Arbatax → Civitavecchia
Arbatax to Civitavecchia Ferry
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The ferry from Arbatax, on Sardinia's east coast, to Civitavecchia is operated by Grimaldi Lines, taking about 9 hours with up to 3 to 4 departures a week, running year-round.
Monthly sailings and fares
At a glance
Static guide reference. These figures are not current prices or schedules.
- Operator
- Grimaldi Lines, the only operator on this route
- Crossing time
- Approximately 9 hours
- Frequency
- Up to 3-4 weekly departures
- Price from
- Around €30-37 per foot passenger
- Departure port
- Port of Arbatax, Sardinia
- Arrival port
- Port of Civitavecchia
- Year-round service
- Yes
- Cabins
- Available: a range of cabin classes for the overnight-length crossing
- Vehicles
- Yes: car, van, camper, minibus, motorbike, scooter, bicycle
- Pets
- Allowed on board
Ferry operator on the Arbatax (Sardinia) to Civitavecchia route
Grimaldi Lines is the only operator on this route, connecting Sardinia's quieter eastern coast with the Italian mainland near Rome.
How long is the ferry from Arbatax (Sardinia) to Civitavecchia?
About 9 hours, with up to 3 to 4 sailings a week.
How much does the Arbatax (Sardinia) to Civitavecchia ferry cost?
Fares for foot passengers typically start from around €30-37, with additional charges for vehicles and cabins depending on season and demand. Discounts are available for Sardinian residents and those born in Sardinia.
Departure and arrival ports
Ferries depart from the Port of Arbatax on Sardinia's east coast and arrive at the Port of Civitavecchia, near Rome.
When to book your Arbatax (Sardinia) to Civitavecchia ferry
With only a few sailings a week, book ahead for your preferred date, particularly in summer or if travelling with a vehicle.
Travel tip: convenient for onward travel to Rome
Civitavecchia has good rail and road connections to Rome, making this route a practical option if your onward journey is toward the Italian capital.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the crossing take?
About 9 hours.
How often does this ferry run?
Up to 3 to 4 times a week.
Can I bring my car?
Yes: cars, vans, campers, minibuses, motorbikes, scooters, and bicycles are all accepted.