Ferries Sardinia

Ferry companies offer special discounts for certain passenger groups. The types of discounts vary depending on the ferry route and company, but are usually available throughout the year.

All available discounts are displayed during the online booking process on Ferryhopper.

Discounts for children

Children up to around 3 years of age can usually travel for free on ferries to Sardinia, while those aged up to 11 or 12 may be eligible for a discount on their ticket.

The exact amount of the discount varies according to the ferry company.

Sardinian residents discount

All Sardinian residents can enjoy special discounts on ferry tickets. All you need to do is select the discount and enter your ID or passport number when booking your ferry online on Ferryhopper.

Remember to carry a document proving your residence in Sardinia, which you will need to present when boarding the ferry.

If you travel by ferry, you can reach several destinations in Sardinia, including Olbia and Golfo Aranci on the north-eastern coast, Porto Torres in the north-west, Cagliari in the south, and Arbatax on the east coast.

These ports are connected to multiple ports on Italy’s western coast. The main ones are Livorno and Piombino in central Italy, Genoa in the north, and Naples in the south. There is also a ferry connection from Palermo in Sicily, the biggest island in the Mediterranean that sits south of Sardinia.

Sardinia can also be reached by ferry from Corsica and ports in southern France such as Toulon and Nice, as well as Barcelona in Spain.

Discover all ferry connections to Sardinia and book your ferry tickets today on Ferryhopper!

Ferries from Italy to Sardinia

Ferries operate year-round from mainland Italy to Sardinia, with daily and weekly departures depending on your destination port. The fastest route is from Civitavecchia to Olbia, taking 5.5 hours. Other crossings to southern Sardinia can take up to 15 hours.

Grimaldi Lines, Moby Lines, Tirrenia, Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV), and Corsica Ferries all operate routes between the west coast of Italy and Sardinia, offering a variety of services to passengers aboard conventional ferries. You can, for example, travel with your vehicle and bring along your pet and upgrade to a cabin for a more comfortable experience on longer journeys.

Ferries from Rome (Civitavecchia) to Sardinia

Civitavecchia, a well-known seaside resort, is located only 1 hour from Rome and is one of the main ports in central Italy. It is a popular departure port for those wanting to visit Sardinia, as it offers connections to 4 ports on the island: Olbia, Porto Torres, Cagliari, and Arbatax.

Ferry routes from Civitavecchia to Sardinia operate year-round, with multiple departures daily and weekly. Read on for more information about each route.

Civitavecchia - Olbia ferry

The ferry from Civitavecchia to Olbia departs once a day in the winter and twice a day in the summer months. The ferry trip can last from 5 hr 30 min to 8 hours depending on the company. Ticket prices start at around €36.

Although departure times vary slightly by month, most trips take place overnight, allowing you to catch some rest on the ferry and reach Sardinia by the following morning.

Civitavecchia - Cagliari ferry

Ferries from the port of Civitavecchia to Cagliari operate 3 times a week. The ships take 12-15 hours to reach their destination. Tickets start at around €44.

Civitavecchia - Arbatax ferry

The connection from Civitavecchia to Arbatax is active all year round, with 2 weekly crossings (on Tuesdays and Saturdays). In August, there is usually 1 extra departure on Thursdays. Ferres operating the Civitavecchia - Arbatax route usually take 9 hours to reach their destination. Tickets start at around €40.

Civitavecchia - Porto Torres ferry

The connection from Civitavecchia to Porto Torres is usually operated 1-4 times a week depending on the season, and most crossings are overnight. The fastest ferry normally takes 7 hours 30 minutes to reach Porto Torres. Tickets start at €25.

Ferries from Genoa to Sardinia

You can reach Sardinia from the port of Genoa by ferry all year round, but there are also seasonal routes. The crossings last around 10 hours, but ferry time may vary depending on the connection. All ferries departing from Genoa to the ports of Sardinia are conventional ferries.

Genoa - Olbia ferry

Ferries from Genoa to Olbia operate from mid-April to the end of October. There are usually 3 weekly departures in April, May and October, and up to 3 departures per day between June and September. The crossings can last between 10 hours and 12 hours 30 minutes, depending on the operator. Genoa - Olbia ferry tickets start at around €48.

Genoa - Porto Torres ferry

You can travel from Genoa to Porto Torres by ferry all year round with 1-3 departures per day, depending on the season. Ferry time ranges from 10 hours to 12 hours 45 minutes, depending on the crossing and the company. Ferry tickets start at around €26.

