Palermo to Genoa Ferry: with GNV, from the Island to Northern Italy | I Love Ferry

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Palermo to Genoa Ferry: with GNV, from the Island to Northern Italy

To get from Palermo to Genoa by ferry the ferry company is GNV: a long, direct route, of more than a day's crossing, that operates all year. You leave from the port of Palermo and arrive at the port of Genoa.

It is the return of the Genoa–Palermo line, with sailings almost daily and daily in summer. There is no other ferry company on this route in our data.

It is useful for going from the south to the north of Italy with a car and luggage, without an endless drive.

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Palermo to Genoa ferry timetable

The timetable shows the departures for the date. The line has sailings almost daily all year and every day in summer. In our data, the departure time is given for the line in general; check the one for this direction in the timetable. For the outbound journey, see the Genoa Palermo ferry.

Check the departures for your date in our search engine. Schedules and prices

Indicative schedules and subject to variation by the ferry company for operational reasons without prior notice.

The line is operated only by GNV, all year. In the port of Palermo, the GNV ticket office is at Calata Puntone. Grimaldi does not operate the Genoa–Palermo route (it does not appear in its route search). GNV has a fare for island residents.

Palermo to Genoa ferry price

The price you see above is the lowest recent one for one adult without a vehicle. With so many hours at sea, the seat or the cabin makes the difference, and the car is paid for separately. In summer and over long weekends, sailings fill up sooner.

Children and island resident fare

Children have their own fares: enter the age when you search. GNV has a fare for residents of Sicily and Sardinia that covers the accompanying car and the family members on the certificate of registration (padrón); it is not available on all sailings and the ticket is non-refundable. Ask us if you are a resident: it is a ferry company fare.

Palermo to Genoa ferry with a car

With GNV, the driver boards alone with the car and everyone else goes on foot (SOLAS rule). Liquefied gas must be declared when boarding. Arrive with the advance time shown on your boarding pass; check-in can be done online.

Palermo to Genoa ferry with a dog

GNV has the "Four-legged Friends Cabin" (maximum two pets, limited), with late disembarkation and FIDO PARK areas. Otherwise, a kennel. Bring the health booklet, lead and muzzle. More in ferry with a dog.

Ports of Palermo and Genoa

How to get to the port of Palermo

The port of Palermo is at Calata Marinai d'Italia, with the GNV ticket office at Calata Puntone. Palermo Centrale station is about two kilometres away, with buses 101, 102, 107 and 230.

Arriving in Genoa

GNV docks at Piazzale dei Traghetti Iqbal Masih. From there there is a motorway towards Milan, Turin and the Riviera. If you are driving, have your route ready before you disembark.

Documents for the Palermo to Genoa ferry

A route within Italy: original, valid document for all travellers. On some routes the boarding pass is handed over at the ticket office because of customs checks.

I Love Ferry tips for the Palermo to Genoa ferry

  • Cabin. It is a crossing of many hours.
  • If you leave from Termini Imerese, there is no direct line to Genoa: go to Palermo, half an hour away.
  • Compare with Livorno or Naples if your destination is further south.
  • Island residents: ask us about the fare.

Alternatives to Palermo Genoa

  • Palermo Livorno ferry: with Grimaldi, towards Tuscany.
  • Palermo Naples ferry: shorter.
  • Termini Imerese Genoa ferry: does not exist.
  • Genoa Palermo ferry: the outbound journey.

Frequently asked questions about the Palermo to Genoa ferry

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Which ferry company runs the ferry from Palermo to Genoa?

GNV.

Is there a ferry every day?

Almost every day of the year and every day in summer.

How long does the ferry from Palermo to Genoa take?

It is a long crossing, of more than a day; the timetable shows the duration of each sailing.

Is there a ferry from Termini Imerese to Genoa?

It does not exist; go to Palermo, about thirty minutes away.

Can I take a car?

Yes. The driver boards alone with the car and the other passengers go on foot.

Can I travel with a dog?

Yes, in the special pet cabin (maximum two) or in a kennel.

Is there an island resident fare?

Yes, with GNV, with conditions.

What document do I need?

An original, valid ID document.

Where is the GNV ticket office in Palermo?

At Calata Puntone, inside the port.

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