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Tunis (La Goulette): ferries, timetables and prices
Tunis (La Goulette) is the main passenger and vehicle port for the Tunisian capital, connecting North Africa with several ports in France and Italy. From here you can sail with your car or on foot to Marseille, Genoa, Civitavecchia (Rome) and Palermo, on medium and long-distance crossings widely used by families, residents, students and freight. On TheBato you can compare ferry companies, timetables and prices in one search, add your vehicle and choose between seats and cabins, with support in English, French, Spanish and Arabic.
Tip: these ferries are very popular in summer, during school holidays and around Eid. If you travel with a car, van, motorbike or camper, book early and compare different European ports (Marseille, Genoa, Civitavecchia, Palermo) on TheBato.
Ferry timetables from Tunis (La Goulette) depend on the route, company and season. Crossings to Marseille, Genoa, Civitavecchia and Palermo usually operate several times per week, with more departures in summer and around major holidays. These are long journeys: as a guideline, many sailings take between around 14 hours (to Palermo) and over 24 hours (to Marseille, Genoa or Civitavecchia), depending on the operator, timetable and sea conditions. On TheBato you can see current schedules, departure and arrival times, approximate duration and onboard accommodation options (seats, reclining seats and cabins).
The passenger terminal at Tunis (La Goulette) handles ferries to France and Italy, as well as cruise ships. Facilities typically include ticket offices and check-in desks, passport control and customs, waiting rooms, toilets, cafés, shops and services for passengers with reduced mobility. On busy travel days it is advisable to arrive early, follow the signs and the instructions given by port and ferry company staff.
On TheBato you can compare multiple ferry companies that operate between Tunisia and ports in France and Italy in a single search. Plan your trip from or to Tunis (La Goulette) easily: add your vehicle or travel on foot, choose your timetable and onboard accommodation and pay securely online. Our team regularly helps families, residents abroad, workers and tourists travelling between Tunisia and Europe, with support in English, French, Spanish and Arabic via WhatsApp and email.
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From Tunis (La Goulette) there are regular ferries to Marseille, Genoa, Civitavecchia and Palermo, with additional seasonal services to other Italian ports depending on the time of year and operator.
Crossings between Tunis and Marseille are long international journeys that typically take around 20–24 hours, depending on the ferry company, timetable and sea conditions.
The Tunis – Genoa route is also a long crossing, with typical journey times of around 22–24 hours, depending on the operator and season.
Ferries from Tunis to Palermo are usually among the shortest, often taking around 12–14 hours, while crossings to Civitavecchia can take from around 18 hours upwards, depending on the company and timetable.
Yes. Services between Tunis and Europe generally operate for most of the year, with more departures in summer and during main holiday periods. Some specific routes or sailings may be seasonal.
Yes. Ferries from Tunis (La Goulette) normally accept cars, vans, motorbikes and sometimes campers. When searching on TheBato, select “with vehicle” and enter the exact type and dimensions when booking.
Visa requirements depend on your nationality and residence status. A valid passport is required, and some travellers may need a visa for Tunisia or for France/Italy (Schengen area). Always check the latest official rules before travelling.
If you travel with a vehicle, plan to arrive about 3 hours before departure. Foot passengers should be at the port at least 2 hours in advance, and a bit earlier on very busy days or around major holidays.
