Compare Genoa to Tunis ferry tickets with GNV on the direct year-round Italy–Tunisia crossing, with cars, cabins, pets and onboard facilities.
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GNV operates Genoa–Tunis as a direct year-round passenger and vehicle route. Current operator information describes the crossing as less than 24 hours, with booking examples around 23 hours 45 minutes depending on the sailing.
The route suits travellers who want to take their own car, carry more luggage or avoid a flight. An overnight cabin makes the journey more comfortable, while GNV ships provide food, bars, shops and family facilities on suitable departures.
Italy–Tunisia is an international crossing outside the EU. Check passport, visa, passenger-information, vehicle and customs requirements in advance and arrive at Genoa with ample time for international check-in.
If you are connecting to accommodation, another ferry or ground transport, leave a sensible margin after the scheduled arrival. Weather, port traffic and boarding operations can occasionally affect the final timing.
Even on Genoa to Tunis, fares and vessel assignments can vary by departure, so compare the live options rather than relying only on a typical journey time.
Compare the dated itinerary, vessel, vehicle rules and accommodation before booking.
GNVCrossing time: about 24 hours
GNV provides a direct year-round sea link between Genoa and Tunis. The overnight crossing carries passengers and vehicles and offers cabins, restaurants, bars, shops and family facilities on the assigned vessel.
Follow the terminal and check-in instructions on your booking confirmation. Port arrangements can vary by operator, vessel and departure.
Genoa is a major GNV hub for Sicily, Sardinia, Spain and North Africa. Tunis departures have dedicated passport-control and international check-in arrangements, so verify the current boarding area before travel.
Passenger ferries use the port serving the Tunis metropolitan area, with onward road links toward the capital, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said and the rest of Tunisia. Border and customs formalities form part of the arrival process.
A private cabin is worth considering for the near-24-hour voyage. Facilities differ by vessel, so compare the actual ship, accommodation and onboard services shown for your date.
GNV provides restaurant, self-service and bar choices on suitable ships, helping passengers plan meals across the long crossing.
Onboard shops and passenger services are available on the Tunisia network, with the exact range depending on the vessel.
Private cabins and suites provide overnight rest, while standard seating or other accommodation can suit budget-focused travellers.
Children’s facilities, pet accommodation and accessible spaces are available on suitable ships. Reserve specialist needs when booking.
Ship deployment can change. Confirm the assigned GNV ferry before relying on a particular cabin type, pet space, restaurant or accessible facility.
Genoa–Tunis is an international Italy–Tunisia crossing. Carry a valid passport and comply with the entry, visa, vehicle and customs rules that apply to your nationality and journey.
Carry a valid passport and check Tunisia’s current entry or visa requirements before your travel date.
Bring the vehicle registration, insurance and any additional authorisation required, and allow time for customs processing.
Reserve pets in advance and confirm the animal-health documents required for both Tunisia and your eventual return to the EU.
Tunis is the natural base for exploring the medina, Carthage and Sidi Bou Said, while a car opens up longer road trips toward Hammamet, Bizerte and inland destinations.
Allow time for passport and customs formalities before arranging a fixed transfer or onward drive from the port.
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GNV describes the direct voyage as less than 24 hours, with current booking examples around 23 hours 45 minutes. Exact timing varies by sailing.
Grandi Navi Veloci, branded GNV, operates the current direct year-round passenger and vehicle service.
Yes. GNV describes Genoa–Tunis as a direct year-round route, although departure frequency varies through the year.
Yes. Cars, motorcycles and touring vehicles can be booked subject to deck capacity and the required international vehicle documents.
Yes on passenger sailings. Foot travellers still complete international check-in, passport and border formalities.
Yes. GNV offers cabins and other accommodation on suitable ships, and a cabin is useful for the overnight crossing.
Carry a valid passport and check the current Tunisian entry or visa rules for your nationality. Drivers also need the appropriate registration and insurance documents.
Yes subject to GNV pet-booking rules and international animal-health requirements. Reserve the correct accommodation and documentation in advance.
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about 24 hours
1 operator
Direct route
Cabins & vehicles
