Genoa  to  Palermo  Ferry  Times

Latest page update: 6 December 2024
The Genoa to Palermo ferry times detail a route from the north of Italy to the capital of Sicily. The service runs daily throughout the year, leaving Genoa at 21:30 and arriving in Palermo at 18:00 the next day, a total journey time of 20 and a half hours. 

GNV operate the vehicle and passenger ferries which head south-east from Genoa on the Ligurian Sea to the Tyrrhenian Sea in Sicily.
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Route Details
Distance: ​790 km

From: ​Genoa

Region: ​Liguria

Province: ​Metropolitan City of Genoa
Category: ​Interregional 

​To: ​Palermo

Region: ​Sicily

Province: ​Metropolitan City of Palermo
Journey Times, Vehicle Access and Seasonal Availability
Ferry
Journey time: 20 hours 30 minutes

​Access: cars and foot passengers

Available: all year round

Frequency: one crossing per day
Single Ticket Prices
GNV Ferry

Adults: €90.50
Children aged 4 to 11: €39.40
Children aged 3 years and under: free

Genoa  to  Palermo  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables  for  Ferry  Crossings  From  ​Genoa  to  Palermo  

All times are subject to change. Please check the booking engine above for live timings and ticket purchasing. ​​​
21:30 Departs Genoa
18:00 Arrives Palermo
GNV Ferry
20 hours 30 minutes
Daily

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