferry ticket booking engine can be used not only for booking tickets, but also for checking the times. When purchasing a ticket via the booking engine a transaction fee applies that you don't have to pay when buying directly from the ticket office. If you simply want to check the latest times, just enter your dates and the route option - you don't have to go as far as making a booking if you don't want to.
Timetables for routes from Genoa
Genoa to Barcelona (Spain)

Genoa to Bastia (Corsica)

​Genoa to Olbia

​Genoa to Palermo

​Genoa to Porto Torres

​Genoa to Tanger-Med (Morocco)

​Genoa to Tunis (Tunisia)
Timetables for routes to Genoa
Olbia to Genoa​

Palermo to Genoa

​Porto Torres to Genoa

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