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Ferries to Sardinia

What Ferries routes go to Sardinia?

There are many different ferry routes that are available that allow you to visit many different ports throughout Sardinia, such as to Porto Torres or Cagliari. There are ferries running from Italy, France, Corsica, Spain, and even ferries within Sardinia itself. There are around 209 ferries running to Sardinia per week, which gives you plenty of routes and times to choose from when picking your journey.

Can I get a Ferry from Italy to Sardinia?

Yes, the ferries that run from Italy to Sardinia are some of the most popular and commonly running ferries, with up to 133 ferries running to Italy a week, with 41 of these sailing from Rome to different ports in Sardinia. There are plenty of other ports in Italy that you can sail from, such as Genoa or Naple, giving you many different choices when picking your ferry route.

How long does the Ferry to Sardinia take?

As there are many different ferry routes available to Sardinia, there is no one sail time available. However, sail times can usually vary from anywhere between 50 minutes to 15 and a half hours; it very much depends on the route that you are taking, so please check your route before you travel.

Can I take my car on the Ferry to Sardinia?

You are currently able to take your car with you on every ferry that runs towards the ports in Sardinia, but please check your specific route for more details about what vehicles can be supported on your ferry.

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Sardinia reviews

  • "First Time"

    We normally use a ferry from Barcelona to Palma. Corsica Ferries was cheaper and took us closer to our final destination in Mallorca. Would definitely use this route again. Comparing catering between the two, Corsica Ferries wins hands down!

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  • "Crossing from Nice to Corsica by ferry Pascal Lota."

    Excellent ferry and services.

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  • "An Unfair Decision "

    The journey itself was alright. The ferry is fast, and has a nice balcony at the back. Moreover, seats are very comfortable. However, we were at the port exactly one hour before. At some point it was good, because nowhere, not only on the ticket, is written where we should have been waiting. We had to ask at the ticket office, where they told us to go to the quay to Sardinia - which is, I consider, quite unexpected. But that’s not all. We waited there an hour. No ship. So we turned around and a man was directing other cars to a different ferry that went to Elba. Not only that we, the first passengers who successfully found the right quay, were informed at the last moment, and therefore couldn’t fit on the substitute ferry, we also hadn’t been told what was going on. We had to ask four times before someone finally gave us an explanation. At least we had an occupation for the one hour we had to wait for another ferry... Having said all that, bad things happen. However, I would appreciate if the company could inform their passengers properly, the communication is really poor.

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  • "Bastia to Nice"

    Great trip - facilities on board excellent. Food was good. Announcements were also done in English.

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Routes and Ports in Sardinia