On my last trip to Sardinia the first thing I had to consider was how to reach Sardinia by crossing the Tyrrhenian Sea.<\/p>\n\n
There are basically two ways to get to Sardinia: by plane \nand the ferry and the main evaluation to do on which means to choose, \nalso depends on what kind of holiday you have thought about once on the island, \nhow many days you will stay or even what type of accommodation you have booked.<\/p>\n\n
But above all, how much baggage you have and by what means you are thinking of \nto move.<\/p>\n\n
If your choice falls on the plane, please note that the \ntwo main airports are Cagliari and Olbia and Alghero served very well - \nbased on Pisa – also from Ryanair.<\/p>\n\n
The first problem, however, is the amount of baggage that \nyou bring along and I assure you that in my specific case it is not a problem to \nlittle as there are quite restrictive limitations both for baggage \nin the hold than for the one by hand without spending a fortune.<\/p>\n\n
The second problem to deal with is how to move around once \non the Island. If you are going by plane there is the need to rent a car and \nOverall, the budget for travel is considerably increased.<\/p>\n\n
Having made all the necessary evaluations, we have opted to reach Sardinia by ferry \nusing our car. I also own a scooter, which I used for \nto go to the Island of Elba, but the duration of the trip and the amount of luggage at the \nfollowing made it impossible to use it.<\/p>\n\n
We had a beautiful flat in Costa Smeralda between \nPorto Rotondo and Porto Cervo and our idea, since it was the first one for me \nWhen I used to go there was to visit the whole area and the combination of \nCar – Ferry was perfect.<\/p>\n\n
The port of reference for reaching the Emerald Coast and the \nPort of Olbia, which can be reached mainly from Genoa, Livorno and from \nNaples.<\/p>\n\n
For the proximity to the area where we live our port of \nreference for the departure is Livorno where with about 6 hours of travel in \nferry you arrive in Sardinia. The trip is very comfortable and allows in addition to the \nbridge passage to have other formulas such as renting an armchair or if the \ntrip is made during the night hours to book a cabin.<\/p>\n\n
If you live in the south of Italy the port of reference for \nto reach Sardinia is Naples from which you can reach the port of Cagliari \nin about 8 hours.<\/p>\n\n