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The ferry lines between Italy and Genoa are served by the sailing companies Grandi Navi Veloci, Moby and Tirrenia which offer 46 weekly sailings with maximum duration of 24 hours 15 minutes and mostly morning and afternoon departures. You can also get to your destination with your car because ferries that operate on this crossing allow vehicles.
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GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
8 weekly sailings
12 h
MOBY
13 weekly sailings
10 h
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
8 weekly sailings
12 h 30 min
TIRRENIA
18 weekly sailings
11 h
GRANDI NAVI VELOCI
15 weekly sailings
19 h 30 min
23 weekly sailings
Duration: 12 hours
EXCELLENT , Excelsior , Forza , GNV ALLEGRA , GNV Auriga , GNV AZZURRA , GNV Blu , GNV Bridge , GNV Polaris , GNV Sealand , GNV Sirio , GNV SPIRIT , Gnv Vessel 1 , LA SUPERBA , LA SUPREMA , Orion , RHAPSODY , SPLENDID , Vessel GNV , Vessel GNV2
13 weekly sailings
Duration: 10 hours
ATHARA , BITHIA , JANAS , MOBY AKI , MOBY DREA , MOBY ORLI , MOBY OTTA , MOBY TOMMY , MOBY VINCI , MOBY WONDER , SHARDEN
18 weekly sailings
Duration: 11 hours
ATHARA , BITHIA , JANAS , MOBY AKI , MOBY ALE DUE , MOBY ORLI , MOBY TOMMY , MOBY WONDER , NURAGHES , SHARDEN
Genoa is a city where history can be found among the ancient buildings on its streets. It is a port city full of contradictions, between light and shadow, wealth and poverty. The city of Genoa is waiting to be discovered, just stroll through the narrow streets - the carruggi - that remain intact since the last century. History Genoa is a city that stands out for its strong character, in times of invasion the city has always been able to gain strength and fight for its independence and in the Middle Ages the Republic of Genoa was born and lasted for eight centuries. In 1800 it was forced to ann... [More information]