One ticket for the ferry to Sardinia.
'Traghetto' — 'tra-GET-to'. Three syllables; double 't'; stress on second syllable.
Use at a ferry booking office or online when planning travel to Italian islands (Sardinia, Sicily, Elba, Capri, Lipari) by sea.
'Traghetto' is the Italian word for ferry. 'Per la Sardegna' means 'to Sardinia'. Italian ferry companies (Grimaldi, Tirrenia, Moby) operate extensive routes. Booking in advance is essential in summer.
Devo portare l'auto. C'è il posto macchina?
I need to bring my car. Is there space for a vehicle?
Vehicle ferry question — 'posto macchina' is the car berth.
C'è una cabina disponibile?
Is there a cabin available?
For overnight ferries — a cabin is essential for long crossings.
Quanto dura la traversata?
How long does the crossing take?
'Traversata' means the sea crossing.
Italian ferry routes to Sardinia depart mainly from Genoa, Civitavecchia (Rome), Livorno, and Naples. The crossing takes 6–20 hours depending on the route. In summer, car spaces sell out weeks in advance — always book early.