Ferries to Corsica from Sardinia
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Ferries to Corsica from Sardinia
Travelling from Sardinia to Corsica is simple, with four ferry routes connecting the two islands. You can book either a one-way trip or a round-trip for a day, allowing you to explore Corsica. The Santa Teresa to Bonifacio route is particularly popular for day tours from Sardinia.
Ferry Map: Sardinia–Corsica
The ferry map highlights various connections between Sardinia and Corsica. Departure frequencies vary, with some routes running once a week, while others, like Santa Teresa to Bonifacio, offer up to 7 daily departures. This makes Santa Teresa–Bonifacio the ideal option for a day trip or flexible travel plans.
About the crossings between Corsica & Sardinia
Ferry Routes Between Corsica and Sardinia
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Santa Teresa to Bonifacio:
- Duration: Approximately 50 minutes.
- Frequency: Up to 7 daily departures, making it the best option for day trips between Sardinia and Corsica.
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Porto Torres to Ajaccio:
- Duration: Around 4 hours.
- Frequency: Limited departures, ideal for those travelling between northern Sardinia and Corsica’s capital.
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Golfo Aranci to Bastia:
- Duration: Around 4-5 hours.
- Frequency: Operates a few times a week, suitable for travellers heading to Corsica’s northeast.
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Porto Vecchio to Golfo Aranci:
- Duration: Around 3-4 hours.
- Frequency: Limited service, convenient for those connecting Corsica’s southeast to Sardinia’s northeast.
Summary
The Santa Teresa to Bonifacio route stands out for its frequency and short travel time, making it perfect for day trips. Other routes, such as Porto Torres to Ajaccio or Golfo Aranci to Bastia, are less frequent but ideal for specific destinations. Whether you’re planning a short visit or a longer journey, there’s a ferry route to suit your needs.
On board & ferry maps for Corsica and Sardinia
Prices and availability for this crossing.
What is the sailing schedule and the best alternative?
To check the sailing schedule and timetable for this crossing, and to find the best alternative, simply fill in the booking module for ferries to Sardinia. This tool will provide up-to-date options, times, and routes to suit your travel needs.
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!