Ferries to Cagliari

The port of Cagliari lies in the city centre and is the main ferry port of southern Sardinia. Here you will find ferry routes to Cagliari, how to book, how to reach the port and what to see as soon as you arrive.

The main routes offered by the booking system for the port of Cagliari depart from:

• Civitavecchia
• Naples
• Salerno
• Palermo
• Trapani
• Savona

Active routes can vary during the year, and some only run seasonally.

In the booking system you can choose one way or return, your accommodation (deck passage or cabin), the number of passengers, any pets and the vehicle you are bringing. Sardinian residents can tick the dedicated box to access resident fares.

Search and book your ferry – opens the booking system of our partner TraghettiPer.

Timetables, operators and prices change with the season: always check current availability when you book.

The port is in the centre of Cagliari, making arrival and departure very convenient. By car, simply follow the well-marked signs to the port. It is also easy to reach by public transport, bus or taxi, from the railway station and Cagliari airport.

The port has tourist information offices, car hire and parking. A short walk away there are restaurants, bars, hotels, shops and newsagents. The ARST bus station and the railway station are close by, connecting the city with most of the island.

The best way to discover the city is to wander the narrow streets of the old town, the Castello district, with its ancient churches, lively squares and historic shops. The panoramic terrace of the Bastione di Saint Remy offers views over the city, perfect at sunset.

Then the sea: the long golden beach of Poetto and the headland of the Devil's Saddle. For a local experience, try spaghetti with clams and bottarga at one of the beach kiosks.

All the island's ports are in our guide to ferries to Sardinia.