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Ferries from Sardinia in Italy to Corsica in France, run 7x per week all year round, connected via the Porto Torres, Sardinia - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia - Golfo Aranci, Sardinia and Ajaccio, Corsica - Propriano, Corsica - Bonifacio, Corsica - Bastia, Corsica ports. The first ferry departs from Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia at 07:00, and the latest is at 19:00 from Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia. The quickest crossing takes 1h from Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia to Bonifacio, Corsica, with the average travel time of 4h 41min from the neighboring ports. Ticket prices range from €21.00 to €44.52. During high season, there are ~22 weekly crossings, and around 5 the rest of the year. Find the best route, and have the best experience booking it, right here on Ferryscanner!
Ferry companies offering Sardinia to Corsica routes
Corsica Ferries, Ichnusa Lines are running the Sardinia - Corsica route. Weekly crossings to France are sorted here by ticket price.
Sardinia to Corsica ferry schedule
The ferry schedule and timetable for Sardinia to Corsica varies by company and season. An overview to help plan your trip to France:
Is there a ferry from Sardinia to Corsica, France?
Yes, ferries operate between Sardinia and Corsica, providing cross-border connections. The route is served by Corsica Ferries, Ichnusa Lines, with an average crossing time of 4h 41min connecting the Porto Torres, Sardinia - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia - Golfo Aranci, Sardinia and Ajaccio, Corsica - Propriano, Corsica - Bonifacio, Corsica - Bastia, Corsica ports. Ferry options are available seasonally. When selecting your ferry to Corsica (All Ports), keep your departure and arrival ports in mind.
How long is the ferry from Sardinia to Corsica, France?
It takes on average 4h 41min to travel by ferry from Sardinia, Italy to Corsica, France. The shortest ferry trip completes the crossing in **1h ** when traveling from Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia to the Bonifacio, Corsica port. Travel times vary depending on the departure and arrival port, ferry company, the weather conditions on the day, and whether you choose a high-speed ferry or a conventional one.
Sardinia is ~111.27km or 60.04nm away from Corsica. The slowest crossing time is around 5h 15min and is from Porto Torres, Sardinia to Ajaccio, Corsica.
While booking your ferry to Corsica, France with Ferryscanner, look for the recommended option. Our algorithm highlights the most direct routes, best travel times, and ticket availability to help you choose faster.
Fastest ferry from Sardinia to Corsica, France
ICHNUSA by Ichnusa Lines is the fastest ferry connecting Italy with France through the Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia - Bonifacio, Corsica route, with a crossing time of **1h **.
Can I do a day trip from Sardinia to Corsica?
Yes, a day trip from Sardinia in Italy to Corsica in France should be possible. The fastest crossing takes 1h from Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia to Bonifacio, Corsica, giving you time to see parts of France and return the same day.
Be sure to factor in additional time for customs and immigration clearance on either side, especially in busy months.
Are there any ferries traveling from Sardinia to Corsica at night?
No, unfortunately there are no night ferries from Sardinia (All Ports) to Corsica (All Ports). Check out the daytime sailing options to plan your trip with convenience and flexibility.
This summary for the Sardinia (All Ports) to Corsica (All Ports) route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry companies, and availability. For the most accurate and detailed ferry timetable, including routes, stops, and pricing, check out our ferry search and booking system.
A short trip from Corsica
Ajaccio, Corsica - Propriano, Corsica - Bonifacio, Corsica - Bastia, Corsica are all within 100 km (2 hours travel time) of Corsica.
Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Sardinia to Corsica
Ferry ticket prices from Sardinia, Italy to Corsica, France range from €21.00 to €44.52 for foot passengers and around €33.00 for cars. Cabins and premium seating cost extra. When departing from:
- Porto Torres, Sardinia, ferry tickets start at €- for foot passengers, and from €- for vehicles.
- Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia, ferry tickets start at €34.83 for foot passengers, and from €9.52 for vehicles.
- Golfo Aranci, Sardinia, ferry tickets start at €32.00 for foot passengers, and from €- for vehicles.
Book in advance to secure better fares, as ticket prices tend to go up closer to departure. Keep in mind that some ferries may have boarding restrictions, such as permitting only foot passengers or passengers traveling with vehicles.
