You can check for open positions in the careers section of the website cagliaricruiseport.it or submit a spontaneous application by sending an email to info@cagliaricruiseport.it.
In case of emergency at the Port of Cagliari, you can contact the European emergency number 112, which is available 24 hours a day.
By checking the website https://www.cagliaricruiseport.com/
To book a berth for a cruise ship at the Port of Cagliari, it is necessary to follow the procedures established by the Port System Authority of the Sea of Sardinia. According to the Berth Allocation Regulation, requests must be submitted by the cruise companies through their maritime agents to the Port Authority.
For detailed and up-to-date information, it is advisable to contact the administration office of Cagliari Cruise Port.
Yes, it’s possible.
Yes, there are.
The health and safety protocols for commercial operations at the Port of Cagliari follow national and international regulations regarding public health, workplace safety, and risk prevention. In particular, the port authorities collaborate with the USMAF (Maritime, Air, and Border Health Office) and the Port Authority to ensure the health control of crews and passengers, especially in the case of health emergencies or pandemics.
By submitting your proposal to the email address info@cagliaricruiseport.it.
Yes, there are.
The Cagliari cruise port is equipped with dedicated cruise infrastructure, including a terminal with reception areas, restrooms, an information desk, and spaces for customs and security operations. The port features long and deep quays to accommodate the most modern ships, with multiple berths and qualified personnel to manage several arrivals simultaneously. Technical and operational services include mooring and unmooring, water supply and bunkering, waste and wastewater collection in compliance with environmental regulations, and security in line with the ISPS Code. For passengers, services include luggage handling, assistance for disabled passengers, shuttle service between the ship and terminal or to the city center, and excursions organized by local operators. The port is located in the city center, close to restaurants and tourist attractions, and is easily accessible from Cagliari-Elmas Airport, which is about 10 km away, with connections via taxi, shuttle, or private transport.
By submitting your proposal to the email address info@cagliaricruiseport.it. from 9 am to 6 pm
In general, Cagliari enjoys a Mediterranean climate, one of the most pleasant in Europe.
Cagliari is in the Central European Time (CET) zone.
The road rules in Cagliari are in line with those of the rest of Italy, as the city follows the laws of the Italian Highway Code (Codice della Strada).
Yes, at the Cagliari cruise terminal, there are local tour operators with whom you can book excursions directly upon disembarking. As soon as you get off the ship, you’ll find operators offering city tours, visits to historical sites such as the ruins of Nora, or panoramic tours.
Poetto: Cagliari’s most famous beach, about 8 kilometers long, with crystal-clear waters, restaurants, and a perfect promenade for relaxation. Bastione di Saint Remy: One of the most iconic places in Cagliari, featuring panoramic terraces offering breathtaking views of the city and the port. Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari: One of the most important museums in Sardinia, with a vast collection of artifacts that tell the island’s ancient history. Nuraghe di Barumini: Located about an hour from Cagliari, this UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site is one of Sardinia’s most important and offers a glimpse into the ancient Nuragic civilization. Ruin of Nora: About 30 km away, these ruins are located on the tip of a peninsula overlooking the sea, offering spectacular views. The site includes Roman remains such as baths, mosaics, temples, and a Roman theater, and is one of the best examples of Roman cities in the Mediterranean area.
San Sperate: A small town about 25 km north of Cagliari, known primarily for its open-air museum and artistic tradition. The town gained fame for its mural paintings, with murals adorning many of its houses, turning the streets into an outdoor art gallery.
No, it’s not.
Euro.
Yes, it will.
Cruise luggage restrictions may vary slightly from one cruise line to another, but there are some common general rules. For safety reasons, cruise lines prohibit certain items such as sharp objects or weapons, candles and incense, and illegal substances.
Comfortable clothing for the day and something more elegant for the evening. Don’t forget your travel documents, passport or ID card, tickets, credit cards, and a power adapter. Also, bring essential toiletries, sunscreen, and personal medications. Prepare a small backpack for shore excursions.
For a cruise departing from or stopping in Cagliari, the required documents depend on your citizenship and the countries included in the itinerary, that could an ID, passport or VISA.
If you notice the loss while you are still there, immediately contact a security staff member.
Yes. Upon arrival at the terminal, luggage is handed over to port staff, who will deliver it directly to your cabin.
Cruise luggage restrictions may vary slightly from one cruise line to another, but there are some common general rules. For safety reasons, cruise lines prohibit certain items such as sharp objects or weapons, candles and incense, and illegal substances.
Yes
Check-in takes place at the new check-in area, and boarding is at the Molo Rinascita.
You should arrive 3–4 hours before departure: this is the standard recommended time for check-in and boarding. Alternatively, follow the time indicated on your ticket—some cruise lines assign a specific boarding time slot, and respecting it can help you avoid waiting.
