Ferry Civitavecchia - Cagliari

The ferry connection from Civitavecchia to Cagliari is currently operated by Grimaldi Lines.

The fare on the ferry from Civitavecchia to Cagliari depends on various factors and often depends on the load factor, the time of travel, whether you are traveling with or without a vehicle and other points. You can check the current price via our travel search.

You must check in at the port at least 120 minutes before departure. However, you should plan a little more time for check-in.

That can happen, of course. However, the Ferry will not wait for you, as the timetable must be adhered to.

As soon as you realize that you will not make it to check-in in time at the port of Civitavecchia or Cagliari, you should contact the shipping company by telephone. You will find the telephone number on your booking confirmation.

The Civitavecchia-Cagliari ferry connection is currently offered up to 3 times a week.

The journey time (duration of the crossing) is currently 15 hours.

Yes, that’s not a problem. Dogs and smaller pets such as cats can travel as normal on Ferry.

Pets are allowed on the outdoor terraces with a leash and muzzle. In lounges, restaurants and other indoor areas, they must be kept in a carrier (guide dogs are excluded). A pet kit is required for access to the cabin, which can be ordered at the time of booking.

According to the timetable, departures are often scheduled for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (in each case as evening departures). Nevertheless, always check the specific day of travel, as timetables can be adjusted seasonally.

Yes, the route is operated as an overnight crossing. A cabin is particularly worthwhile if you want to sleep or are traveling with children, as you then have a fixed place to retreat to.

Typically, you can choose between deck passage, a seat (armchair/pullman) and a cabin. The deck passage is the cheapest, but does not have a fixed seat. The seats are numbered and the cabins are private accommodations.

The cabins are described as for exclusive use, i.e. they are not shared with other passengers. There are different categories (inside and outside cabins through to suites – depending on the ship).

Yes, you can embark by car, motorcycle, van/transporter or camper/caravan. It is important that you specify the appropriate vehicle category and dimensions (length/height) when booking.

You need a valid identity document. This expressly applies to all passengers, including minors. On national routes, this is usually an identity card or passport. It is important that the document is valid and to hand.

For this connection, it is mentioned that the document data does not necessarily have to be entered in the reservation for domestic routes. However, you must have the document with you at the latest when boarding.

No, the garage decks are closed during the journey. Therefore, take your hand luggage and all important items (documents, medication, charging cable, sleeping gear) directly upstairs.

There are bar and cafeteria facilities as well as restaurants offering breakfast, snacks and drinks. Exactly what is available depends on the ship and the crossing time. In principle, however, you can cater for yourself on board.

Yes, there is a chargeable WLAN service (satellite) with various packages, which is available in indoor areas and partly also in the cabins. At sea, the speed may fluctuate for technical reasons.

No, vehicles cannot be connected to the ship’s power outlets on board. However, you can charge your electric vehicle in the ports.

Calculate backwards: If you are traveling with a vehicle, you should be in the port area at least two hours before departure (without a vehicle at least one hour; depending on the port, earlier is also recommended). Add to this your personal buffer for traffic jams, searching for a parking space and queues in high season.