All companies operate both day and night crossings. If you travel by day, you can admire the landscape and the sea, and the crossing is shorter: it takes between 5 hours and 30 minutes and 6 hours and 30 minutes, depending on the route and the ferry.
Sardinia does not only mean the largest island, but also the smaller ones, which can also be reached by daytime ferries.
The night crossing solution allows you to travel without missing a single day of your holiday. The crossing time varies from a minimum of 7 hours to a maximum of 14 hours, again depending on the route chosen and the type of ferry used by the company on the route.
🚗 In any case, all ferries to Sardinia, both day and night, carry both passengers and vehicles. All ferries to Sardinia have large garages for the transport of vehicles, so passengers can select their preferred means of travel!
Tip: These routes are very popular, so we recommend booking well in advance, especially if you are travelling with a vehicle or want to secure specific accommodation.
🛏️ The different shipping companies offer different types of accommodation and different services on board their ships. Ferries to Sardinia offer passengers the possibility of travelling in a cabin with private facilities. Passengers can also opt for more economical and practical solutions, such as armchair accommodation (reclining or fixed) or deck passage without booked accommodation.
🐶 If you wish to travel with your pet, there are also cabins with access for pets, equipped with all the necessary facilities for your four-legged friend to travel in complete comfort; all you have to do is request it when you make your booking. The companies also offer the possibility of reserving a place in the on-board kennels, which are always open for owners who wish to visit their pets.
Remember to bring everything you need for your pet to travel with you: leash, muzzle, pet carrier, the ticket on which your pet will travel, and any necessary medical documentation.
🍸 Bars/restaurants, air-conditioned indoor lounges with TVs, shops, Wi-Fi service, children's play areas and outdoor terraces are always available to keep you and your family entertained during your journey. Some ferries to Sardinia also offer swimming pools, discos, spas, gaming rooms and themed parties.
Take the ferry to Sardinia, there are many things to discover!
One of the first stops we recommend is definitely the capital of the region: Cagliari. In this beautiful city you will find many attractions such as the Castello, a district where you can find all the points of interest.
The Cathedral of Cagliari is one of the most important religious monuments you will find. If, on the other hand, you are looking for historical evidence and artifacts from the Nuragic civilization, we recommend a visit to the National Archaeological Museum.
Close to the city center, you will also find the 7 km long Poretto beach, one of the longest beaches in Italy.
The island of Asinara is another destination not to be missed, it has a very long history dating back to the First World War. There are organized tours to explore it.
There are many beautiful beaches in Sardinia, but you cannot miss Alghero, with its beaches of fine, white sand and deep blue sea. One of the most famous beaches of Alghero is the Spiaggia Rosa (Pink Beach).
The Costa Smeralda is undoubtedly the most popular destination for VIPs, an exclusive area of dream beaches, elite clubs and unlimited luxury. Porto Cervo is the symbol of the Costa Smeralda, there are many beach resorts and tourist facilities. The beach of Cala Volpe is one of the most famous.
The most famous beach in Sardinia is the Spiaggia della Pelosa, famous throughout the Mediterranean, with shallow, crystal clear waters, perfect for children.
Bosa, is a place we recommend for those who like a town atmosphere, with pastel colored houses, long promenades overlooking the streets of the town and many historic churches to visit.
You can also go trekking! There are many paths and trails, such as the one in the Gola Su Gorroppu, which is about 12 km long and runs between the two villages of Orgosolo and Urzulei.
The exception is the ferries from Sardinia to the smaller islands, which do not have cabins.
Regardless of the type of accommodation chosen, all passengers have access to all the ships' common areas and facilities, such as bars, restaurants, TV rooms, games rooms and outdoor decks.
With MrFerry you can easily book your ferry ticket to and from Sardinia in minutes and get ready to plan your next holiday! If you need help, check the FAQ or contact our customer service.