Porto Torres Ferry Port: Routes & Tickets

Porto Torres is a ferry departure point in north-western Sardinia. Choose your sea route and plan access to the port around your operator and how you are arriving.

Ferry routes from Porto Torres

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Ferry operators at Porto Torres Port

These operators currently offer bookings on routes departing from Porto Torres. The operator for your sailing is confirmed in the dated search results.

  • Grimaldi Lines

Porto Torres Port location and navigation

Map of ferry connections to and from Porto Torres: Barcelona, Civitavecchia.
Grimaldi Lines — Molo ASIVia Amerigo Vespucci, Porto Industriale – Molo ASI, 07046 Porto Torres, Italy
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Molo ASI and boarding

GPS reference: 40.84159851, 8.37790012. Grimaldi Sardegna is at Via Amerigo Vespucci, Porto Industriale – Molo ASI, 07046 Porto Torres. Follow your sailing instructions and Molo Industriale signs for the approach to the ship; the general GPS reference does not replace boarding directions.

By road and local transport

The main approach from Cagliari and Sassari is SS131; from Santa Teresa Gallura, SP90; and from Alghero, SP42. In Porto Torres, follow embarkation signs. Without a car, check current local buses or arrange a taxi to the correct port area, allowing time for the final transfer.

Terminal assistance

Confirm assistance needs and the meeting location with the operator before travel. Terminals have reporting points for passengers with reduced mobility; check suitable access for your means of transport.

About Porto Torres Ferry Port

When departing from the Sassari or Alghero area, plan the journey to Porto Torres around your ferry time. Distinguish the port areas and your operator’s boarding location. A general town-centre address is not sufficient for the final approach to the ship.

Porto Torres Ferry Port FAQ