Cruise ship passengers are usually required to take a shuttle that transports them from the ship to the port gates, as walking freely within the port area is not allowed.
For cruise ship passengers embarking from the port of Cagliari, Cagliari Cruise Port offers a secure outdoor car park on Molo Rinascita, a few steps from the cruise terminal and the ship’s berth.
The offices are always at your disposal at the following contacts:
Office: +39 070 660 323
Mob: +39 320 614 4925
E-mail: parking@cagliaricruiseport.it
Free Port Shuttle Cruise ship passengers are usually required to take a free shuttle that transports them from the ship to the port gates, as walking freely within the port area is not allowed. Public Buses (CTM) Local public transport is operated by CTM.
Buses connect the port with various parts of the city and surrounding areas, generally running from 4:00 AM to midnight.
Tickets can be purchased at CTM Points, newsstands, and tobacconists (marked with a “T”). Price: €1.30 (valid for 90 minutes if purchased in advance) or €1.70 if bought directly on board. Taxis Taxis are available 24/7. The main services include: Radiotaxi 4 Mori Radiotaxi Cagliari Rossoblu Private Transfers Private transfers to/from the port, airport, or hotels can be booked in advance. They are ideal for those looking for a convenient and direct service with a professional driver. Regional Transport For travel beyond the city of Cagliari: ARST regional buses and Trenitalia trains depart from Piazza Matteotti, just a short walk from the port.
There are several options to reach the port from the airport: taxi, chauffeur-driven services (NCC), rental cars, public buses, and trains. The latter takes passengers directly from the airport to the heart of Cagliari, Piazza Matteotti – just a five-minute walk from the port. A one-way ticket costs €1.30. On weekdays, trains run approximately every 20 minutes from 5:56 AM to 11:07 PM. Schedules and frequency may vary on public holidays. For more information, contact Trenitalia at 89 20 21, visit the company’s website (https://www.trenitalia.com) or Trainline (https://www.thetrainline.com/it). The port is only 7 km from Cagliari – Elmas Mario Mameli International Airport.
Only up to the checkpoint. The cruise terminal is located in a security-restricted area; therefore, access is not permitted to those who do not hold a valid travel document or special authorization to enter.
Yes, it’s available. All shuttle buses and all areas managed by Cagliari Cruise Port are accessible to PRMs
Yes.
Cagliari Cruise Port, Molo Rinascita, port, 09123 Cagliari (CA), Sardinia (Italy)
From 9 am to 6 pm.
By submitting your proposal to the email address info@cagliaricruiseport.it. from 9 am to 6 pm
The Cagliari cruise port is equipped with dedicated cruise infrastructure, including a terminal with reception areas, restrooms, an information desk, and spaces for customs and security operations. The port features long and deep quays to accommodate the most modern ships, with multiple berths and qualified personnel to manage several arrivals simultaneously. Technical and operational services include mooring and unmooring, water supply and bunkering, waste and wastewater collection in compliance with environmental regulations, and security in line with the ISPS Code. For passengers, services include luggage handling, assistance for disabled passengers, shuttle service between the ship and terminal or to the city center, and excursions organized by local operators. The port is located in the city center, close to restaurants and tourist attractions, and is easily accessible from Cagliari-Elmas Airport, which is about 10 km away, with connections via taxi, shuttle, or private transport.
Yes, there are.
By submitting your proposal to the email address info@cagliaricruiseport.it.
The health and safety protocols for commercial operations at the Port of Cagliari follow national and international regulations regarding public health, workplace safety, and risk prevention. In particular, the port authorities collaborate with the USMAF (Maritime, Air, and Border Health Office) and the Port Authority to ensure the health control of crews and passengers, especially in the case of health emergencies or pandemics.
Yes, there are.
Yes, it’s possible.
For detailed and up-to-date information, it is advisable to contact the administration office of Cagliari Cruise Port.
To book a berth for a cruise ship at the Port of Cagliari, it is necessary to follow the procedures established by the Port System Authority of the Sea of Sardinia. According to the Berth Allocation Regulation, requests must be submitted by the cruise companies through their maritime agents to the Port Authority.
By checking the website https://www.cagliaricruiseport.com/
In case of emergency at the Port of Cagliari, you can contact the European emergency number 112, which is available 24 hours a day.
You can check for open positions in the careers section of the website cagliaricruiseport.it or submit a spontaneous application by sending an email to info@cagliaricruiseport.it.
Poetto: Cagliari’s most famous beach, about 8 kilometers long, with crystal-clear waters, restaurants, and a perfect promenade for relaxation. Bastione di Saint Remy: One of the most iconic places in Cagliari, featuring panoramic terraces offering breathtaking views of the city and the port. Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari: One of the most important museums in Sardinia, with a vast collection of artifacts that tell the island’s ancient history. Nuraghe di Barumini: Located about an hour from Cagliari, this UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site is one of Sardinia’s most important and offers a glimpse into the ancient Nuragic civilization. Ruin of Nora: About 30 km away, these ruins are located on the tip of a peninsula overlooking the sea, offering spectacular views. The site includes Roman remains such as baths, mosaics, temples, and a Roman theater, and is one of the best examples of Roman cities in the Mediterranean area.
