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 Standing on the vehicle deck as the ramp lowers and the engines hum to life, I always feel that distinct thrill of departure. Leaving the mainland behind always feels like a proper transition. When your destination is Sardinia, taking the sea route transforms a simple relocation into a genuine voyage. While most travelers automatically search for flights when heading south from Lombardy, I always look toward the water.
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