Grandi Navi Veloci Schedules 2026

GNV — Grandi Navi Veloci — runs long-haul Mediterranean ferries from Italy to Sicily, Sardinia, Spain, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Albania, carrying passengers, cars and freight on overnight crossings.

North Africa is the growth

The company has been opening routes southward: Civitavecchia–Annaba to Algeria is new, and bookings have opened for Almería–Nador to Morocco for summer 2026. The site is published in Albanian alongside the usual European languages — a direct reflection of who travels these routes.

Built for people who live at both ends

Fares include a rate for locals and residents, and the onboard provision follows the same logic: halal food, a prayer room, and a steakhouse, pizzeria and self-service alongside. Accommodation runs from deck passage and Pullman seats through standard, premium and deluxe cabins to suites — including pet-friendly cabins.

Things worth buying in advance

Late check-out, priority disembarking, a food pass, vehicle insurance and the BOOK SAFE assistance product are all sold separately from the ticket. Sea-Fi provides internet at sea.

Before you travel

The company publishes guidance on documents and visas, the EU's Entry/Exit System rules, travelling while pregnant, reduced mobility, pets and oversized luggage — and a specific page on vehicle access to Ibiza for summer 2026, where the island restricts how many cars may land.