Italy ferries are connected to the Island of Sardinia from the following ports:
Genova |
Livorno |
Piombino |
Civitavecchia |
Napoli |
Palermo |
Trapani |
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If you’re thinking of travelling to the island using a ferry crossing from Italy booking well in advance is the only way to find decent prices.
I have noticed that the later you leave your booking the prices don’t seem to go down on the contrary the fewer the tickets left the price seems to go up.
The shortest ferry crossing from Italy is Piombino - Olbia with a 4 and half hour crossing, wth Moby Lines.
The longest ferry crossing from Italy is Genova - Arbatax with 18 hours of crossings, with Tirrenia.
One of the most popular Ports in Italy that is used to reach the Island is Genova, advantages being:
I have travelled to and from Sardegna by ferry from all the harbours in the Island as well as harbours in Italy from Civitavecchia upwards.
In the last couple of years the price of Sardegna Italy ferries has gone up tremendously especially in the High season July and August to the point that many natives that live in mainland Italy have either renounced to the idea of visiting or have found it cheaper to travel by air.
If you travelling from far away and you are not looking at bringing your own vehicle to the Island, the Passenger only tickets seem to have kept a relatively low price.
You could of course take a look at what cheap flights to Italy are available,to then continue your journey with a ferry.
See more information about booking ferry crossings to each of the ports on the Island.
If you would like to contact Ok Ferry about bookings, modifications or cancellations please use the contact form.
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