Olbia Livorno Ferry
Ferry travel between Olbia and Livorno offers a comfortable and scenic way to connect Sardinia with mainland Italy. The journey allows passengers to relax and enjoy various onboard amenities, including well-equipped cabins, diverse dining options, and spacious lounges.
Olbia, located on Sardinia's northeastern coast, serves as a gateway to the island's stunning beaches and the renowned Costa Smeralda. The ferry terminal is conveniently situated, making it easy for travellers to access the city centre and explore the local attractions before boarding. Upon arrival in Livorno, passengers are welcomed by this historic Tuscan port city, known for its charming canals, vibrant cultural scene, and proximity to other Tuscan destinations. The terminal in Livorno is centrally located, offering convenient access to the city's rich history or onward travel to other parts of Italy.
This route blends comfort, convenience, and breathtaking views, making it an ideal choice for travellers journeying between Sardinia and the mainland.
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About Olbia
The Port of Olbia, located on the northeastern coast of Sardinia, serves as a key maritime hub for passenger travel and trade in the Mediterranean. Positioned strategically near the Costa Smeralda, one of Sardinia's most renowned tourist destinations, the port provides convenient access to stunning beaches, historical landmarks, and vibrant local culture.
The port features modern facilities to accommodate a high volume of ferry traffic, welcoming passengers from mainland Italy and other Mediterranean destinations. With efficient terminals, well-organised services, and connections to key cities like Genoa, Livorno, and Civitavecchia, the Port of Olbia ensures a seamless travel experience. Its robust operations cater to both tourism and freight, blending convenience with Sardinia's rich maritime heritage.
As a gateway to Sardinia’s natural beauty and cultural treasures, the Port of Olbia plays a vital role in connecting the island with the rest of Italy and beyond, offering travellers a comfortable and accessible entry point to this enchanting region.
About Livorno
The Port of Livorno, a cornerstone of Italy's maritime infrastructure, plays a pivotal role in facilitating international trade and passenger travel across the Mediterranean. Located on Tuscany's western coast, it serves as a key gateway to central and northern Italy, offering seamless connections to the Tyrrhenian Sea and beyond. Its strategic position makes it an essential hub for cargo operations, ferry services, and cruise tourism.
Renowned for its advanced logistics and state-of-the-art facilities, the Port of Livorno efficiently handles diverse shipping needs, including containerised goods, bulk cargo, and roll-on/roll-off operations. With a rich maritime history that reflects Tuscany's seafaring heritage, the port combines tradition with innovation, supporting the region's economic growth while fostering sustainable practices. Its connectivity and robust operations make it a crucial node in Italy’s maritime and global trade networks.
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Reviews For Olbia-Livorno
A very valuable experience.
A very valuable experience.
Review: Another hour late in…
Review: Another hour late in Olbia. We were asked to leave the cabin early and had to wait a very long time before we could get to our car, and then the staff started rushing around frantically.
It is an old ferry…
It is an old ferry and the offboarding of cars seems a little chaotic. We had a nice and clean cabin