How to get to Cagliari

You can choose to suit your personal needs and the availability of time, if you reach Cagliari by plane or ferry. Elmas airport, which is about 10 minutes from downtown, is connected to the ports islanders from various domestic and foreign airlines. The flights are going to or have an intermediate stop, depending on the day of the week and periods of the year: summer, of course, the links are much more frequent. Vessels Tirrenia run daily from the city to Civitavecchia.

A different frequency throughout the week and seasons on the connections to and from the ferry to Arbatax, Livorno, Naples, Genoa, Palermo and Tunis (via Trapani). For those who are already on the island, Cagliari is reachable by train and bus. There are two rail networks used: the State Railways and Railways of Sardinia.

The first station was in the town center, in close connection with the port, while the second has the terminus in Piazza Repubblica. The main lines relate Oristano-Macomer-Porto Torres-Sassari-Olbia, Iglesias-Tenth-Siliqua coal. Buses are operated dall'ARST, with arrival in Piazza Matteotti (next to the train station).

Good progress has active links to private companies. No highway is available for those who want to reach Cagliari on four wheels from other island locations. There is only a network of highways and state of different efficiency. This is more like a motorway is the SS 131.