Port of Tunis (Tunisia)
All GNV ferries to/from Tunis
Choose GRANDI NAVI VELOCI to Tunis and reach Tunisia from Italy's main ports. GNV ships operate on routes between Tunis and Civitavecchia, Genoa and Palermo and will take you on a journey to discover a country rich in appeal and history.
Visiting Tunis means immersing yourself in the cultures that have dominated it and given the city a dual appearance, split between Medina and its more modern and "European" areas. Set off for Tunis and start your holiday with GRANDI NAVI VELOCI!
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
Discover our trip offers
Price for 1 adult in an armchair or deck seat, one way and excluding vehicle
CivitavecchiaLazio- Tunis Tunisia
Price from
€ 56TRAVEL TIME*
28h 0min With call Palermo
Price from
€ 51TRAVEL TIME*
31h 45min With call Palermo
GenoaLiguria- Tunis Tunisia
Price from
€ 119TRAVEL TIME*
23h 45min Direct
Price from
€ 98TRAVEL TIME*
23h 45min Direct
PalermoSicily- Tunis Tunisia
Price from
€ 39TRAVEL TIME*
12h 0min Direct
Price from
€ 39TRAVEL TIME*
12h 0min Direct
Opening and closing check in:
Check-in opens 8h before departure
Check-in closes 3h 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: Port de La Goulette, Tunis
Ticket Office Address: Port، Av. Habib Bourghuiba, La Goulette, Tunisia
Ticket office contacts
E-mail: booktunisi@gnv.it
Téléphone: +216 71737988
Ticket office hours:
Monday to Wednesday: 8.30 am/5.00 pm*
Thursday: 8:30am/10:00pm
Saturday: 8.30 am/12.00 pm-6:00pm-11:00pm*
Sunday: 5 h before the ship's departure
*Local Time
Discover Tunis
What to see
Tunis is a city where the past blends harmoniously with the present. The first thing to see is the Medina, that has preserved its charm for over 500 years. Inside you can admire the Zitouna Mosque and the Dar El Bey and Dar Ben Abdallah palaces. You should also visit the old European districts, built at the beginning of the 20th century, like Avenue Bourguiba, which became the beating heart of the city with their shops and cafés.
Where to stay
To make the most of your trip to Tunis, we recommend choosing accommodations near the Medina so you can easily reach all the primary places of interest in the city. There are many types of facilities available to meet every need.
What to eat
During your stay in Tunis you can try traditional Tunisian cuisine. In the restaurants in the Medina area you can savour an excellent couscous with meat, fish, or vegetables. You can also try the “Brik”, a pastry filled with eggs, tuna, potatoes, and cheese, and Mechouia salad with tomatoes, peppers and onions, spiced with coriander and cumin. And finally, enjoy one of the delicious Tunisian desserts made with dates.