Piombino to Pianosa Ferry – Direct Crossings & Route Transfer Options
Connects ferry port Piombino in Italy, Ligurian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea, Costa degli Etruschi, Italy with ferry port Pianosa in Pianosa, Tyrrhenian Sea, Tuscany, Italy.This ferry route to Pianosa is currently served by 1 company: Toremar. In the high season it runs once per week from Piombino. In the low season it runs once per week. Journey time is 3 hours.
The shortest distance from Piombino to Pianosa is 28 nautical miles (NM) which is 53 km or 33 miles.
Check return route for Ferry from Pianosa to Piombino
Timetables for Ferry from Piombino to Pianosa
Months: January to December
Frequency: typically in operation once per week
High season: 1 crossing per week
Low season: 1 crossing per week
Vehicles and Pets allowed:
Company: Toremar
No direct ferry suits your preference? You can sail by ferry via one intermediate port: Rio Marina. Check also reverse route: Pianosa to Piombino
Piombino to Pianosa via Rio Marina - Indirect Ferry Crossings
First leg (Piombino → Rio Marina):
Duration: about 45 min
Frequency: usually sails daily
Vehicles and Pets allowed:
Ferry from Piombino to Rio Marina
Second leg (Rio Marina → Pianosa):
Duration: about 1 hrs 50 min
Frequency: typically in operation once per week
Vehicles and Pets allowed:
Ferry from Rio Marina to Pianosa
Map of ferry route options from Piombino to Pianosa
Please note: The ferry company reserves the right to modify crossing times. Although we carefully update the schedules on this site, it’s recommended to verify all timetables directly with the ferry company for the most up-to-date information.
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