Elba  Travel​

Latest update: 20 February 2022
​Planning your Elba travel can be exciting but it can also be daunting. In the following pages we've tried to simplify the process while providing useful tips such as the latest time you should arrive at the airport or which of Elba's ports you should take a ferry to. 

​One highly recommended page is the Elba Ferry Tickets and Timetables section. There you'll find all of the ferries and hydrofoils, both to and from Elba, neatly laid out in chronological order. You'll also find journey times, advice on hydrofoils and a detailed analysis of the ticket prices including how much it costs to put a car on a ferry. 
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​Of course you'll need to know How to get to Elba and we've got that covered too. Whether you're flying into Italy or hopping over to Elba as part of a road trip, we've got some practical advice for you. 

​If you're not planning on bringing a car across to Elba or hiring one on the island itself, you can take advantage of public transport. Buses in Elba can get you to most of the places you might wish to see and again we've provided timetables and ticket prices to help you plan your trip.

How  to  get  to  Elba

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Blu Navy Ferry in Portoferraio, Elba

Elba  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

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Cartoon Livery Moby Ferry in Portoferraio, Elba

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