Flights
Sardinia

The island's main airport, linked to Cagliari by train. Seasonal or scheduled flights with easyJet (Lyon, Nice, Geneva, Basel-Mulhouse, Bordeaux), Ryanair (Beauvais, Charleroi), Air France, Transavia, Edelweiss, Volotea and Vueling, depending on the season.

Gateway to the north-east, with summer flights from many European cities and the widest choice from France: Volotea (Bordeaux, Brest, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Toulouse, etc.), easyJet (Lyon, Nice, Nantes, Geneva, Basel-Mulhouse), Transavia, Air France, Swiss, Edelweiss and Ryanair.

The north-west's airport, about 8 km from Alghero and 35 km from Sassari. Volotea flights from Bordeaux and Paris, Ryanair from Charleroi and many European cities, Air Mountain from Sion, and connections to Rome and Milan.

The only company linking mainland France with Sardinia: Toulon–Porto Torres, Toulon–Golfo Aranci and Nice–Golfo Aranci, plus seasonal routes from Sète and Corsica (Ajaccio, Porto-Vecchio). Crossings are often overnight, with cabins available.

Routes to Olbia from Livorno and Civitavecchia all year round and from Genoa and Piombino in season, plus Genoa–Porto Torres. Together with Ichnusa Lines, Moby also operates the Bonifacio–Santa Teresa Gallura crossing.

The historic operator of sea links with Sardinia, running the Genoa–Porto Torres and Civitavecchia–Olbia routes in 2026. Routes to Cagliari and Arbatax are now operated by Grimaldi Lines.

Grandi Navi Veloci runs the Genoa–Olbia, Genoa–Porto Torres and Civitavecchia–Olbia routes, mainly in season. Website available in French; handy if you are driving down through Liguria.

The most extensive network to the south and east of the island: Civitavecchia–Cagliari, Civitavecchia–Arbatax, Naples–Cagliari, Palermo–Cagliari, as well as Livorno–Olbia, Civitavecchia–Porto Torres and Barcelona–Porto Torres.

Company specialising in the crossing of the Strait of Bonifacio, about 50 minutes, alternating with Moby. The simplest way to combine a stay in southern Corsica with Gallura.