Genoa - Golfo Aranci ferry

Genoa - Golfo Aranci ferries are available only in July and August with around 1-4 weekly departures. The crossing can last between 10 hours and 11 hours 15 minutes. Ferry tickets start at around €47.

Ferries from Livorno to Sardinia

The port of Livorno offers the most popular routes to Sardinia. Ferries operate all year round with several departures per day. The fastest crossings to Olbia and Golfo Aranci last about 7 hours. The routes are served by both high-speed and conventional ferries.

Livorno - Olbia ferry

Ferries to Olbia from Livorno depart 4 times per day. The route is also operated by high-speed vessels. The fastest crossing takes about 7 hours to reach the destination. Livorno - Olbia ferry tickets start at around €20.

Livorno - Golfo Aranci ferry

Ferries from Livorno to Golfo Aranci depart at least 2 times per week. The route is also served by high-speed ferries, and the journey takes from 7 hours to 12 hours 30 minutes. Tickets start at around €18.

Ferries from Piombino to Sardinia

Ferries from Piombino to Sardinia are seasonal and remain active a few months of the year. The port of Piombino serves some of the shortest routes to Sardinia, with the trip to Olbia taking around 5 hours. The connections are served by both high-speed and conventional ferries.

Piombino - Olbia ferries

Ferries from Piombino to Olbia operate from June to September with 3 crossings per week. In August, the route is served almost every day. Piombino - Olbia route offers the fastest connection to Sardegna, with a duration of 5 hours. Tickets start at €38 and the ships are conventional.

Piombino - Golfo Arranci ferries

Ferry Piombino - Golfo Aranci ferry route is normally active only in August, with 2-3 crossings, usually Saturdays (and occasionally on Fridays). The trip takes between 6 hours 30 min and 7 hours 15 minutes, and ferry tickets start at around €27.

Ferries from Naples to Sardinia

Ferries from Naples to Sardinia head to the port of Cagliari, and are active all year round with several weekly departures. The route is operated only by conventional ferries.

Naples - Cagliari ferry

The Naples - Cagliari ferry connection is normally served 3 times per week. The crossing lasts approximately 15 hours, and ferry tickets start at around €35.

Ferries from Sicily to Sardinia

You can travel from the port of Palermo to Cagliari all year round with Grimaldi Lines conventional ferries.

Palermo - Cagliari ferry

Palermo - Cagliari ferries are normally active once a week (on Sundays). The journey usually lasts 12 hours. Ferry ticket prices start at around €40.

Ferries from France to Sardinia

You can also reach the north of Sardinia from 2 ports in the French Riviera. Porto Torres is, in fact, connected to the famous cities of Nice and Toulon by Corsica Ferries vessels.

Toulon - Porto Torres ferry

The route to Porto Torres from Toulon is active all year round, with the ferry frequency depending on the season. Ferry time ranges from 10 hours 30 min to 16 hours and tickets start at around €20.

Nice - Porto Torres ferries

The Nice - Porto Torres ferry route is normally served occasionally, with 1 or 2 weekly departures in July and August. The crossing takes between 11 hours and 17 hours, depending on the crossing, and tickets start at around €29.

Ferries from Corsica to Sardinia

Did you know that you can travel to Corsica from Sardinia by ferry in less than 1 hour? Ferries between the two islands are very popular and operate all year round. The Sardinian ports of Santa Teresa Gallura, Porto Torres and Golfo Aranci offer connections to Bonifacio, Ajaccio, Bastia and Porto Vecchio in Corsica.

Bonifacio - Santa Teresa Gallura ferry

The ferry route to the port of Santa Teresa Gallura from Bonifacio is served all year round with up to 7 daily crossings. The crossing lasts only 50 minutes and tickets start at €17.

Ajaccio - Porto Torres ferry

The ferry connection from Ajaccio to Porto Torres is available all year round. There are 1-2 crossings per week, with the trip lasting between 3 and 5 hours. Ferry tickets start at around €25.

Bastia - Golfo Aranci ferry

The Bastia - Golfo Aranci ferry route is active most months of the year. There are usually 2 crossings per week, with a duration of at least 6 hours 30 minutes. Tickets start at around €22.

