Barcelona Port (Spain)
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GNV will take you to Barcelona, one of the most popular destinations for Italian tourists during the summer months. Choose GNV ferries to Barcelona and you'll travel in comfort at the best prices around.
Book your ferry and set off for Spain's most beautiful beaches, immerse yourself in Europe's most exciting nightlife and discover all the hidden gems of Barcelona, a city rich in tradition and culture.
Crossing time is expressed with reference to access on board of the pilot in the port of destination (i.e. first pilot station). Any extra waiting time for docking and landing is beyond the Carrier's jurisdiction.
*Please verify the exact duration of the crossing while booking the trip, as the travel time varies for each trip
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Price for 1 adult in an armchair or deck seat, one way and excluding vehicle
GenoaLiguria- Barcelona Spain
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€ 78TRAVEL TIME*
21h 30min Direct
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€ 102TRAVEL TIME*
20h 30min Direct
BarcelonaSpain- Ciutadella Minorca
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€ 19TRAVEL TIME*
15h 30min With call Palma de Mallorca
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€ 62TRAVEL TIME*
5h 55min Direct
BarcelonaSpain- Ibiza Spain
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€ 14TRAVEL TIME*
9h 0min Direct
/ 13h 45min With call Palma de Mallorca
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€ 14TRAVEL TIME*
7h 45min Direct
BarcelonaSpain- Mahón Minorca
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€ 16TRAVEL TIME*
7h 45min Direct
/ 10h 0min With call Alcudia
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€ 16TRAVEL TIME*
7h 30min Direct
/ 10h 0min With call Alcudia
BarcelonaSpain- Palma de Mallorca Spain
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€ 14TRAVEL TIME*
7h 30min Direct
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€ 14TRAVEL TIME*
6h 30min Direct
/ 12h 15min With call Ciutadella
/ 13h 45min With call Ibiza
BarcelonaSpain- Nador Morocco
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€ 60TRAVEL TIME*
28h 45min Direct
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€ 89TRAVEL TIME*
28h 45min Direct
BarcelonaSpain- Tangier Morocco
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€ 95TRAVEL TIME*
31h 0min Direct
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€ 133TRAVEL TIME*
37h 0min Direct
Embarkation time domestic line:
Report at embarkation with accompanied vehicles: 2h before departure
Report at embarkation without accompanied vehicles: 2h before departure
Opening and closing check in:
Check-in closes 30min before departure
Embarkation time international lines:
Report at embarkation with accompanied vehicles: 4h before departure
Report at embarkation without accompanied vehicles: 4h before departure
Opening and closing check in:
Check-in closes 60min before departure
On arrival at the port
In all the ports where it operates, GNV makes its offices and staff available to passengers.
Address and opening hours of the ticket office and port
Port address: On Car / Van door n-3 n-4
Ticket Office Address: Moll de Sant Bertran
Ticket office hours:
From Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 18:00
Saturday from 11.00am to 2.00pm - 3.00pm to 6.00pm
Closed on Sunday
In the case of calls on Saturday, Sunday or at night, the ticket office opens 4 hours before the scheduled departure and closes when the ship departs.
Check-in
Foot passengers and passengers with vehicles must report to the Terminal Ferry Barcellona (Trasmediterranea) Muelle San Bertran. Once they have checked in, foot passengers must wait inside the terminal for a loudspeaker announcement signalling the start of boarding. Passengers will be taken to the ship by shuttle in order to guarantee their safety and security and to assist passengers travelling with bags. Passengers with vehicles may enter the port even before they have checked in. They should proceed to the indicated boarding waiting area. To access this area, they must show their ticket to the security staff. Once they have entered with their vehicle, passengers must wait to board once check-in has been carried out. If check-in has not yet been carried out, passengers should enter the building next to the boarding area, leaving their vehicle in the assigned boarding lane. Once check-in has been carried out, they must wait to board inside their vehicle.
Ticket office contacts
E-mail: bookbarcelona@bcn.gnv.it
Téléphone: +34 673694992
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What to see
Barcelona is full of attractions. Among the things to see that you should absolutely not miss are the Sagrada Familia: one of the primary symbols of the city and Casa Batlló and Parc Guell, one of the most original and famous works by Catalan architect, Antoni Gaudí. Also, take a bit of time for a visit to Barceloneta, little Barcelona, the traditional neighbourhood of fishermen and sailors, and Ramblas, famous complex of boulevards in the city and a perfect place to take the ritual paseo (stroll).
Where to stay
To visit the main attractions in the city, it is best to stay in Rambla, Barrio Gotico, and Barceloneta. If you would rather opt for more outer districts, choose a hotel near one of the underground stations to make moving around easier.
What to eat
At Barcelona you can taste Catalan cuisine. In the tapas bars you can enjoy a quick snack at the bar with tapas, toasted bread with cold cuts, fish, and vegetables. The history of this dish is truly unusual. It seems that a long time ago a Spanish king visited a bar and asked for a glass of wine. The city visited by the king was near the sea and so the wind began to rise, along with the sand, so the water placed a slice of ham on top of the wine glass to act as a cover, which in Spanish is “tapa”. To taste the best tapas in Barcelona, get away from the crowded cafés in Ramblas and head to the Gràcia or Poble Sec districts where you will find many tapas bars that the local people frequent.