San Sperate: A small town about 25 km north of Cagliari, known primarily for its open-air museum and artistic tradition. The town gained fame for its mural paintings, with murals adorning many of its houses, turning the streets into an outdoor art gallery.
Yes, at the Cagliari cruise terminal, there are local tour operators with whom you can book excursions directly upon disembarking. As soon as you get off the ship, you’ll find operators offering city tours, visits to historical sites such as the ruins of Nora, or panoramic tours.
The road rules in Cagliari are in line with those of the rest of Italy, as the city follows the laws of the Italian Highway Code (Codice della Strada).
Cagliari is in the Central European Time (CET) zone.
In general, Cagliari enjoys a Mediterranean climate, one of the most pleasant in Europe.
From 9 am to 6 pm.
Cagliari Cruise Port, Molo Rinascita, port, 09123 Cagliari (CA), Sardinia (Italy)
Yes.
Yes, it’s available. All shuttle buses and all areas managed by Cagliari Cruise Port are accessible to PRMs
Only up to the checkpoint. The cruise terminal is located in a security-restricted area; therefore, access is not permitted to those who do not hold a valid travel document or special authorization to enter.
There are several options to reach the port from the airport: taxi, chauffeur-driven services (NCC), rental cars, public buses, and trains. The latter takes passengers directly from the airport to the heart of Cagliari, Piazza Matteotti – just a five-minute walk from the port. A one-way ticket costs €1.30. On weekdays, trains run approximately every 20 minutes from 5:56 AM to 11:07 PM. Schedules and frequency may vary on public holidays. For more information, contact Trenitalia at 89 20 21, visit the company’s website (https://www.trenitalia.com) or Trainline (https://www.thetrainline.com/it). The port is only 7 km from Cagliari – Elmas Mario Mameli International Airport.
Free Port Shuttle Cruise ship passengers are usually required to take a free shuttle that transports them from the ship to the port gates, as walking freely within the port area is not allowed. Public Buses (CTM) Local public transport is operated by CTM.
Buses connect the port with various parts of the city and surrounding areas, generally running from 4:00 AM to midnight.
Tickets can be purchased at CTM Points, newsstands, and tobacconists (marked with a “T”). Price: €1.30 (valid for 90 minutes if purchased in advance) or €1.70 if bought directly on board. Taxis Taxis are available 24/7. The main services include: Radiotaxi 4 Mori Radiotaxi Cagliari Rossoblu Private Transfers Private transfers to/from the port, airport, or hotels can be booked in advance. They are ideal for those looking for a convenient and direct service with a professional driver. Regional Transport For travel beyond the city of Cagliari: ARST regional buses and Trenitalia trains depart from Piazza Matteotti, just a short walk from the port.
For cruise ship passengers embarking from the port of Cagliari, Cagliari Cruise Port offers a secure outdoor car park on Molo Rinascita, a few steps from the cruise terminal and the ship’s berth.
The offices are always at your disposal at the following contacts:
Office: +39 070 660 323
Mob: +39 320 614 4925
E-mail: parking@cagliaricruiseport.it
Cruise ship passengers are usually required to take a shuttle that transports them from the ship to the port gates, as walking freely within the port area is not allowed.
You should arrive 3–4 hours before departure: this is the standard recommended time for check-in and boarding. Alternatively, follow the time indicated on your ticket—some cruise lines assign a specific boarding time slot, and respecting it can help you avoid waiting.
Check-in takes place at the new check-in area, and boarding is at the Molo Rinascita.
Yes
Cruise luggage restrictions may vary slightly from one cruise line to another, but there are some common general rules. For safety reasons, cruise lines prohibit certain items such as sharp objects or weapons, candles and incense, and illegal substances.
Yes. Upon arrival at the terminal, luggage is handed over to port staff, who will deliver it directly to your cabin.
If you notice the loss while you are still there, immediately contact a security staff member.
For a cruise departing from or stopping in Cagliari, the required documents depend on your citizenship and the countries included in the itinerary, that could an ID, passport or VISA.
Comfortable clothing for the day and something more elegant for the evening. Don’t forget your travel documents, passport or ID card, tickets, credit cards, and a power adapter. Also, bring essential toiletries, sunscreen, and personal medications. Prepare a small backpack for shore excursions.
Cruise luggage restrictions may vary slightly from one cruise line to another, but there are some common general rules. For safety reasons, cruise lines prohibit certain items such as sharp objects or weapons, candles and incense, and illegal substances.
Yes, it will.
Euro.
No, it’s not.