Ferry form Livorno to Sardinia

Take the ferry from Livorno to Sardinia and experience a relaxing cruise in the Mediterranean Sea. Explore stunning beaches, charming villages and rich culture.

Check below the steps you need to follow in order to make your journey from Livorno to Sardinia happen:

1. Select your route & choose your travel dates: On the main page, fill in the fields in the booking engine. Enter your desired travel dates. We offer flexible options, so you can compare prices for different days.
   1. The ferries from Livorno towards Sardinia, dock in the port of Olbia, in the Northeast of the island. From there, you can easily reach and other city on the island using the public trasnportation means. More information in the Transportation section.
2. Select your ferry company: Choose the ferry company that best suits your needs and budget.
3. Choose your passenger information & accommodation: Enter the number of passengers traveling, including adults, children and infants. Then, select your vehicle (if any)
4. Payment & confirmation: Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your payment using a secure payment gateway. Once your payment is successful, you'll receive a confirmation email with your e-tickets and booking details
5. Reach the port of Livorno & check in: Have in mind, that you need to arrive at the port of Livorno at least an hour before your scheduled departure to allow plenty of time for check-in and embarkation
6. Board the vessel & enjoy the journey: The ferry's staff will guide you to the inside of the ship. If you have a vehicle, they will indicate your parking spot
7. Disembark in Sardinia: The ferry will dock at the port you have selected in Sardinia. From there, use the public transportation means (if you do not have a vehicle) and reach your spot on the island

Additional tips

• Book your tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons, to ensure availability and secure the price
• Consider booking your return tickets early as well, in order to ensure their availability
• Check the weather forecast before your journey in order to pack medication if necessary
• Pack the essentials (sunscreen, hat, athletic shoes) for your exploration in Sardinia

Where do the ferries from Livorno go to Sardinia?

Ferries from Livorno to Sardinia typically arrive at the port of Olbia and the routes are operated by Grimaldi Lines and Moby Lines.

Olbia is a major port city on the northeastern coast of Sardinia, serving as a gateway to the island's popular tourist destinations.

There are all-year-round ferry connections between the two Italian cities, with more being added during summer in order to serve travelers' demand.

What is the distance between Livorno & Olbia?

The distance between the port of Livorno and the port of Olbia is approx. 162 nautical miles (300 kilometers).

How long do the ferries from Livorno to Olbia take?

The travel time depends on the ferry company, vessel and weather conditions. Generally, the journey takes around 8-9 hours.

Transportation in Livorno & Sardinia

Livorno

Livorno is a vivid city and offers a variety of transportation alternatives:

• Bus: Livorno has a well developed bus network that covers all its areas of interest
• Train: Livorno has a train system that connects the city center with the port
• Taxi: Taxis are readily available throughout the city but you can also book one online

Olbia

Olbia is the most popular gateway to Sardinia by ferry and has a range of public transportation options, such as:

• Bus: There is a bus network that connects various areas and attractions in the city
• Taxi: Taxis are readily available in the city but you can always book one online beforehand

From Olbia to the rest of Sardinia

If you wish to move from Olbia to another town on the island, such as Porto Torres, Cagliari, Arbatax, Santa Teresa di Gallura, Golfo Aranci and more, please visit transportation in Sardinia.

About Livorno & Sardinia

Livorno

• Fortezza Nuova: Discover the museums and its medieval fortification
• Acquario di Livorno: Admire a range of aquatic life
• Terrazza Mascagni: A well-known promenade with a stunning ocean view
• Museo Civico di Storia Naturale: Explore the city's natural history museum
• Shopping: Browse in Livorno's many marketplaces and stores

Olbia

• Archaeological Museum: Explore the city's archaeological museum
• Basilica of San Simplicio: Admire the beautiful architecture of this Romanesque church

Cagliari

• Castello di San Michele: A historic castle overlooking the city
• Basilica of San Saturnino: An ancient and impressive church with Romanesque and Gothic elements
• National Archaeological Museum: Discover the island's rich archaeological heritage

Alghero

• Catalan Quarter: A charming historic district with colorful houses and narrow streets
• Necropolis of Anghelu Ruju: An ancient burial site dating back to the Bronze Age
• Coral Museum: Learn about the tradition of coral fishing and admire beautiful coral creations

Bosa

• Castello di Bosa: Explore this medieval castle nested on a hilltop
• River Temo: Take a boat trip along this scenic river
• Church of Sant'Antioco: Visit this Romanesque church with its impressive frescoes

Nuoro

• Museo Nivola: Discover the works of the famous Sardinian sculptor Costantino Nivola
• Museo Archeologico Nazionale: Learn about the island's archaeological heritage
• Macomer: A charming town with medieval castle and historical center

Costa Smeralda

• Porto Cervo: Experience the glamorous vibe of this resort town
• Beaches: Dive into the azzure waters of Capriccioli and La Celvia
• Archipelago of La Maddalena: Take a boat trip to this beautiful archipelago and discover romantic secluded beaches

Golfo Aranci

• Marina di Golfo Aranci: Stroll along the marina, especially at sunset for a more romantic atmosphere
• Church of San Simplicio: A historic church with Romanesque architecture
• Museo Archeologico di Golfo Aranci: Learn about the island's history and culture
• Isola Tavolara: Organize a boat tour to this uninhabited island, known for its stunning natural beauty

Porto Torres

• Roman Amphitheater: Explore the impressive Roman amphitheater
• Basilica of San Gavino: A Romanesque church with interesting architecture
• Museo Civico di Porto Torres: Learn about the city's history and culture

Arbatax

• Pedra Longa: An iconic rock formation in Arbatax
• Orosei Gulf: Take a boat trip to explore the beautiful coves and beaches of this gulf
• Badesi: A charming coastal town worth visiting

Santa Teresa di Gallura

• La Maddalena Archipelago: Try a boat trip to the archipelago and you will not regret it
• Cala Corsara: A stunning cove with white sand and turquoise waters, forming an extraordinary contrast
• Museo Archeologico di Santa Teresa di Gallura: Learn about the island's history and culture