Ferry To Sardinia - Latest Country Information, Reviews And Ships
Sardinia is the second-largest Mediterranean island (after Sicily) and is a constitutional part of Italy. Sardinia has a long and rich history; human remains dating to around 250,000 B.C. have been found on the island.
Sardinia is a mountainous and fertile island that enjoys a warm, Mediterranean climate and attracts many visitors with its beautiful scenery, historic sites and pleasant coastal resorts. The island will appeal to all lovers of nature, whether you prefer sea, raging rivers, mountains, hills or forests.
Getting your hiking boots on and wandering around the scenery is strongly recommended for any visit to Sardinia.
If you're in Sardinia to relax, then do not fear, as local restaurants provide a great range of food. It is unlikely, however that you will be served before 7pm, so don't have an early lunch!
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Arbatax
Cagliari
Olbia
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Santa Teresa Di Gallura
Frequently Asked Questions About Sardinia
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Reviews for Sardinia
Reviews for Sardinia
The trip was for my…
The trip was for my mother, who came from Sardinia to visit me in Milan. She had a great time, slept well, and the trip was pleasant. The sea was calm and the boat arrived on time.
On-board communication could be improved
On-board communication could be improved
It's a shame that upon…
It's a shame that upon arrival in Genoa, garage number 3 was allowed to leave later than garage number 4 at the Azzurra. They wanted to ensure an orderly process, but because the ramp for garage number 4 was also down, all the cars left at once, leading to chaos and forcing those who followed the instructions to wait longer. This was particularly frustrating for holidaymakers with a journey of over 1000km ahead of them.