Ferry to Corsica from Sardinia
Discover the best ferry crossings from Sardinia to Corsica
To Corsica from Sardinia
Are you looking for a direct connection from Corsica to Sardinia by ferry? From Sardinia there are two ferry crossings sailings. The shortest being the ferry from Santa Teresa di Gallura to Bonifacio (+/- one hour). On this crossing there are four daily sailings. The alternative is the ferry from Porto Torres to Ajaccio.
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Ferries from Sardinia to Corsica
The map with ferry routes provides an overview of the various ways to Corsica from the Sardinian port cities Santa Teresa – Ajaccio and. These inter-island ferries are famous in the peak season and an ideal way to travel between the Mediterranean Islands.
To see all the crossings to either one of these islands, you can visit our dedicated Corsica and Sardinia pages.
Ferry to Corsica information
Travelling by ferry to Corsica from Sardinia is a great and relaxing way of travelling between both Islands. Especially Santa Teresa and Bonificio are located fairly close to each other, the ferry makes sense as a means of travelling.
Two ferries sail regularly between the Islands. Both have around four daily sailings.
Shortest crossing from Sardinia to Corsica: Santa Teresa – Bonifacio
Santa Teresa-Bonifacio
A well-known crossing to Sardinia from Corsica and vice versa is the crossing Santa Teresa di Gallura – Bonifacio. If you want to go Island hopping between the two Islands or travelling through then this is an ideal connection from Corsica to Sardinia.
Alternative: Porto Torres to Ajaccio
The crossing from Porto Torres to Ajaccio is your other option when planning to visit both Corsica and Sardinia. This ferry sails four times per week. The distance covered on this route is around 123 kilometres, and the sailing time is approx 3,5 hours. Tickets start at around €50,- for this crossing.
Porto Torres-Ajaccio
The ferry from Porto Torres to Ajaccio connects Sardinia and Corsica to each other with a quick and direct crossing between the French and Italian Island. It is a very popular crossing during the summer season.
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Looking for a ferry crossing to Corsica? With our online booking module, finding and booking your desired route's never been easier. Simply enter your departure port, destination, and travel dates, and our system will display the best routes and possible alternatives.
You can easily compare prices and schedules to choose the ferry that fits your needs and budget. With hassle-free booking and secure payment options, you can focus on planning your journey and enjoying your trip to Corsica. Have a great journey!
Book your ferry ticket early to save money and secure your desired crossing
Booking your ferry tickets as soon as possible is the best way to save money and secure your desired crossing. As more passengers book their spots, the price of ferry tickets increases. By booking early, you can take advantage of lower prices and avoid the disappointment of a fully booked ferry.
Frequently Asked Questions: ferry to Corsica from Sardinia
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These routes are always over-crowded and the communication is at the lowest possible quality in the world. Just read the reviews at Tripadvisor and know what you are booking. It's not like I would advice you not to book these ferries: just know what you can expect.
What I love about Santa Teresa and Bonificio are located fairly close to each other, the ferry makes sense as a means of travelling. Also my experience with this was really peaceful, I went in March and it wasn't too busy!
Hi Patrick,
100% True, these islands are close to each other and great to combine!