Editing Sardinia (section)

=== Seaports ===

[[File:Corsica Express Seconda.jpg|thumb|A high-speed ferry in the Gulf of [[Olbia]]]]
The ferry companies operating on the island are [[Tirrenia di Navigazione]], [[Moby Lines]], [[Corsica Ferries - Sardinia Ferries]], [[Grandi Navi Veloci]], [[Grimaldi Lines]], Corsica Linea; they link the Sardinian seaports of [[Porto Torres]], [[Olbia]], [[Golfo Aranci]], [[Arbatax]], [[Santa Teresa Gallura]] and [[Cagliari]] with [[Civitavecchia]], [[Genoa]], [[Livorno]], [[Naples]], [[Palermo]], [[Trapani]], [[Piombino]] in Italy, [[Marseille]], [[Toulon]], [[Bonifacio, Corse-du-Sud|Bonifacio]], [[Propriano]] and [[Ajaccio]] in France and [[Barcelona]] in Spain.

Porto Torres is the largest port of Sardinia, while Olbia, Santa Teresa Gallura and Palau are the most popular arrival ports, based on passenger data between 2020-2024.<ref name="ferryhopper 2024">{{cite web |title=Sardinian Ports: Guide to the Main Ports of Call |website=ferryhopper |date=2024-12-18 |url=https://www.ferryhopper.com/en/blog/featured/sardinia-ports |access-date=2025-02-27}}</ref>

Caronte & Tourist and Delcomar links the main island to the islands of [[La Maddalena]] and [[Carloforte|San Pietro]].

About 40 tourist harbours are located along the Sardinian coasts.