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Porto Torres to Civitavecchia Ferry: Grimaldi Route to Rome
With Grimaldi Lines
To go from Porto Torres to Civitavecchia by ferry, the ferry company is Grimaldi Lines. You leave from the port of Porto Torres, in the north-west of Sardinia, and arrive at the port of Civitavecchia, the port of Rome.
Grimaldi lists it in its route search; the frequency and seasonality are still to be confirmed. Check in the search which sailings there are for your date before you plan.
If you need to reach Rome from Sardinia and cannot find a sailing, look at Olbia to Civitavecchia, which runs all year.
Porto Torres to Civitavecchia ferry timetable
The timetable shows the actual sailings for the date you choose. Grimaldi has this line in its route search, but its frequency and whether it is seasonal are still to be confirmed. If nothing appears for your date, there is no ferry that day. For the opposite direction, see the Civitavecchia to Porto Torres ferry.
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.
Grimaldi Lines on the Porto Torres to Civitavecchia ferry
The line is operated by Grimaldi Lines, with flagship vessels of its fleet according to its website. It is one of its Sardinia routes, along with Olbia, Arbatax and Cagliari. Its Sardinia resident fare includes Civitavecchia–Porto Torres, excluding taxes and on-board services; under territorial continuity it does not apply to port charges either.
Porto Torres to Civitavecchia ferry price
The price shown above is the lowest recent fare for an adult without a vehicle. It depends on the accommodation (deck, seat or cabin), the vehicle and the date. With a single operator, the difference comes from the type of place and how far ahead you book.
Children and discounts
Children under three travel free and those from three to twelve pay a reduced fare on the ticket. There are discounts for young people and for people over sixty. Sardinia residents have a fare of their own from the ferry company: ask us how to book it.
Porto Torres to Civitavecchia ferry with a car
Enter the vehicle when you search. Grimaldi asks you to arrive one hour before without a vehicle and no later than two hours before with one. Its maximum dimensions include bike racks and roof boxes. From Civitavecchia, the motorway takes you to Rome.
Porto Torres to Civitavecchia ferry with a dog
The pet must be added to the ticket. With Grimaldi, dogs and cats have their own accommodation and can travel in a cabin with the "pet in cabin" service for up to three animals. More at ferry with a dog.
Ports of Porto Torres and Civitavecchia
How to get to the port of Porto Torres
Porto Torres is on the north-west coast of Sardinia. It is usually the logical port for Alghero, Stintino and the Asinara area; if you are heading for the north-east coast, Olbia saves you hours on the road.
Arriving at Civitavecchia: how to get to Rome
Civitavecchia is the port of Rome, about 80 km from the capital. From there there is a motorway and a train into the city. With a car, follow the signs to Rome.
Documents for this ferry
Route within Italy: original, valid document for everyone, including children and babies. The ticket details must match the document.
I Love Ferry tips for this ferry
- Check the timetable before organising the trip. We have not confirmed the frequency of this line.
- Plan B: Porto Torres to Genoa leaves from the same port.
- With a car, work out the dimensions carefully with a bike rack or roof box.
- Sardinia residents: ask us about the fare.
Alternatives to Porto Torres to Civitavecchia
- Olbia to Civitavecchia ferry: a line with more choice, with Tirrenia all year.
- Porto Torres to Genoa ferry: an overnight crossing from the same port.
- Civitavecchia to Porto Torres ferry: the opposite journey.
Frequently asked questions about the Porto Torres to Civitavecchia ferry
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See all the frequently asked questions >>Which ferry company runs the ferry from Porto Torres to Civitavecchia?
Grimaldi Lines.
How many sailings are there?
We do not have the frequency confirmed: Grimaldi lists it in its search, but we have not checked its calendar. Check your date in the search.
Which port is Civitavecchia?
It is the port of Rome, about 80 km from the capital, with a motorway and a train.
Can I take a car?
Yes. Grimaldi asks you to arrive no later than two hours before with a vehicle.
Is there a discount for Sardinia residents?
Yes, Grimaldi's Sardinia resident fare includes this route, excluding taxes and services.
Can I travel with a dog?
Yes. It is added to the booking and Grimaldi has accommodation and a cabin with a specific service.
What document do I need?
An original, valid identity document for all passengers.
Which port suits me better: Porto Torres or Olbia?
Porto Torres if you are heading for the north-west (Alghero, Stintino); Olbia if you are heading for the north-east and the Costa Smeralda.
What do I do if there is no sailing on my date?
Try Olbia to Civitavecchia or Porto Torres to Genoa, depending on where you want to arrive.
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