Olbia  Ferry  Schedules

Latest page update: 6 December 2024
The Olbia ferry schedules detail the routes to and from the port on the north-east coast of Sardinia.

Four ferry companies operate the routes in and out of Olbia to four different destinations on the Italian mainland. Each of GNV, Grimaldi Lines, Moby and Tirrenia provide crossings with vehicle and passenger ferries across the Tyrrhenian and Ligurian seas. 

The closest of the four mainland ports to Olbia is Civitavecchia in the Lazio region just north of Rome. Piombino in Tuscany lies further to the north east, with another Tuscan port, Livorno to its north. The longest journey required from Olbia is north to Genoa. 
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Olbia, Sardinia
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Port: Olbia

Region: Sardinia

Littoral: ​Tyrrhenian Coast
Destinations (4): ​Civitavecchia, Genoa, Livorno, Piombino

​Ferry companies and types:

Vehicle and passenger ferries: GNV, Grimaldi Lines, Moby, Tirrenia

Olbia  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

The Olbia ferry ticket booking engine can be used not only for booking tickets, but also for checking the times. When purchasing a ticket via the booking engine a transaction fee applies that you don't have to pay when buying directly from the ticket office. If you simply want to check the latest times, just enter your dates and the route option - you don't have to go as far as making a booking if you don't want to.
Timetables for routes from Olbia
Olbia to Civitavecchia

Olbia to Genoa

​Olbia to Livorno

​Olbia to Piombino
Timetables for routes to Olbia
Civitavecchia to ​Olbia

​Genoa to Olbia

​​Livorno to Olbia

​Piombino to Olbia

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