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Cagliari to Naples Ferry: From Southern Sardinia to Campania by Sea
With Grimaldi Lines
To get from Cagliari to Naples by ferry, Grimaldi Lines runs three direct sailings a week from the port of Cagliari, in southern Sardinia, to the port of Naples. One of them leaves on Sunday night.
It is a long crossing, with a night at sea, on a territorial continuity route. Tirrenia no longer operates from Cagliari, so Grimaldi is the only operator.
The published timetable runs to the end of the year; confirm your date in the search.
Cagliari to Naples ferry timetable
Above you can see the departures for your date. According to Grimaldi's timetable, the Cagliari to Naples crossing has three sailings a week, and one of them is on Sunday night, handy if you are coming back from a long weekend and starting the week in Campania.
The outbound sailing from Naples is on the Naples Cagliari page.
Check the departures for your date in our search engine. Schedules and prices
Indicative schedules and subject to variation by the ferry company for operational reasons without prior notice.
Who runs the Cagliari to Naples ferry
Only Grimaldi Lines, which also sails from Cagliari to Civitavecchia and Palermo. If you want to compare with another operator, there isn't one on this route: the comparison is between days, not between ferry companies.
Cagliari to Naples ferry price
The price above is the lowest recent one for an adult without a vehicle. A cabin adds more on this route than on a short one, and the car is paid separately according to size. Because it is territorial continuity, the resident fare does not cover port charges.
Children and discounts from Cagliari to Naples
Under 3 travel free; from 3 to 12, 50% of the fare, with no fixed charges or services. Young people aged 12 to 26 and over-60s get 20%. If you live in Sardinia, Grimaldi applies its own resident fare on this route; check with us whether we can apply it before you book.
Cagliari to Naples ferry with a car
With a car, this route puts you in Naples without driving from Rome. Grimaldi takes cars up to 1.90 m high and 5 m long, motorhomes, motorbikes and bicycles free of charge if you add them to the booking. With a vehicle, arrive at least 2 hours before departure. Only one vehicle per passenger.
Cagliari to Naples ferry with a dog
Add the pet to the ticket. In a cabin only with the pet-in-cabin service (up to three animals, bedding kit, final cleaning). On the outside decks, on a lead and muzzled. Walk your animal before boarding: it is many hours on board.
On board: the night at sea
On a crossing with a night at sea, a cabin makes all the difference, especially with children. Reclining seats and deck passage are there as a cheaper alternative. Pack an overnight bag to keep with you.
Ports of Cagliari and Naples
Port of Cagliari
Port of Nápoles
Port of Cagliari
You leave from the port of Cagliari, in the capital of southern Sardinia. Arrive in the time Grimaldi asks: 1 hour on foot and 2 hours at the latest with a car. For the Sunday night sailing, check that the port is open for boarding at the time you need.
Arrival at the port of Naples
You arrive at the port of Naples, next to the city centre, with trains and roads leaving from there for Campania. If your destination is the Amalfi coast or Pompeii, this port leaves you close by.
Documents to board in Cagliari
Original, valid document for everyone, babies included: Spanish DNI or passport. The names and registration number on the ticket must match the real ones.
I Love Ferry tips for Cagliari to Naples
- To come back on Sunday night, book the return together with the outbound: it is the sailing that fills up most.
- Book a cabin: the crossing includes a night.
- Leave a margin for Monday's work: if sailings are cancelled because of the sea, there is no other sailing the same day.
- Bring your resident documents if you live in Sardinia.
Why book Cagliari to Naples with I Love Ferry
- You see the real timetable for your date.
- You get Grimaldi's booking reference and pay its price.
- A Spanish-speaking team in Jávea helps you if there are changes.
Other ways to leave Sardinia from the south
- Cagliari to Civitavecchia ferry: three sailings a week to Rome.
- Cagliari to Palermo ferry: one a week.
- Naples to Cagliari ferry: the outbound sailing.
Frequently asked questions about the Cagliari to Naples ferry
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See all the frequently asked questions >>Is there a ferry from Cagliari to Naples?
Yes, Grimaldi Lines runs the direct route with three sailings a week, one of them on Sunday night.
Which ferry company goes from Cagliari to Naples?
Only Grimaldi Lines. Tirrenia no longer operates from Cagliari.
How long does the ferry from Cagliari to Naples take?
It is a long crossing, with a night at sea. The timetable on the page gives you the departure and arrival time for each date.
Is there a Sunday sailing?
Yes, Grimaldi's timetable includes a Sunday night sailing, according to its website. Confirm the date in the search.
Do I need a cabin?
It is not compulsory, but with a whole night at sea it is worth it. There are reclining seats and deck passage.
Can I travel with a car?
Yes, within Grimaldi's size limits. Arrive at least 2 hours before departure.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, by adding it to the ticket. In a cabin only with the pet-in-cabin service.
What do I do if the sailing is cancelled?
Write to us with your booking reference. If the next one is a long way off, look at Civitavecchia or Palermo as an alternative.
What document do I need?
Spanish DNI or passport, valid and original, for everyone. It is a journey within Italy.
Is there a discount for residents of Sardinia?
Yes, Grimaldi has its own fare on this route, which does not apply to port charges. Check with us whether we can apply it.
Ferry deals to Nápoles
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