Porto Vecchio - Porto Torres ferry

Departures from Porto Vecchio to Porto Torres are occasional, with 2-3 crossings per month, usually in May, June, September, and October. The trip lasts less than 5 hours and ferry tickets start at around €23.

Ferries from Spain to Sardinia

The Barcelona - Porto Torres ferry is very popular and is served with 2-3 crossings per week. The journey can last from 13 to 15 hours and tickets start at €38.

Island-hopping in Sardinia

In addition to longer ferry routes from the Italian mainland, there are shorter local trips that allow you to explore the surrounding islands. One of the most popular routes is from Palau to La Maddalena, connecting northern Sardinia with the Maddalena Archipelago.

Ferries Palau - La Maddalena

Ferries operate year-round from Palau to La Maddalena, with departures throughout the day, especially during the summer months. The crossing takes only 15-20 min, making it ideal for day trips or short stays. Ferries arrive at the port of La Maddalena, close to the island’s main town and services.

Tip: on our Map of ferries, you can search for all the active connections and plan your ferry trip to Sardinia in just a few steps!

Operators connecting Sardinia with mainland Italy and Europe

• Grimaldi Lines provides year-round departures from mainland Italy and Spain to Sardinia. The company connects Livorno with Olbia, Civitavecchia (Rome) with Porto Torres and Arbatax, as well as Naples with Cagliari. Grimaldi Lines also runs international routes such as Barcelona - Porto Torres.
• Moby Lines serves some of the most popular ferry routes to northern Sardinia, including Livorno - Olbia, Genoa - Olbia and Piombino - Olbia. The company also operates frequent crossings from Civitavecchia (Rome) to Olbia, especially during the summer months.
• Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV) connects Sardinia with mainland Italy via routes such as Genoa - Porto Torres, Genoa - Olbia and Civitavecchia - Olbia. These ferries typically operate overnight crossings and provide regular year-round services.
• Tirrenia runs ferry routes from Genoa and Civitavecchia (Rome) to Sardinian ports, including Porto Torres and Olbia.
• Corsica Ferries connects Sardinia with mainland Italy and France. The company operates routes such as Livorno - Golfo Aranci and seasonal crossings from French ports like Toulon, mainly serving northern Sardinian destinations.

Local ferry companies operating routes within Sardinia

• Delcomar operates daily crossings on the short Palau - La Maddalena route, providing a popular connection between northern Sardinia and the famous La Maddalena archipelago.
• Maddalena Lines also serves the Palau - La Maddalena connection, with daily departures, especially during the high season.
• Ichnusa Lines operates the international short crossing between Santa Teresa Gallura (Sardinia) and Bonifacio (Corsica).

What is the fastest route to Sardinia?

The fastest way to travel by ferry from mainland Italy to Sardinia is from Piombino, Tuscany, to Olbia, one of the island’s main ports on its north-eastern coast. The ferry trip takes around 5 to 5.5 hours.

In terms of connections from other countries, the Bonifacio (Corsica) - Santa Teresa Gallura ferry is the fastest, taking only about 50 min.

What is the cheapest ferry to Sardinia?

The most budget-friendly ferries to Sardinia from mainland Italy usually depart from Piombino, Livorno, or Civitavecchia (Rome), and arrive in northern ports such as Olbia or Porto Torres. The ferry route from Piombino to Olbia is often the cheapest.

Shorter crossings from Corsica, such as from Bonifacio to Santa Teresa Gallura, are also reasonably priced, particularly in the spring and autumn.

Booking in advance and avoiding popular summer months can help save on your tickets.

Which ferries are best if you’re traveling with a car?

Since companies use conventional ferries to travel to Sardinia, you can transport various types of vehicles, such as cars and motorcycles. During the crossing, you can safely leave your vehicle parked on the vessel’s car deck while you enjoy the amenities on board.

Northern or Southern Sardinia: Which ferry route should you take?

If you’re trying to reach northern Sardinia, specifically Olbia or Porto Torres, the most popular departure ports are Livorno, Genoa, and Civitavecchia. Moby Lines, Grimaldi Lines, GNV, and Tirrenia offer daytime and overnight crossings with various options for vehicle transportation and accommodations.

For destinations in southern Sardinia, such as Cagliari, you can depart from Civitavecchia (Rome) or Naples. Grimaldi Lines, Tirrenia, and GNV serve these ports. Although these crossings are longer, the ferries have comfortable lounges and different typles of cabins where you can sit back and relax.

