Porto Torres Genoa Ferry
Ferries from Porto Torres to Genoa are operated by 2 ferry companies. Operators include Grandi Navi Veloci and Tirrenia. There are currently 14 weekly sailings on this ferry route. The journey typically takes around 12 hours 14 minutes. The earliest departure is at 19:00 and the latest is at 21:30.
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Ferry Companies from Porto Torres to Genoa
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Porto Torres to Genoa Ferry Prices (2026 Estimates)
Ferry prices for the Porto Torres to Genoa route are dynamic and vary depending on demand, availability and how far in advance you book.
👉 Typical prices range from around $141 to over $151 depending on the season and vehicle type. Most travelers with a car can expect to pay between $141 and $151 one way, although prices may be higher during peak travel periods.
Cars (including driver): From $141 to $151 one way, rising to $151 during peak times.
💡Travel tip: Booking early and traveling mid-week usually offers the lowest fares. Prices are highest during weekends and holiday periods.
👉 For the latest prices and availability, check live Porto Torres to Genoa ferry fares.
The ferry journey from Porto Torres to Genoa offers a smooth and enjoyable connection from Sardinia to the Italian mainland. With its rich maritime history, Genoa is an exciting destination to explore.
Wander through the historic city centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visit the famous Aquarium of Genoa, or enjoy fresh Ligurian cuisine at one of its many restaurants. As one of Italy’s largest ports, Genoa provides excellent connections to other iconic destinations like Milan and the Italian Riviera.
Porto Torres Genoa in pictures
Departure Board for Porto Torres-Genoa
Monday, August 10, 2026
Latest Ticket Prices for Porto Torres-Genoa
Latest Ticket Prices for Porto Torres-Genoa
Frequently Asked Questions About Porto Torres-Genoa
Frequently Asked Questions About Porto Torres-Genoa
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About Genoa
Genoa ferry port is strategically located for tourists and trade and has always acted as a link between continental Europe and the Mediterranean. Spain, Morocco, Corsica, Sardinia and Tunisia are all well connected from Genoa port.
The history of Genoa is linked to seafaring and trade; the city is known, among other things, for being the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, Giuseppe Mazzini and Goffredo Mameli. Its port is the most important in Italy.
The historic centre of Genoa features numerous palaces, called Palazzi dei Rolli, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In Genoa, you can find some of the most beautiful Palaces in Europe, real treasures, both in the historic centre of Genoa and along the Riviera. Today Genoa is an established tourist, cultural, scientific, musical and university centre.
About Porto Torres
Porto Torres is a town located in northwestern Sardinia, Italy. It lies along the Gulf of Asinara (an inlet of the Mediterranean) at the mouth of the Mannu River. It is rich in history and culture and is famous all over the world for its beautiful beaches and the wealth of its parks and nature reserves, including the Cetacean Sanctuary and the Asinara National Park.
The port of Porto Torres is the largest port in Sardinia. It is located near the city centre.
Porto Torres to Genoa Ships
Reviews for Porto Torres-Genoa
Reviews for Porto Torres-Genoa
The trip was for my…
The trip was for my mother, who came from Sardinia to visit me in Milan. She had a great time, slept well, and the trip was pleasant. The sea was calm and the boat arrived on time.
It's a shame that upon…
It's a shame that upon arrival in Genoa, garage number 3 was allowed to leave later than garage number 4 at the Azzurra. They wanted to ensure an orderly process, but because the ramp for garage number 4 was also down, all the cars left at once, leading to chaos and forcing those who followed the instructions to wait longer. This was particularly frustrating for holidaymakers with a journey of over 1000km ahead of them.
Te ship most be more…
Te ship most be more cleaner