Civitavecchia  to  Porto  Torres  Ferry  Times

Latest update: 30 January 2023
The Civitavecchia to Porto Torres ferry times show crossings available on five days of the week with the only exceptions being Wednesdays and Sundays. This is one of three routes available from Civitavecchia to Sardinia and takes just over seven hours. 

​Grimaldi Lines operate the service which covers a distance of 314 kilometres across the Tyrrhenian Sea and costs €30.30 per adult. 
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Route Details
Distance: ​314 km

From: ​Civitavecchia

Region: ​Lazio

Province: ​Metropolitan City of Rome
Category: ​Interregional

To: ​Porto Torres

Region: ​Sardinia

Regional district: ​Sassari Province
Journey Times, Vehicle Access and Seasonal Availability
Ferry
Journey time: 7 hours 15 minutes

Access: cars and foot passengers

Available: all year round

Frequency: selected days of the week
Single Ticket Prices
Grimaldi Lines Ferry

Adults: €30.30
Children aged 3 to 11: €22.65
Children aged 2 years and under: free

Civitavecchia  to  Porto  Torres  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables  for  Ferry  Crossings  From  ​Civitavecchia  to  Porto  Torres  

All times are subject to change. Please check the booking engine above for live timings and ticket purchasing. ​​​
23:45 Departs Civitavecchia
07:00 Arrives Porto Torres
Grimaldi Lines Ferry
7 hours 15 minutes
Daily except for Wednesdays and Sundays

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