Explore the azzure waters of the Mediterranean by ferry! Discover routes, compare carriers and find the perfect itinerary with a ferry from Sardinia to Corsica!
Traveling by ferry between Sardinia and Corsica is a scenic and convenient way to get between the two islands. Here's a breakdown of the steps to follow:
Select your route & carrier
There are various ferry routes that connect Sardinia with Corsica, with varied journey times and frequency. The most common route is from Santa Teresa Gallura in Sardinia to Bonifacio in Corsica. Other routes include Porto Torres to Ajaccio and Porto Torres to Porto Vecchio.
Book your ferry tickets
You may purchase your ferry tickets through our easy-to-use booking platform. It is suggested that you book your tickets in advance, especially during high season. Ferry prices are subject to change, depending mostly on the season.
When reserving, you will normally need to give the following information:
- Ports of departure and arrival
- Travel date and time (considering both forward and return travels if applicable)
- Total number of travelers (adults and children)
- Whether you are traveling with a vehicle (car, motorcycle, etc.)
Check-in & board the ferry
Arrive at the departure dock long before your ferry's scheduled time. Check-in processes may differ depending on the ferry company, so leave plenty of time for any formalities. Typically, you will need to show your passport, booking confirmation and car registration. Once check-in is completed, proceed to the boarding gate as indicated.
Relax & enjoy the adventure
Ferry traveling between Sardinia and Corsica provides breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Many ferries include onboard facilities including restaurants, bars, stores and children's play spaces. Relax and enjoy the scenery!
Additional suggestions
- Consider carrying some cash onboard because not all ships have ATMs or accept credit cards for all transactions
- Pack light clothes and sunscreen, as well as a jacket or sweater for cooler evenings at sea. You can even bring your own snack since the prices on ships are quite expensive
- If you are prone to seasickness, take some medicine beforehand