Porto  Torres  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 14 February 2022
The Porto Torres ferry schedules detail the routes to and from eight destinations reachable from the port in Sardinia. Porto Torres is situated in the north-western corner of Sardinia, a short distance from the beautiful island of Asinara, famous for its donkeys.

Beyond Asinara, the Mediterranean Sea stretches out to the west and the island of Corsica dominates the landscape to the north east. From Porto Torres it's possible to sail to two different ports on the French-owned island: Ajaccio on the west coast and Porto Vecchio on the east coast facing the Tyrrhenian Sea. Two of Italy's mainland ports: Genoa and Civitavecchia are reachable from Porto Torres, while to the west you can also sail to France and Spain. 
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Porto Torres, Sardinia
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Port: Porto Torres

Province: Sassari

​Region: Sardinia

Destinations (8): ​Ajaccio, Asinara, Barcelona, Civitavecchia, Genoa, Nice, Porto Vecchio, Toulon​
Ferry companies and types:

Vehicle and passenger ferries: 

​Corsica Ferries, GNV, Grimaldi Lines, Sardinia Ferries, Tirrenia

Porto  Torres  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables for routes from Porto Torres
Porto Torres to Ajaccio (Corsica)

Porto Torres to Barcelona (Spain)

​Porto Torres to Civitavecchia

​Porto Torres to Genoa

​Porto Torres to Nice (France)

​Porto Torres to Porto Vecchio (Corsica)

​Porto Torres to Toulon (France)
Timetables for routes to Porto Torres
​Genoa to Porto Torres

​Civitavecchia to ​Porto Torres

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