The fastest and easiest way to explore the pearls of the Mediterranean by sea is with the Ferryhopper app.
Europe’s leading ferry and hydrofoil booking platform
Ferryhopper Europe’s leading ferry and hydrofoil booking platform, explores the pearls of the Mediterranean, and is simple, immediate and customizable. This simple, fast app brings together in a single interface hundreds of services in Italy, Greece, Spain and more and among the destinations suggested by the app, Italy remains the undisputed protagonist from Sardinia to the Tuscan Archipelago and the Tremiti Islands in Puglia.
The Ferryhopper app is in 15 languages
On the Ferryhopper website which is in 15 languages, users can buy tickets in just a few clicks, saving time and money thanks to an innovative algorithm that compares prices and itineraries in real time among 160 ferry operators. With more than 3,000 itineraries available in as many as 33 countries, Ferryhopper offers a secure and reliable payment system, allowing users to book tickets from different shipping companies in one go. By 2025 further growth is expected through geographic expansion into emerging markets such as Turkey, Asia and Mexico. Ferryhopper is the first OTA ferry plugin on ChatGPT and aims to become the world's largest online ferry travel agency.
Sardinia 2025: music, anature and authenticity
Beyond the glamour of the Costa Smeralda lies a little-known but deeply authentic Sardinia. It is the Sardinia of the forests of Montiferru, of stone villages overlooking hot springs, of Mandrolisai with its ancient vineyards and wine cellars. With Ferryhopper, it is possible to reach strategic ports such as Olbia, Cagliari or Golfo Aranci, and continue by car or bicycle to discover the authentic hinterland, a paradise of slow tourism. There is also the Sardinia of festivals, with Time in Jazz in Berchidda, dancing at dawn on the beaches of the north with Musica sulle Bocche, and vibrating to the notes of the Red Valley Festival in Olbia.
The Tuscan Archipelago: islands, nature reserves and hidden treasures
Maritime Tusany is also the island of Elba, which is easily reached from Piombino where you can snorkel in the turquoise waters of Fetovaia, or visit Villa San Martino, the former home of Napoleon in exile. Further afield there is Pianosa an untouched gem: a former penal colony, now a protected reserve, it can only be visited with authorized guides. North from Livorno you set sail for Capraia, a wild and fascinating island where you can dive into secret coves that can only be reached by sea. On the southern side, Porto Santo Stefano is the perfect base for exploring he island of Giglio, with its medieval village, and crystal-clear sea at Campese. And from here set off for Giannutri, an ideal destination for those who love archaeology and diving. All these connections can be booked in just a few clicks with Ferryhopper,.
Sailing from Tuscany to Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily
The ports of Livorno and Piombino are not only gateways to the Tuscan islands, but real hubs for seaside holidays on a larger scale. From Livorno you can reach Corsica (Bastia) in just four hours, and Olbia and the Golfo Aranci are ideal for those who want to avoid the plane and leave with their car in tow. There are three weekly connections to Palermo in Sicily: a 20-hour night crossing that becomes a trip down memory lane thanks to Ferryhopper.
The Tremiti: small islands, big emotions
The Tremiti Islands are a corner of paradise with a remote charm and easily reached with Ferryhopper: from Termoli in less than an hour, or from Vieste, Rodi Garganico and Peschici in the summer months, it is possible to enjoy short getaways. The Tremiti Islands are perfect for families, thanks to the absence of cars and the protected beaches. With Ferryhopper, booking in advance or at the last minute, you get your tickets electronically, avoiding queues, and making any changes to your reservation easy and secure. For information: https://www.ferryhopper.com/it/
