Ferry from Italy to Tunis

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 11-12 years old travel with discount tickets.

On conventional ferries from Italy to Tunisia, you can find various onboard services, including:

• Cafes with snacks and drinks
• Restaurants with self-service or à la carte options
• Air-conditioned indoor sales area with comfortable seating
• Children's play areas
• Outdoor decks
• Cinemas and TV screens
• Shops
• Wi-Fi service
• Car decks

Cabins and accommodation

Ferries from Italy to Tunisia provide various accomodation options, including deck-lounge seating, numbered seats and cabins.

Can I book a cabin on Italy - Tunisia ferries?

Yes, there are various types of cabins on ferries from Italy to Tunisia:

• Internal cabins
• Exteral cabins with a sea view
• Junior suites
• Family cabins
• Cabins for people with disabilities
• Pet-friendly cabins

You can usually choose between cabins with 1-4 beds as well as shared cabins (separated for men and women).

Tip: Given the long journey, we recommend booking a cabin in advance so you can rest during the crossing.

How much does a cabin cost?

Prices for cabins on ferries from Italy to Tunisia vary depending on the type of cabin, the company and the season, but typically start at around €155.

Can I select a numbered seat?

On some ferries, you can book a numbered seat for an additional fee.

Alternatively, all companies offer non-numbered deck-lounge seating options included in the ticket price.

How much luggage can I take on board?

Each company has its own baggage policy.

• GNV and CTN do not apply weight limits, and each passenger can bring 2 items of luggage. Luggage lockers are available throughout the ship and accessible during the entire voyage.
• Grimaldi Lines passengers can board with 1 piece of luggage no larger than 56x45x25 cm. Additionally, passengers can bring 1 small piece of hand luggage (such as a handbag or backpack).

Please note that additional luggage is subject to a surcharge.

Where can I leave my luggage?

Most ferries from Italy to Tunisia have designated areas where you can store your luggage during the journey. If you're traveling with your vehicle, of course you can safely leave everything inside.

Remember to bring everything you need for the journey, as access to the luggage areas is usually not permitted during the crossing.

Can I travel with my pet?

Yes, you can travel with your pet on ferries from Italy to Tunisia by including them in your booking and paying a small fee.

Small pets must be kept in their carrier, while larger ones must wear a muzzle and be kept on a lead. You can also book a pet-friendly cabin.

We recommend contacting your ferry company for more information on the documents and conditions required to travel with your pet.

Can I bring food on board?

Certainly! There are bars and restaurants on ferries from Italy to Tunisia where you can buy snacks and drinks. However, if you'd prefer not to eat out at the start of your trip, you can easily bring your own food.

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 at least 1.5 hours 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. 
• Read our Tunis travel guide to help you plan your vacation!
  Tunisia is a great destination to visit in the fall and spring months, when temperatures aren't too high.
  Discover all ferry schedules to Tunis and choose the one that best fits your travel plans!
• 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 the port of Genoa, ferries depart from the Calata S. Lazzarino dock (Ponte Andrea Doria).
• In the port of Salerno, departures take place from Via Ligea in the Commercial Port Zone.
• In the port of Civitavecchia, ferries leave from the Calata Laurenti pier (Stazione Marittima Calata Laurenti).
• In the port of Palermo, ferries set sail from Molo Piave.

Tip: Make sure you check your departure terminal in advance, as schedules can sometimes change.

Where do ferries from Italy to Tunisia arrive?

Ferries from Genoa, Salerno, Civitavecchia, and Palermo arrive at the La Goulette passenger port in Tunis. The port is located about 11 km from the city center and is one of Tunisia's most important ports.

The port area is well-served and equipped with many amenities, including bars, restaurants, ATMs, and shops.

Getting around Tunis

You can get around in Tunis by car, taxi, bus, or with the TGM urban train. The latter connects La Goulette with the central station of Tunis Marine.