The route

Would you like to explore the best ways to get to Olbia? Search for a ferry from Italy to Olbia with our Sardinia ferry search platform. This website provides you with all of the information you need on sea routes, timetables, tariffs and crossing times for the ferry crossings to Olbia from Italy.

The sea connections between Italy and Olbia are operated by 4 different sailing companies (Grandi Navi Veloci, Moby, Grimaldi Lines and Tirrenia) offering 90 weekly sailings and travel times ranging from 5 hours 30 minutes to 13 hours (primarily morning and afternoon boardings). This route is served by ferries allowing cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. On the ships with crossing times exceeding 6 hours, you will find extra services to ensure more comfort, such as different cabin options, restaurants and shops on board.

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Ferry Operators

• GRANDI NAVI VELOCI

  22 weekly sailings

  Duration: 6 hours

  Athara ,  Athara - ,  EXCELLENT ,  Excelsior ,  Forza ,  GNV ALLEGRA ,  GNV Auriga ,  GNV Polaris ,  GNV Sirio ,  GNV SPIRIT ,  Gnv Vessel 1 ,  Janas ,  Janas - ,  LA SUPREMA ,  Moby Corse ,  Moby Corse - ,  MOBY ORLI ,  NAVE TIRRENIA ,  Orion ,  RHAPSODY ,  SPLENDID ,  Tenacia ,  Vessel GNV2

• GRIMALDI LINES

  22 weekly sailings

  Duration: 7 hours 30 minutes

  MV Cruise Bonaria ,  MV Cruise Europa ,  MV Cruise Sardegna ,  MV Zeus Palace

• MOBY

  33 weekly sailings

  Duration: 5 hours 30 minutes

  ATHARA ,  BITHIA ,  JANAS ,  MOBY AKI ,  MOBY DREA ,  MOBY FANTASY ,  MOBY LEGACY ,  MOBY ORLI ,  MOBY OTTA ,  MOBY TOMMY ,  MOBY VINCI ,  MOBY WONDER ,  NURAGHES ,  SHARDEN

• TIRRENIA

  14 weekly sailings

  Duration: 5 hours 30 minutes

  ATHARA ,  BITHIA ,  JANAS ,  MOBY AKI ,  MOBY ALE DUE ,  MOBY CORSE ,  MOBY ORLI ,  MOBY TOMMY ,  MOBY VINCI ,  MOBY WONDER ,  NURAGHES ,  RUBATTINO ,  SHARDEN

Guide of Olbia

Olbia is on the east coast of Sardinia and is a city rich in history, culture and nature, surrounded by beautiful sea. The Greeks called it Olbia which means ‘happy’ in ancient Greek. History  The city originated in the Middle Neolithic period and there is evidence for this in some fragments of pottery found in Porto Rotondo and a statuette of the Mother Goddess found in Santa Mariedda. Numerous Nuraghic remains have also been found from the Phoenician, Greek and Carthaginian ages. A large naval battle occurred in 535 BC just off the coast of Olbia. Around 60 ships took part i... [More information]