Should I travel by ferry to Olbia or Porto Torres?

Whether you choose Porto Torres or Olbia depends on where in northern Sardinia you want to go. Olbia is ideal if you want to explore the Costa Smeralda, the Golfo Aranci area and the La Maddalena archipelago, as these popular destinations on the north-eastern coast are only a short drive away.

Porto Torres is a better option when exploring northwestern Sardinia, such as Stintino, Alghero, and the surrounding area. Both ports are connected by ferry from Livorno, Genoa, and Civitavecchia (Rome).

Can I bring my car on the ferry to Sardinia?

Yes, you can transport your vehicle on any of the ferries to Sardinia. You can add cars, motorcycles, campers, and caravans to your booking online for an additional fee.

Remember that driving is the most practical way to explore the island, as it allows you to reach beautiful beaches, towering mountains, and charming villages at your own pace. We just recommend booking well in advance to secure your vehicle’s spot on the ferry, especially during high season.

You can find detailed information about vehicle regulations for ferries in Italy on Ferryhopper.

What types of vehicles can I bring on Sardinia ferries?

Below is a list of vehicle types that can be brought on Sardinian ferries:

• Cars & motorcycles: Most ferries allow you to transport cars and motorcycles. You can drive your vehicle onto the ferry and park it in a designated area.
• Campers & caravans: You can also bring campers, caravans, and similar motorhomes on board. Be sure to check the operator’s guidelines on vehicle dimensions, as a special reservation may be required for larger vehicles. Exploring Sardinia by camper is a great option because it gives you complete flexibility and allows you to save on accommodation!
• Bicycles: Some ferry companies, such as GNV, allow you to transport your bike free of charge, while others may require a small fee. With Tirrenia and Moby Lines, for example, you can bring a bicycle on board for about €5.
• Commercial vehicles: Larger ferries can accommodate commercial vehicles, vans, and trucks of various sizes. However, it is important to check the operator’s specific requirements. In some cases, a phone reservation may be necessary.
• Vehicles with external trunks or trailer hitches: If you plan to carry equipment on the roof or rear of your vehicle, select the correct size when booking.

Tip: Always check the ferry company's policy, as rules, fees, and vehicle requirements may vary. It is especially important to book early during the high season in order to secure a spot for your vehicle.

How much does it cost to bring my car on the ferry to Sardinia?

The cost of vehicle tickets ranges from €25 to €100, depending on the route, ferry operator and vehicle type. Shorter crossings, such as from Piombino to Olbia, tend to be cheaper than the longer routes.

Depending on the time of the year, ferry companies offer discounts for bookings that include vehicles, especially when tickets are secured in advance. Prices can increase during the high season, so it is recommended that you book early to secure the best price.

Ferries to Sardinia offer a wide range of services, which vary depending on the route and company. Most ferries are conventional, but high-speed vessels are also available on certain routes.

What cabin and seating options are there on board?

Ferries to Sardinia offer 3 types of accommodation: deck tickets, numbered seats and cabins. The level of comfort and the price vary depending on the route, company and season.

Deck-lounge tickets

Booking a deck-lounge ticket on the ferry to Sardinia is usually the cheapest option and provides access to the ferry’s indoor and outdoor communal areas, including lounges with tables, chairs and sofas.

Numbered seats

These numbered, airplane-style seats are ideal for passengers who want to sit back and relax during the journey towards Sardinia. These reclining seats are located in dedicated, air-conditioned areas and usually come with their own TV screens and Wi-Fi packages.

Cabins on ferries to Sardinia

For overnight or long ferry crossings, we recommend booking a cabin as this is the most comfortable option. Ferry companies operating routes to Sardinia offer a variety of cabin options, ranging from standard interior to sea-view cabins or more spacious or premium options.

Cabins can accommodate 1-4 passengers and usually include a private bathroom, air conditioning, electrical outlets, bed linen and towels. Some suites may also feature additional amenities, such as a TV, a minibar or pet-friendly amenities.

Accessible cabins for passengers with disabilities are also available on selected vessels.

Tip: Cabins on ferries to Sardinia are often in high demand, especially in the summer, and tend to sell out quickly, so early booking is recommended.

Can I travel with my pet on the ferry to Sardinia?

Yes, pets are welcome on all ferries to Sardinia. You just need to include them in your booking and pay a small fee.

