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Ferries to Italy - Schedules Overview
Book a ferry to Italy from Spain with Grandi
Navi Veloci (Barcelona to Genoa) or Grimaldi
Lines (Barcelona to Civitavecchia).
You can book ferries to Italy from Corsica,
Sardinia and Elba with the following operators:
Grandi Navi Veloci, Grimaldi Lines, Moby Lines,
SNAV and Tirrenia di Navigazione.
Book ferries to Italy from Sicily with Grandi
Navi Veloci, Grimaldi Lines, SNAV and Tirrenia
di Navigazione. Travel from Palermo to Genoa,
Civitavecchia, Livorno, Salerno and Napoli
(Naples).
Book a ferry to Italy from Greece. Travel from
Igoumenitsa, Patras, Corfu, Sami, Paxi and
Kefalonia to Venice, Ancona, Brindisi or Bari.
Ferries to Italy from Greece are operated by the
following companies: Minoan Lines, Anek lines,
Endeavor Lines, Agoudimos Lines, Superfast
Ferries, Ventouris Ferries and SNAV.
Ferries to Italy also operate from Albania, from
Durres to Bari (Ventouris Ferries, Tirrenia di
Navigazione, Venezia Lines and European
Seaways). You can also book a ferry to Italy
from Croatia; ferries from Ancona and Pescara go
to Split, Stari Grad, Hvar and Vis with the
operators Blue Line and SNAV. You can also book
ferries to Italy from Croatia or Slovenia with
Venezia Lines, who travel to Venice from
Lussino, Pola, Porec, Rabac, Rovigno (Rovinj)
and Pirano (Piran).
You can also book ferries to Italy from Tunisia
(Grandi Navi Veloci, Grimaldi Lines and SNCM),
Algeria (Grandi Navi Veloci), France (GLD
Lines), and the Pontine and Aeolian Islands
(SNAV).
Ferries to Italy - Destination Overview
Italy boasts a wealth of popular destinations
and has something for everyone to enjoy. Take a
romantic gondola ride in Venice, see the ancient
Coliseum in Rome, visit the leaning tower of
Pisa, admire the many masterpieces in the Uffizi
gallery of Florence or simply relax on one of
the many beautiful beaches that can be found
along Italy's miles of stunning coastline.
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Discover Italy
With its style, culture, humour and volatile
politics, Italy, perhaps more than any other
country, has influenced the course of
European development. With a wonderful
climate year round southern Italy is a
perfect destination for a holiday. You can
book a Ferry to Italy from the islands of
Sardinia, Elba or Sicily. Turin in the north
hosted the 2006 Winter Olympics and is a
gateway to the ski resorts of the Alps,
while Milan offers great shopping, and
places to eat and drink.
On Sicily you can also enjoy the
breathtaking views of the active volcano of
Etna and feel the heat from the ashes by
talking a walk on the volcano. Sardinia will
give you bizarre rock formations, caves,
mountains, canyons and forests all
surrounded by endless beaches and the
emerald green ocean with its crystal clear
water. You can also book a ferry to Italy
from Slovenia, Croatia and Albania.
Summer temperatures in the south are far
hotter than in the north - especially in the
mountain regions which have heavy winter
snowfalls. The north is the wettest area,
while the wettest months are October to
December.
Travelling in Italy
Trenitalia runs a nationwide train network
at very reasonable fares, calculated on the
distance travelled. Main routes include
Turin-Milan-Venice; Milan-Bologna-Bari;
Rome-Genoa-Turin; and Rome-Naples-Palermo.
The road network includes over 6,000km
(3,700 miles) of motorway (autostrada).
Tolls are charged at varying distances and
scales and road signs are international. Be
prepared for traffic congestion and some
`eccentric' driving especially around Milan
and Rome.
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Places to See
The capital city Rome is a bustling
metropolis where ancient ruins of
the Roman Forum or the Coliseum
stand tall. In Florence there is the
impressive Uffizi Gallery with many
masterpieces on display. In the
north, Milan is a hotspot for
fashion lovers and you can enjoy
your espresso in one of the many
modern bars across the city.
Catch an Italy ferry to the romantic
city of Venice where you can take a
tour of the city in a gondola, walk
the narrow streets admiring some
stunning architecture or enjoy an
(expensive!) cappuccino on the
Piazza San Marco. Italy is fanatical
about its football clubs and it is
worth paying a visit to the grounds
of Juventus (Turin), Milan (AC &
Inter) and Roma - amongst many -
whether to watch a match or discover
the history of the clubs.
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Anek Lines |
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Blue Line |
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Corsica
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Emilia
Romagna Lines |
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Endeavor Lines |
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European
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GLD Lines |
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Grandi Navi Veloci |
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Grimaldi Lines |
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Minoan Lines |
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Moby Lines |
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Montenegro Lines |
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SNAV |
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SNCM |
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Superfast Ferries |
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Tirrenia |
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Venezia Lines |
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