Tunisia Ferry Timetable
GNV, CTN, Grimaldi Lines and Corsica Linea connect Genoa, Civitavecchia, Salerno, Marseille and Palermo with Tunis. The crossing from the mainland takes around a day, from Palermo only about ten hours. Choose your date, departure and destination port to see the next departures with ship and arrival time.
Tunisia Ferry Timetable: Your Questions, Our Answers
FAQ - Tunisia Ferry Timetable
Common questions about the Tunisia ferry timetable - frequency, crossing time and seasonal changes at a glance.
How often do ferries sail to Tunisia?+
It depends on the route. Across mainland Italy from Genoa, Civitavecchia and Salerno, and from Marseille, GNV, CTN, Grimaldi Lines and Corsica Linea together sail several times a week, more often in summer. The short crossing Palermo - Tunis mainly runs in peak season. Set your date above to see the actual departures.
How long does the crossing to Tunisia take?+
The fastest option is from Sicily: Palermo - Tunis takes around ten hours. The connections from the mainland and from France - Genoa, Civitavecchia, Salerno and Marseille - cross the open Mediterranean and take around a day. They are designed as overnight ferries with cabins.
Does the timetable change with the season?+
Yes. Sailings are most frequent in summer, when operators add extra departures and ships are fullest, especially during the travel period of Tunisians living in Europe. In winter the schedule is thinner and some connections pause. Always check departures for your specific date.
How do I find departures for my travel date?+
Set the date at the top of the timetable and filter by departure and destination port. You'll then get all of that day's departures with time, operator and crossing duration. Use the return option to see the opposite direction from Tunis. You can book any connection directly from the row; the price for your date and vehicle appears in the booking window.