Smaller pets usually need to remain in their carriers, while larger ones should wear a leash and a muzzle in the common areas of the ship. Some ferry companies also have on-board kennels and designated areas for animals.

If you would prefer a more comfortable travel experience for you and your pet, you can always book a pet-friendly cabin. The floors are usually linoleum and odour-resistant mats are provided. As the number of pet-friendly cabins is limited, we recommend booking in advance.

Remember that policies and transport fees may vary slightly depending on the ferry company, so check the company's specific requirements before traveling and make sure you have all the necessary documents for your pet.

How much luggage can I travel with?

Ferry luggage policies depend on whether you’re traveling as a foot passenger or with a vehicle. In general, ferry companies are more flexible than airlines, though rules may vary slightly by operator and ticket type.

Luggage rules for foot passengers

Ferry companies usually allow 1 or 2 suitcases plus 1 small carry-on bag per foot passenger on most major ferry routes to Sardinia at no extra cost.

Additional luggage may incur extra fees, and some operators may impose size or weight restrictions, particularly on busy routes or during peak seasons. Passengers are responsible for carrying and storing their own luggage on board.

Luggage for passengers traveling with a vehicle

If you’re traveling by car, motorcycle, camper or van, you can usually store your luggage inside your vehicle, so there are no specific luggage limits. This makes traveling by vehicle the most convenient option for passengers with multiple bags, sports equipment or bulky items.

Tip: Always check your ferry operator's luggage policy before departure as rules can vary, especially if you’re traveling as a foot passenger with extra or oversized luggage.

Fun fact: the Legacy and Fantasy ferries of Moby Lines which operate on the Livorno - Olbia route, are among the largest and eco-friendly ferries in the world, boasting cruise-like amenities.

The “Fantasy” ferry of Moby Lines traveling to Olbia

Is Wi-Fi available on ferries to Sardinia?

Most operators offer paid Wi-Fi that can be used in common areas and corridors. On some ships, it can also be used in cabins. Service quality and coverage may vary by vessel, so check with your ferry company before booking.

Are there bars and restaurants on board?

The food options on board ferries to Sardinia depend on the ferry company and the type of vessel. Usually, there are à la carte restaurants, self-service ones, bars, and pizzerias.

However, there is a variety of gastronomic services that can satisfy all passengers. The menus on Tirrenia and Moby ferries even include some Sardinian delicacies to promote the local cuisine.

Corsica Ferries' ships have multiple dining venues, from coffee shops to fancy restaurants. Grimaldi Lines offers excellent breakfast options, and an aperitif or a snack. GNV's restaurant also has gluten-free dishes.

During the summer, outdoor bars are available on the ships, where you can refresh yourself with a nice ice cream while gazing at the sea. Moreover, all companies offer kids’ menus and various vegetarian or vegan options.

Some operators provide special cabin food services. On select Moby and Tirrenia sailings, for example, you can book a catering service that delivers lunch or dinner directly to your cabin. These menus, prepared by onboard chefs, often feature Mediterranean cuisine and can be added during booking or purchased onboard.

Is accessibility supported on ferries to Sardinia?

Yes, most ferries to Sardinia have facilities for passengers with disabilities. Features commonly found on these ferries include accessible cabins and restrooms, elevators, ramps, and designated parking areas. Assistance with boarding or disembarking is usually available upon request.

Make sure to inform the ferry company of your needs ahead of time to ensure you receive the appropriate support.

 To find out more information on services for passengers with disabilities on ferries in Italy take a look at our blog. 

What entertainment is available onboard?

Entertainment options vary by operator and vessel. Many ships have game rooms, casinos, relaxing lounges and duty-free shops.

Some larger vessels also have outdoor pools, solariums, and cinema halls for passengers to enjoy. At times you can even find live music and dance areas!

Families & children

Even the little ones can have fun on the ferry! Operators often provide play areas for children where they can watch cartoons, draw, and play in a safe environment.

A colorful children’s play area on a GNV ferry

Sardinia has 7 main ports, all located near the island’s tourist resorts. The most important ports are: Olbia, Porto Torres, Cagliari, Golfo Aranci, Arbatax, Santa Teresa Gallura and Palau.

