Sardinia to Corsica Ferries

Direct ferry crossings between Sardinia and Corsica operate from ports of Golfo Aranci, Porto Torres or Santa Teresa di Gallura to Bastia, Ajaccio, Porto Vecchio or Bonifacio. There are 4 direct ferry connections that are run by Corsica Ferries, Moby Lines, Ichnusa Lines. The sailing durations are about 50 min – 8 hrs 30 min, depending of route, operator and vessel type. The ferries are in service in period Jan-Dec (Year-round).

You can bring cars, motorhomes, and campervans on board. Bicycles are also allowed. Pets are welcome.

Indirect ferry crossings between Sardinia and Corsica operate from ports of Olbia, Livorno, Genoa (Genova), Porto Torres, Piombino, Golfo Aranci, Toulon or Nice (Nizza) to Livorno, Bastia, Ile Rousse, Porto Vecchio, Genoa (Genova), Piombino, Toulon, Ajaccio or Nice (Nizza). There are 26 indirect ferry routes that are run by Moby Lines, Corsica Ferries, Tirrenia. The sailing durations are about – 19 hrs 30 min, depending of route, operator or vessel type. The ferries are in service in period Jan-Dec (Year-round),

You can bring cars, motorhomes, and campervans on board. Bicycles are also allowed. Pets are welcome.

See ferries from Corsica back to Sardinia

Can you get a ferry from Sardinia to Corsica?

Yes. You can travel by ferry from Sardinia to Corsica on several direct routes. Ferries operate several times per week and are provided by Moby Lines, Ichnusa Lines and other ferry operators.

How long is the ferry ride to Corsica from Sardinia?

The ferry crossing time from Sardinia to Corsica is between 50 min and 8 hrs 30 min, depending on the route, ferry operator, type of vessel and also weather conditions.

What is the shortest ferry crossing to Corsica from Sardinia?

The fastest ferry from Sardinia to Corsica is the Santa Teresa di Gallura – Bonifacio crossing. This route is serviced by Moby Lines, Ichnusa Lines and takes approximately 50 min.

Fastest Sardinia to Corsica ferry time: 50 min (Santa Teresa di Gallura – Bonifacio route, operated by Moby Lines, Ichnusa Lines)
Longest Sardinia to Corsica ferry time: 8 hrs 30 min (Golfo Aranci – Bastia route, operated by Corsica Ferries)

Direct Ferry Crossings (4 routes)

There are 4 direct ferry routes operated by Corsica Ferries, Moby Lines, Ichnusa Lines. Crossing durations range from 50 min – 8 hrs 30 min. Seasons covered: Jan-Dec (Year-round).

Can you travel by ferry from Sardinia to Corsica indirectly?

Yes, you can travel by ferry from Sardinia to Corsica with one transfer. These ferry connections operate several times per week and are provided by Corsica Ferries and other operators.

How long does it take to travel by ferry from Sardinia to Corsica indirectly?

The total ferry travel time depends on the route and operator. The shortest route takes approximately 5 hrs 45 min and the longest route takes 32 hrs 30 min.

What is the fastest indirect ferry route from Sardinia to Corsica?

The fastest indirect ferry route from Sardinia to Corsica is the Golfo Aranci – Nice (Nizza) – Ile Rousse route. This ferry connection is provided by Corsica Ferries and takes approximately 5 hrs 45 min.

Fastest indirect Sardinia to Corsica ferry time: 5 hrs 45 min (Golfo Aranci – Nice (Nizza) – Ile Rousse route, provided by Corsica Ferries)
Longest indirect Sardinia to Corsica ferry time: 32 hrs 30 min (Golfo Aranci – Toulon – Porto Vecchio route, provided by Corsica Ferries)

Indirect Ferry Crossings (26 routes with 1 transfer)

There are 26 indirect ferry routes operated by Moby Lines, Corsica Ferries, Tirrenia. Crossing durations range from – 19 hrs 30 min. Seasons covered: Jan-Dec (Year-round).

Map of Sardinia to Corsica Ferry Routes

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