🚗 By car
From the mainland, take the motorways towards the main ports of embarkation (Civitavecchia, Genoa, Livorno, Naples) and embark the vehicle on the ferries; some ships dock directly at the port of Cagliari, otherwise you disembark in northern ports of the island (Olbia, Porto Torres, Golfo Aranci) and continue by car via SS131 towards Cagliari; driving times on the island: Olbia-Cagliari about 3 hours, Porto Torres-Cagliari about 2 hours and 30 minutes, transfers from the city port zero if the ship enters Cagliari directly.

🚆 By train
There is no direct rail connection between the continent and Sardinia; for embarkation, use the port stations of reference: Civitavecchia (connections from Rome Termini in about 45-60 minutes), Genoa (connections from Milan in about 1 hour 30-2 hours), Livorno (connections from Pisa / Florence in 20-60 minutes) and Naples (connections from Naples Centrale); from the port transfer on foot, taxi or shuttle to the ferry docks; once on the island, the reference station is Cagliari, served by regional convoys for the internal lines and with a railway connection to the Elmas/Airport station.

✈️ By plane
Cagliari-Elmas Airport (CAG) about 7 km from the city center, connected by regional train, urban/suburban bus lines, taxis and car rental services; transfer time between the airport and the city center 10-20 minutes by car depending on traffic; direct flights connect Cagliari with Italian cities and with some international airports through national and low-cost carriers; Services and frequencies vary seasonally.

⛴️ By ferry/hydrofoil
Maritime routes from Civitavecchia, Genoa, Livorno and Naples with departures to Cagliari or northern ports of the island; the duration of the crossings varies according to the route and type of ship, with night routes to the port of Cagliari that can take between 12 and 20 hours and shorter connections to Olbia / Golfo Aranci / Porto Torres; Schedules, types of boarding (passenger and vehicle) and operating companies are subject to seasonal variations.

If all cabins are occupied by guests, the skipper - and any crew members, if applicable - sleep in the dinette.

Double cabins are usually assigned to those traveling as a couple, while those booking individually share a cabin with another traveler of the same gender. Spots are assigned in order of booking, except in special cases.

Yes, it is possible to reserve a single cabin, but in this case the price is equal to that of two shares.

The provisions will be purchased by the participants immediately after boarding.

The skipper helps out, but meal preparation is a shared activity among all participants in the experience.