Sardina Ferries
Offers 2026

Cabin Accomodation

After months of packed schedules and constant motion, stepping into a private space, settling in and allowing yourself to pause changes the whole mood of the crossing straight away.

Available options include Inside, Outside and Luxe cabins, all with private facilities. Inside cabins offer two or four berths. Outside cabins add a porthole view. Luxe cabins feature two or three berths, a TV and a double bed.

Cabins can be booked for both daytime and overnight crossings, always for private use only. During booking, you can also choose options such as a porthole or double bed.

There are also specially equipped cabins for passengers with reduced mobility, as well as pet-friendly cabins for those travelling with their dog.

• 4 Maximum beds per cabin
• LUXE Double bed
• 135° Sea view
• 1 Bathroom with shower
• TV Luxe cabins
• WI-Fi Available on request

Restaurants on Board

Dining on board includes restaurants, self-service areas, bars and cafés, with venues such as Yellow’s, Veranda, Sweet Café and Gusto.

Yellow’s offers both self-service formulas and à la carte dishes. Featured options include Yellow’s Self Goloso, with a small salad, main course with side dish and dessert and the Navy Bag, with a hot dish, side, dessert, drink and the Captain’s surprise.

Veranda brings together appetisers, pasta dishes, mains, meat, fish, fried food, salads and desserts in an all-you-can-enjoy format.

Gusto focuses on freshly made Neapolitan pizzas, as well as pasta, salads, meat, fish, grilled vegetables and desserts.

There is also a Food Pass, which gives you more onboard credit to spend than the amount you actually pay.

Fish and Seafood: Fritto Misto with fried seafood.

Desserts: Corsican honey crème brûlée.

Desserts: Panna Cotta with strawberry sauce.

Pasta: Calamarata with prawns and zucchini.

Animal Friendly

For many travellers, a departure only feels complete when everyone is included - pets too.

The crossing takes on a different feel when your dog or cat is by your side. Knowing you do not have to leave them behind during your holiday brings a special sense of peace and makes the journey feel closer to the everyday life of those who would never want to be apart from their pet, not even for the crossing itself.

Pets are welcome on board and may accompany their owners into certain permitted public areas, including designated sections of the self-service restaurant and dining areas.

Dogs must be kept on a lead and wear a muzzle where required, while cats and small animals must travel in an appropriate carrier.

All ships offer dedicated pet-friendly cabins, created to make the crossing easier and more comfortable for your four-legged companions.

On board, clearly marked routes also lead to the pet hygiene area, ensuring practicality and comfort throughout the journey.

To travel, pets must have a vaccination certificate, a certificate of good health, identification and, on routes where required, an EU pet passport.

These are small but important details that help make departure feel calmer, more shared and fully lived from the very first moment.