- Cagliari Free Zone
- Location
Location
A strategic gateway to the world
At the operational heart of the city of Cagliari
The Cagliari Free Zone is located within the industrial port of the Sardinian capital, in a highly accessible position, fully integrated into the city’s urban and logistics network.
Just a few kilometers from the city center and Cagliari-Elmas International Airport, the area is served by a network of road, rail, and sea connections that enhance its intermodal vocation.
Strategic Advantages
Companies operating within the zone benefit from
Direct access to the sea
via a 1,500-meter quay
Deep-water berths up to 16 meters
suitable for large container ships
Direct connection
to the national railway network
Presence of container intermodal
and customs terminals
Internal road network
with controlled and monitored access
Cagliari Free Zone
At the center of it all.
Located in southern Sardinia, the Cagliari Free Zone lies at a natural crossroads between continental Europe and the Mediterranean islands. Positioned along the Suez–Gibraltar axis, it is situated on one of the world’s main maritime trade routes.
Strategic Gateway
Its geographic location offers
Shorter sailing times
to northern and southern Italy
Quick connections
to Tyrrhenian and Adriatic ports
Strong potential for links
with major European port and rail hubs
Our location
A natural bridge to extra-EU markets
Literally at the heart of the Mediterranean, the Cagliari Free Zone is also an ideal operational base for businesses targeting international markets.
Main development routes include:
- North Africa: Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt
- Middle East: Turkey, Israel, United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom and post-Brexit area
- Global routes via Suez
Its proximity to major international maritime hubs enables efficient operations in transhipment, storage, processing, and re-exporting — with optimized timing and concrete customs advantages.
