Ferry from Italy to Morocco

Discounts for Italy - Morocco ferry routes are primarily age-based. Specifically, infants and toddlers up to 2 years old travel for free, while children up to 12 years old travel with discount tickets.

On GNV conventional ferries from Italy to Morocco, you can enjoy a range of onboard facilities, including:

• Bars and cafés
• Restaurants with self-service and à la carte options
• Children's play areas
• Indoor lounges with comfortable seats
• Outdoor decks
• Cinemas
• Shops
• Wi-Fi access
• Car decks

Is Wi-Fi available on board?

Yes, GNV ferries from Italy to Morocco offer Wi-Fi access for an additional fee in common areas. However, the connection is not guaranteed inside the cabins.

You can purchase Wi-Fi packages in advance, where available, or buy them on board at the reception, bar or shop.

Cabins and other accommodation

On GNV ferries from Italy to Morocco, you can travel in a reserved seat, opt for deck passage, or choose from different types of cabins and suites.

Can I book a cabin on Italy - Morocco ferries?

Yes, ferries from Italy to Morocco offer several types of cabins:

• Inside cabins: these windowless cabins accommodate up to 4 passengers and feature air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, bed linen, and towels. They're a practical option if you want to sleep in a private space. Prices start at around €155.
• Outside cabins: these offer the same amenities as inside cabins, plus a porthole or window with sea views and natural light. Prices start at around €195.
• Beds in shared cabins: on certain departures, you can book a single bed in a cabin shared with other passengers. Separate accommodation is available for men and women, allowing you to have your own bed without booking an entire cabin. Prices start at around €115.
• Suites: these offer more spacious accommodation and amenities such as a double bed, sea views, TV, and minibar. Features and availability vary depending on the vessel. Prices start at around €295.

Family cabins, accessible cabins for passengers with disabilities, and pet-friendly cabins are also available.

Note: Prices may vary depending on the season and route.

What types of seats are available?

On GNV ferries from Italy to Morocco, you can choose between:

• Deck passage: the most affordable option, included in the ticket price, with unnumbered seating.
• Numbered seats: reserved reclining seats in air-conditioned lounges. Your seat number is assigned at check-in and indicated on your boarding pass.

How much luggage is allowed on the ferries?

GNV has no luggage weight restrictions, and each passenger can bring up to 2 pieces of luggage. On board, you'll find lockers where you can store your luggage, accessible throughout the journey.

Amenities for people with disabilities

Ferries operating on routes from Italy to Morocco are equipped with facilities and services for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM).

Onboard facilities may vary depending on the vessel and ferry company, but generally include:

• Elevators and access ramps to move easily between decks
• Reserved seating in common areas
• Accessible cabins, designed with adequate space
• Accessible toilets

The onboard crew is always ready to assist you throughout your journey.

Can I travel with my pet?

You can travel with your pet on ferries from Italy to Morocco. Simply include your pet in your booking and pay a small additional fee.

Small pets must travel in a suitable pet carrier, while dogs must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash. You can also book a pet-friendly cabin.

Before boarding, make sure you have all the necessary travel documents for your pet, such as its health certificate and EU pet passport. Don't forget to bring everything your pet might need during the journey, including food, water, and waste bags.

For more details, you can check out our comprehensive guide on traveling by ferry with pets in Italy.

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

• If you are traveling in high season or on a weekend, we recommend you arrive at the ports of Genoa and Civitavecchia well in advance to avoid overcrowding. For travelers with accompanied vehicles, it is advisable to report at embarkation at least 5 hr before departure. For those without accompanied vehicles, reporting 4 hr before departure is recommended.
• The Tanger Med mega port is located 50 km northeast of Tangier. You can reach Tangier from the port in less than 1 hr by car or taxi and in more than 2 hr by bus.
• As the Italy - Morocco ferry trips are quite long, we recommend booking a cabin to enjoy a more comfortable trip.
• Before taking the ferry from Italy to Morocco, you should make sure that you carry your passport with you.

Where to take the ferry from Italy to Morocco

Ferries to Tanger Med depart from 2 Italian ports: Genoa and Civitavecchia. More specifically, ferries from the port of Genoa depart from the Calata S. Lazzarino dock, while ferries from the port of Civitavecchia depart from the Calata Laurenti pier (Stazione Marittima Calata Laurenti).

How to get to the port of Genoa

If you're departing from Genoa, you can easily reach the port by bus or metro. Nearby, you'll find various facilities, including parking areas, restaurants, shops, and supermarkets.

How to get to the port of Civitavecchia

If you're traveling without a car, you can reach the port of Civitavecchia from Roma Termini train station in around 1 hour.

Where does the ferry arrive in Morocco?

Ferries from Italy arrive at the port of Tanger Med, located about 50 km from Tangier. Opened in 2010, it's a modern and well-equipped port that handles most passenger ferry connections with Europe.

Getting around Tangier

You can reach Tangier city center from the port of Tanger Med by car or public transport. The port is connected to the city via the A4 motorway and the N16 coastal road.

Alternatively, a free shuttle service operates within the port, while buses and taxis are also available for transfers to the city center.