🕰️ One of the largest Mediterranean ports, connecting Spain with Italy and North Africa

The Port of Barcelona is one of the busiest in Europe, strategically located to serve passenger and freight routes between Spain, Italy, and North Africa. With modern terminals and easy access to the city center, it’s a top choice for ferry travel.

⛴️ Ferry companies & routes from Barcelona

Seafy recommends these active routes from the Port of Barcelona:

• Grimaldi Lines – Barcelona → Civitavecchia / Porto Torres / Savona / Tangier
  Weekly and seasonal sailings with cabins and vehicle transport.

• GNV – Barcelona → Genoa / Nador / Tangier / Palma de Mallorca
  Regular connections to North Africa and the Balearic Islands.

🚫 Corsica Ferries does not operate from Barcelona.

📌 Approximate travel times

• Barcelona → Civitavecchia: approx. 20–22 hours

• Barcelona → Porto Torres: approx. 12–13 hours

• Barcelona → Savona: approx. 18–20 hours

• Barcelona → Genoa: approx. 20–22 hours

• Barcelona → Nador: approx. 27–29 hours

• Barcelona → Tangier: approx. 28–30 hours

• Barcelona → Palma de Mallorca: approx. 7–8 hours

📍 Where is the Port of Barcelona and how to get there

🚗 By car
Access via Ronda Litoral (B-10) → follow signs for “Port Vell” or “Grimaldi/GNV Terminal”.

🚆 By train
Barcelona Sants station is connected by metro and taxi to the port.

🚌 Public transport
TMB urban buses (V11, D20) and the "Portbus" shuttle serve ferry terminals.

✈️ From Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN)
Distance: approx. 15 km → 25–30 minutes by taxi or bus (Aerobus + metro L3).

🛳️ Passenger terminals & services

• Main terminals: Grimaldi Terminal & GNV Terminal – Moll de Costa

• Available services: ticket offices, waiting rooms, cafés, elevators, vehicle boarding, accessibility

🆓 Free internal shuttle

Available on high-traffic days to move between gates and piers.

📶 Seafy Tip

👉 Don’t forget to connect to the onboard Wi‑Fi once on the ship to stay connected.