Here is some useful information on each one:

• Olbia: Located in the northeast, Olbia is one of the busiest ports on the island, welcoming over 1 million travelers each year. It is well connected to Civitavecchia, Genoa, Livorno, and Piombino, providing access to northern Sardinia and the Costa Smeralda.
• Porto Torres: Situated in the northwest, Porto Torres is the largest port on the island. It serves ferries from Italy (Genoa, Civitavecchia), Spain (Barcelona), France (Nice, Toulon), and Corsica (Ajaccio).
• Cagliari: The Sardinian capital is located in the south of the island and is connected all year round with the ports of Civitavecchia, Naples and Palermo.
• Golfo Aranci: This port is located in the north of Sardinia and is another convenient arrival point for those wanting to visit the Costa Smeralda. Golfo Aranci is connected to the ports of Livorno, Piombino, Nice and Bastia.
• Arbatax: Facing the eastern coast of the island, Arbatax is connected all year round with the port of Civitavecchia.
• Santa Teresa Gallura: Located at the northern tip of Sardinia, Santa Teresa Gallura is the closest port to Corsica. It has year-round connections to Bonifacio, ideal for short crossings to the French island.
• Palau: This port is the gateway to the Maddalena Archipelago. Ferries to La Maddalena run frequently, with a crossing of just 15-20 minutes, making it perfect for day trips.

What documents do I need to travel by ferry to Sardinia?

• Italian citizens: A valid identity card or passport may be requested when boarding the ferry.
• EU/Schengen travelers: A national ID card or passport is accepted.
• Non-EU travelers: A valid passport is required and a visa may also be needed depending on the country.

If you are traveling with a vehicle, bring your driver’s license, vehicle registration and insurance documents.

How do I book ferry tickets?

Booking your ferry tickets online is fast and easy with Ferryhopper. You can compare ferry schedules for Sardinia, as well as fares, select your preferred departure time, and choose between deck seats, cabins and vehicle options.

We recommend booking well in advance, especially during the high season, to guarantee your preferred cabin, seat, or departure time.

What is the check-in and boarding procedure?

We recommend arriving at the port at least 1 hour before departure, or earlier if you are traveling with a vehicle.

Most ferry companies allow you to check in online and board with your e-ticket. Sometimes, however, you will need to collect your paper ticket at the port before departure using your online booking confirmation.

Boarding usually begins 30 minutes before departure and is managed by port staff.

Best time to book your ferry tickets to Sardinia

Sardinia is a heavenly destination every month of the year, but choosing the best time to book your ferry can make all the difference.

If you are planning to travel during the summer, we recommend booking 4-5 months in advance to make sure there is availability in tickets, cabins, and car-deck spaces. Plus, you can take advantage of early-booking offers.

During the high season, which runs from the beginning of June to the end of August, ferries to Sardinia are in high demand. If you book in advance, you can avoid last-minute inconveniences and potentially take advantage of better fares.

Beyond the time of year, there are also specific days and periods when prices tend to rise, such as holidays, Saturdays, and Sundays. To have a better chance to save on your ferry tickets, it’s best to travel on weekdays.

The off-season is perfect for those who prefer to explore the island away from the summer crowds. Plus, you can often find lower prices and benefit from last-minute deals! If you travel in autumn, winter, or spring, you'll also have more flexibility with travel dates and crossing options, as demand is lower.

Remember that on our website and the Ferryhopper App, you can compare routes, schedules, and ferry prices to and from Sardinia, and choose the option that suits you best.

Book a cabin for longer crossings

An overnight trip is more comfortable with a cabin, offering more privacy and a chance to rest before arriving in Sardinia. This is particularly useful for families or travelers who want to arrive feeling well-rested.

Arrive at the port well in advance

Italian ports can be very busy in the summer. Passengers should arrive at least 1 hour before departure or more, especially if traveling with a vehicle, to ensure a smooth boarding process.

Bring a car or camper

Having your own vehicle makes it easy to reach stunning hidden beaches, mountain villages and remote spots. Exploring Sardinia with a campervan is also convenient as it reduces accommodation costs and gives you more freedom to explore the island at your own pace.

Sardinia is the second-largest island in Italy and a top summer vacation destination. Famous for its emerald waters, pristine beaches and millennia-old history, Sardinia is ideal for a trip filled with relaxation and adventure. 

Find out more about the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea in our travel guide to Sardinia.

Capriccioli, a corner of paradise on the Costa Smeralda

Ferry route map

Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Sardinia, as well as starting prices for each route. Use our interactive Map of ferries to visualize your trip and easily plan an island-hopping adventure.