Ferry from Barcelona to Civitavecchia (Rome)

With Grimaldi Lines, children up to 2 years old can travel for free, while those between 3 to 11 years old can receive 50% off their tickets on the ferry Barcelona - Rome route. Young travelers under the age of 26 can often also access a discount of up to 20%.

The Grimaldi Lines ferries that operate on the Barcelona - Civitavecchia (Rome) route offer modern, family-friendly facilities complete with a wide range of services to ensure a comfortable and relaxing trip.

You'll find restaurants and cafés, as well as indoor and outdoor bars serving everything from snacks and drinks to full meals. Most ferries also have shops and children's play areas. They also have Wi-Fi, so you can stay connected during your trip.

Cabins and accommodation

The ferry Barcelona - Rome offers a range of cabin options, including internal cabins, external cabins with sea views, suites, and cabins adapted for passengers with disabilities. Cabin prices typically range from around €110 to over €250, depending on the type and season.

If you prefer not to book a cabin, you can choose a deck-lounge seat, which is included in the ticket price, or upgrade to a standard seat for added comfort.

Luggage

Regarding luggage policy, Grimaldi Lines allows each passenger to carry one piece of luggage weighing less than 30 kg for free.

Traveling with pets

Pets are welcome on the ferry Barcelona - Rome. Simply add your pet to your online booking and pay a small fee, usually around €15. Kennels are available on board, and you can also often book a pet-friendly cabin. Smaller pets must travel in their carriers, while larger ones must wear muzzles and leashes.

Here are some travel tips for your Barcelona - Civitavecchia ferry trip:

• In the high season and on weekends, make sure to arrive at the port of Barcelona at least 2 hr before your departure, especially if you are traveling with your vehicle.
  As the ferry Barcelona - Rome connection is rather popular, we suggest that you book your tickets well in advance to take advantage of any available offers.
• From the port of Civitavecchia, you can reach Rome in less than 1 hr. Trains are frequent and arrive at the Roma Termini railway station.
• From Barcelona, you can also travel to Italy by ferry to Genoa and Porto Torres in Sardinia. Take a look at the Barcelona - Genoa and Barcelona - Porto Torres routes here!

Where to take the ferry from Barcelona to Civitavecchia

Ferries to Civitavecchia leave from the Terminal Grimaldi at Muelle de Costa in the port of Barcelona. To reach the terminal by public transport, take the metro to Paral·lel (lines L2 and L3) or Drassanes (line L3). From there, catch bus line 88 from the stop in front of El Molino or the Teatre Apolo and get off at the “Moll Costa” stop, located directly in front of the Grimaldi Terminal.

Alternatively, since the port of Barcelona is located at the end of La Rambla, the city’s most famous boulevard, you can also reach the terminal on foot in about 15-20 minutes.

Nearby, there are plenty of services, including bars, restaurants, supermarkets and an underground station.

Where do ferries arrive in Civitavecchia (Rome)?

Ferries from Barcelona usually arrive at the Terminal Autostrade del Mare, located along Via Prato del Turco within the port of Civitavecchia.

How to get from Civitavecchia to Rome

You can reach the nearby Civitavecchia railway station by bus or on foot, where you can catch a train that will take you to Rome in just under 1 hr. Alternatively, direct buses operate from the “Civitavecchia Port Bus Stop” to Rome (Termini area, Piazza Indipendenza) about twice daily. The journey takes just over one hour.