Home not only to stretches of stunning beaches, but also varied wildlife and a deep cultural history, Sardinia is the perfect place to visit to relax, indulge in delicious food, and escape from daily life. As one of the most well connected islands in the Mediterranean, there are 201 ferries a week to Sardinia coming from Italy, Spain, France, Sicily, and many other locations, so book now with Direct Ferries to find the best ferry at the best price for you.
With over 201 ferries a week running across 24 routes, there is not one exact ferry timetable, as there are too many ferries to out into one timetable. Ferry timetables can also be affected by other factors, such as seasonal changes, and ferry operators, and can change even at the last moment, so setting out one exact ferry timetable is impossible. However, here at Direct Ferries, we will always give you the most up-to-date information when you are making your booking, so you can find the best ferry for you.
As there are so many ferries that run to Sardinia, across such a wide range of different routes, means that there is not one singular ferry duration, as they can be defined by routes, ferry operators, as well as external factors such as weather conditions at the time of sail. On average, ferry sailings can last anywhere between 50 minutes, to 3 hours, to 8 hours, to 15 hours and 30 minutes, depending once again on the route taken and the operator, so be sure to check before you travel.
There is not one exact ferry fare, as they are created by a variety of different factors, from times of year, to routes, to operators, to other factors such as how you are travelling, so all these need to be taken into consideration when looking at ferry prices. Instead, we recommend checking out our handy fare finder tool, to find the best ferry at the best price for you, and be sure to sign up to our email newsletter, to be the first to hear about our latest deals and offers.
You are currently able to bring your car with you on all ferry routes to Sardinia.
"Good Old Baby"
Moby Baby is not a baby anymore, some 45 years has gone since she was the most advanced scandinavian ferry. But her exterior design remains and she is a very elegant little ship with very good outdoor deck space and plenty of viewpoints. The interior design has been modified many times, and those big changes made in her Sealink time is still visible, even some few original interior details blend well with the modern Moby interior design concept. Original Jacaranda teak wall coverings are gone, just as the elegant swedish interior design - but the coffee is good and Moby Baby keeps on going - transformed from exclusive long distance night ferry of the sixties to a modern commuter ferry. If you like ferries, go and experience this old baby!
Read More Read Less"Excellent ferry - great ferry company!"
I’m a 51 years old originally from Sardinia but I grew up in Dorno (Pavia). It is almost half a century I travel by ferries, I tried all of them, including Moby Aki and in my opinion MOBY is more competitive both on land and on board. Many compliments and thanks for the service you offer!
Read More Read Less"Great ship"
Beautiful trip to Barcelona in wonderful ship! I’m not used to taking a ferry over a long long duration because I normally suffer from sea sickness but after this experience I have changed my mind. The lounges are big, well-kept and clean and I didn’t have the impression of being on the sea but in a hotel. My boyfriend and I were very pleased!
Read More Read Less"Good trip"
Great cabins, kitchen not so great (the only negative point I found), staff is very willing to help and give information, entertainment is good and there is a nice atmosphere in the Piano Bar.
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