CTN Ferries
Tunisia · France & Italy

CTN Ferries

Compagnie Tunisienne de Navigation (CTN), marketed as Tunisia Ferries, operates passenger and vehicle ferries linking La Goulette, the passenger port for Tunis, with Marseille and Genoa. Zarzis appears in its passenger destinations and is served according to the published programme.

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CTN Ferries routes and travel planning

Compagnie Tunisienne de Navigation (CTN), marketed as Tunisia Ferries, operates passenger and vehicle ferries linking La Goulette, the passenger port for Tunis, with Marseille and Genoa. Zarzis appears in its passenger destinations and is served according to the published programme.

Tanit and Carthage are the company’s passenger car ferries. Compare the sailing date, accommodation and arrival time when choosing an overnight Mediterranean crossing. A port’s inclusion in the network does not establish a daily service or a year-round direct route to every other port.

Choose the correct vehicle, trailer and accommodation options. Passengers should check their individual passport, visa, customs and vehicle-document requirements before booking. These differ by nationality, residence and vehicle ownership; a ferry ticket does not establish entry eligibility.

Reviewed 25 October 2026. CTN Ferries official timetable and booking. Use the operator when a local service is not returned by the FerryEU comparison form.

Plan by route

CTN Ferries routes

Explore related EUFerry guides, then confirm departures with the operator for your travel date.

Genoa → Tunis

Plan departure from Genoa and arrival in Tunis, with links to the reverse crossing and port guidance. Check the timetable for the date you intend to sail.

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Marseille → Tunis

Plan departure from Marseille and arrival in Tunis, with links to the reverse crossing and port guidance. Check the timetable for the date you intend to sail.

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Tunis → Genoa

Plan departure from Tunis and arrival in Genoa, with links to the reverse crossing and port guidance. Check the timetable for the date you intend to sail.

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Tunis → Marseille

Plan departure from Tunis and arrival in Marseille, with links to the reverse crossing and port guidance. Check the timetable for the date you intend to sail.

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Before boarding

Booking and terminal checks

Choose your service

Tanit and Carthage are the company’s passenger car ferries. Compare the sailing date, accommodation and arrival time when choosing an overnight Mediterranean crossing. A port’s inclusion in the network does not establish a daily service or a year-round direct route to every other port.

Passengers and vehicles

Choose the correct vehicle, trailer and accommodation options. Passengers should check their individual passport, visa, customs and vehicle-document requirements before booking. These differ by nationality, residence and vehicle ownership; a ferry ticket does not establish entry eligibility.

Terminal and onward travel

For Tunis, use La Goulette passenger port rather than the separate freight port of Radès. Marseille and Genoa have multiple harbour entrances: follow CTN’s current passenger or vehicle instructions. Allow time for check-in, border controls and disembarkation before any onward connection.

Journey planning

How to compare CTN Ferries ferry options

For Tunis, use La Goulette passenger port rather than the separate freight port of Radès. Marseille and Genoa have multiple harbour entrances: follow CTN’s current passenger or vehicle instructions. Allow time for check-in, border controls and disembarkation before any onward connection.

Choose the correct vehicle, trailer and accommodation options. Passengers should check their individual passport, visa, customs and vehicle-document requirements before booking. These differ by nationality, residence and vehicle ownership; a ferry ticket does not establish entry eligibility.

Check the final ticket for the reporting time, departure terminal and inclusions. Recheck operating updates before travelling, and allow time between separate tickets. The return sailing may follow a different pattern from the outward journey.

Connect CTN Ferries with the rest of your journey

The linked EUFerry guides for CTN Ferries involve Italy, Tunisia, France. Start with the port pair you need and then compare the dated service: passenger categories, accommodation and check-in arrangements can differ within the same operator’s network.

Check the land connections at the ports: Genoa port guide · Marseille port guide · Tunis port guide.

Before choosing a CTN Ferries fare, write down the departure terminal, reporting time, arrival port and the first onward connection. Compare each item with the booking result. A cabin, pet space or assistance request should appear in the selected arrangements rather than being inferred from a general ship description.

Open the directional route guides for both halves of a return journey. If the comparison search does not show a sailing, check the operator information on this page before concluding that the service has stopped; some local services and ticket categories are outside the comparison provider’s inventory.

Frequently asked questions

CTN Ferries booking questions

Where does CTN Ferries operate?

Compagnie Tunisienne de Navigation (CTN), marketed as Tunisia Ferries, operates passenger and vehicle ferries linking La Goulette, the passenger port for Tunis, with Marseille and Genoa. Zarzis appears in its passenger destinations and is served according to the published programme.

Which timetable should I use?

Tanit and Carthage are the company’s passenger car ferries. Compare the sailing date, accommodation and arrival time when choosing an overnight Mediterranean crossing. A port’s inclusion in the network does not establish a daily service or a year-round direct route to every other port.

Can I take a vehicle or bicycle?

Choose the correct vehicle, trailer and accommodation options. Passengers should check their individual passport, visa, customs and vehicle-document requirements before booking. These differ by nationality, residence and vehicle ownership; a ferry ticket does not establish entry eligibility.

What should I check before reaching the port?

For Tunis, use La Goulette passenger port rather than the separate freight port of Radès. Marseille and Genoa have multiple harbour entrances: follow CTN’s current passenger or vehicle instructions. Allow time for check-in, border controls and disembarkation before any onward connection.

What if the operator is missing from the comparison search?

Use the official operator link on this page to check and book dated departures. The EUFerry comparison form remains available for routes and passenger categories sold by its booking provider.

Information quality

Information review

Operator information reviewed on 25 October 2026. Check the official timetable and live updates before travel.