Available Italy to Spain crossings
Travelling from Italy to Spain by ferry is a great way to explore the Mediterranean and experience the beautiful coastal regions of Spain and Italy.
You can select from three various ferry routes departing from Italy to Spain, which are:
- Ferry between Rome and Barcelona
- Ferry between Genoa and Barcelona
- Ferry between the Italian Island Sardinia and Barcelona
We've depicted the routes on the map below to show you where the ferries depart in Italy, off to Spain, Barcelona.
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Italy to Spain ferry route map
The map with ferry routes provides an overview of the various crossings from Italy to Spain. You can obtain information on specific routes by clicking on the markers. Utilize the zoom feature to obtain a more comprehensive and detailed overview.
Timetable, availability, and compare prices
Our user-friendly online booking module simplifies the process of discovering and reserving your preferred ferry journey from Italy to Spain. Simply input your departure port, desired destination, and travel dates, and the system will present you with optimal routes. From there, you can select the ferry option that aligns perfectly with your requirements and budget. Wishing you a fantastic voyage!
Book your ferry ticket early to save money and secure your desired crossing
To maximize savings and ensure availability for your preferred ferry crossing, it is advisable to make your ticket reservations promptly. As the number of passengers booking their journeys rises, so does the cost of ferry tickets. By reserving in advance, you can capitalize on lower fares and sidestep the frustration of a fully booked ferry.
Spain from Italy ferries
There are two convenient direct ferry options available for travellers seeking to journey from Italy to Spain. Additionally, another ferry option allows you to depart from the Italian Island of Sardinia.
Ferry from Rome to Spain (Barcelona)
The ferry journey from Rome to Barcelona, Spain, is a highly sought-after route connecting two renowned cities. Departing from Civitavecchia, a port town situated approximately 80 km northwest of Rome, this popular ferry service usually takes around 20 hours.
Getting to Civitavecchia from Rome is convenient, with multiple transportation options available, including trains, buses, and cars.
Ferry from Northern Italy to Spain (Barcelona)
For travelers seeking to reach Spain, the ferry service from Northern Italy, specifically Genoa, is a favored choice. This mode of transportation offers a distinctive and thrilling opportunity to immerse oneself in the Mediterranean's allure and culture.
The duration of the trip is usually around 20 hours, and passengers can secure overnight accommodations to ensure a comfortable rest during the journey. The ferry from Northern Italy (Genoa) to Spain delivers an unforgettable experience, allowing travelers to appreciate the beauty and richness of the Mediterranean region.
Ferry from Sardinia to Spain, Barcelona
Grimaldi Lines operates a convenient ferry service, offering up to four weekly sailings from Sardinia. The ferry departs from the port of Porto Torres and travels to Barcelona, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking a comfortable and scenic journey between these two destinations.
Passengers can choose from a variety of cabin options provided by Grimaldi Lines, ranging from basic inside cabins to spacious suites with stunning sea views. Onboard amenities, including restaurants, bars, and entertainment options, are also available to enhance the travel experience.
Furthermore, opting for ferries to Sardinia from the mainland allows travelers to continue their journey to Spain from other locations in Italy or France. This flexibility adds an additional advantage to this travel option.
If you like this option, you can have a look at our map with routes to (and from) Sardinia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it is possible to bring a car on all ferry crossings from Italy to Spain.
There used to be more ferry companies, but the number is now limited to two. These are GNV and Grimaldi Lines. The companies provide a total of 3 routes.
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