Golfo  Aranci  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 14 February 2022
The Golfo Aranci ferry schedules detail the crossings to and from the small port on the north-east coast of Sardinia. Golfo Aranci is situated in an inlet a short distance from another of Sardinia's ports: Olbia. Of the two, Golfo Aranci is the smaller and as much a beach resort as it is a port, while Olbia is more of a city. 

Golfo Aranci faces the Tyrrhenian Sea to the east and is connected by ferry to three Italian mainland ports. Heading in a north-easterly direction, the closest of those mainland ports is Piombino in Tuscany, followed by Livorno further north along the same coastline. Savona in Liguria requires a longer journey in a different direction while the port of Bastia in Corsica is closer, to the north. 
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Golfo Aranci. Sardinia
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Port: Golfo Aranci

​Region: Sardinia

Littoral: ​Tyrrhenian Coast
Destinations (4): ​Bastia, Livorno, Piombino, Savona

​Ferry companies and types:

Vehicle and passenger ferries: Corsica Ferries, Sardinia Ferries

Golfo  Aranci  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables for routes from Golfo Aranci
Golfo Aranci to Bastia (Corsica)

Golfo Aranci to Livorno

​Golfo Aranci to Piombino

​Golfo Aranci to Savona
Timetables for routes to Golfo Aranci
​Livorno to Golfo Aranci

​Piombino to Golfo Aranci

​Savona to Golfo Aranci

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