By Air
Flight Options
- Ideal for short stays: flying is the most efficient option for a weekend or a short visit. Fiumicino is the selected starting point if you are in mainland Italy, especially in the Capital.
- Airports in Sardinia: flights land in Cagliari, Olbia, or Alghero, with a flight duration of just over an hour.
- Airlines: low-cost carriers such as Ryanair, Volotea, and EasyJet offer numerous economical options. ITA Airways provides the most daily flights but is generally pricier.
- Pricing: airfare varies based on the season and how early you book.
By Ferry via Civitavecchia port
- Train to port: you can take a train from Rome to Civitavecchia, the nearest port with ferries to Sardinia. Trains run frequently from Roma Termini station.
- Ferry from Civitavecchia: after reaching Civitavecchia by train, you can board a ferry to your chosen destination in Sardinia.
Other ferry routes
- Journey Duration: the ferry trip ranges from 6 to over 12 hours, depending on the route chosen.
- Main Routes:
- Olbia: connected to Civitavecchia, Livorno, Genoa, Piombino, and Naples.
- Porto Torres: accessible from Genoa.
- Golfo Aranci: links with Civitavecchia, Fiumicino, Piombino, and Livorno.
- Cagliari: routes from Civitavecchia, Naples, Palermo, and Trapani.
- Arbatax: served by ferries from Civitavecchia, Fiumicino, and Genoa.
Pricing and Tips
- Peak Season Prices: ferry costs can be high during the busy season, but early booking can secure better rates.
- Vehicle Transport: ferries allow you to bring your vehicle, which is useful for exploring Sardinia. Alternatively, car rental options are available. The car transport price depends on the lenght of the vehicle.
