Ferries to Golfo Aranci

Golfo Aranci, a few kilometres from Olbia, is one of the most convenient ports for north-east Sardinia. Here you will find ferry routes to Golfo Aranci, how to book, how to reach the port and the best nearby beaches.

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

• Livorno
• Piombino
• Civitavecchia
• Genoa
• Savona
• Trapani
• Nice (France)
• Porto Vecchio (Corsica)

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 of Golfo Aranci is easy to reach by car, following the well-marked signs. From Olbia, take the SS125 north and follow signs for Golfo Aranci: it is a short drive. From Cagliari, take the SS131 north and then follow signs for Olbia and Golfo Aranci.

By public transport, buses connect Golfo Aranci with Olbia and other towns; alternatively, take a taxi or hire car from the railway station or Olbia airport.

The port is very close to the centre and has a ferry terminal with ticket office, bar, tobacconist, toilets and restaurants, plus large car parks, some paid and some free. The boarding area is monitored and taxis are available 24 hours a day. From the nearby railway station you can reach Olbia airport in about 25 minutes.

Don't miss the centre with its narrow streets and colourful houses, the Capo Figari headland, ideal for diving, and MuMart, an underwater contemporary art museum you can visit while snorkelling.

Golfo Aranci is surrounded by beautiful beaches: the best known are Cala Moresca and Bados beach, but Marinella, Cala Sassari, Cala Greca and Baia Caddinas are all worth a visit and close to town.

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