Ferry Offers
Special offers may be available on the Sardinia to Corsica route, depending on the season and operator. These may include early booking deals or limited-time discounts.
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How to travel from Sardinia to Corsica, France
How to get from Sardinia (All Ports) to Corsica (All Ports)
How to Get from Sardinia (All Ports) to Corsica (All Ports), France
The main Ferry Terminals for this Route are Porto Torres, Santa Teresa Gallura and Golfo Aranci in Sardinia, all linking you with Ports across Corsica in France. Porto Torres sits close to Sassari and is reachable by frequent regional buses or taxis from the city and nearby airport areas. Santa Teresa Gallura lies near the town center, so you can usually walk or take a short taxi ride from hotels and bus stops. Golfo Aranci is served by local trains and buses from Olbia and its airport, making it a practical option if you are flying into the region before continuing by ferry.
Departure usually begins at the main Terminal in Porto Torres, where you follow signs toward your Gate and dock before boarding. In Santa Teresa Gallura, passengers typically move through a compact Ferry Terminal area, then proceed to the indicated boarding zone with Ferry Tickets and ID ready. At Golfo Aranci, travelers generally pass through the Port entrance, follow the local language signage and join the line for their specific Gate. On all departures, you may encounter passport or customs checks, so keep travel documents handy. Always review your tickets or the email sent from us Ferryscanner for any updates, and arrive early for a relaxing and hassle-free journey.
On foot or by vehicle from Sardinia to Corsica
Ferries from Sardinia to Corsica, France accommodate foot passengers and usually offer wheelchair accessibility. They depart from Porto Torres, Sardinia - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia - Golfo Aranci, Sardinia and arrive at Ajaccio, Corsica - Propriano, Corsica - Bonifacio, Corsica - Bastia, Corsica ports. Contact our support team to confirm specific services. Try to arrive at least 2 hours before departure. You can choose to add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages for extra convenience or just to be on the safe side with your booking.
Can I bring a car on the ferry from Sardinia to Corsica?
Some ferries from Sardinia to Corsica, France allow cars on board, and you can book them easily with Ferryscanner. Ferries that take cars:
- TBA- Corsica Ferries
- ICHNUSA- Ichnusa Lines
- TBA- Corsica Ferries
Vehicle ticket prices start from €9.52, depending on the vehicle type, ferry company, and season. For unaccompanied vehicle transport, please contact our support team.
With your motorcycle to Corsica
Travel with your motorcycle on the TBA, ICHNUSA ferries from Sardinia to Corsica, France. Booking is straightforward, with rates tailored for motorcycles.
With your bicycle to Corsica
Most ferries from Sardinia to Corsica, France allow bicycles. If there is an extra fee, you will see it at checkout. Bicycles are accepted on TBA, ICHNUSA ferries.
Luggage
You can usually bring luggage on ferries from from Sardinia to Corsica, France at no extra cost.
Most companies allow 1 bag per person, up to 50 kg. But this can vary by company or ferry vessel. Per ferry:
- TBA, ICHNUSA: Up to 0kg per passenger.
Label your luggage clearly and place it in the area shown by the crew. Extra or large items may have an added fee, depending on the company.
If you’re unsure about luggage rules for your international trip from Sardinia to Corsica, check the ferry company page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Cabins
Some ferries from Sardinia to Corsica, France offer cabins so you can rest during the crossing. Private and shared cabins are available, and some ferries also provide pet-friendly options.
Can I book a cabin from Sardinia to Corsica?
Yes, cabins are available on the TBA ferries, meaning you can travel to Corsica and reach France in comfort. Choose between private or shared cabins, and book early to ensure availability.
Are pets allowed on board?
Bring your pet on the ferry from Sardinia to Corsica, but each ferry company may have its own rules. General guidelines:
- Larger pets use the ship’s kennel; pets under 10 kg may stay in their owner's carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip, especially when traveling outside the European Union.
If you’re unsure, check the ferry company’s page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Tips for traveling from Sardinia to Corsica, France
Make your trip from Sardinia (All Ports) to Corsica (All Ports), France simple and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey across the Mediterranean.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow modern safety rules and crews give clear instructions, so listen to briefings and note emergency exits.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets early, especially in summer, to get better availability between Porto Torres, Santa Teresa Gallura, Golfo Aranci and Ajaccio, Propriano, Bonifacio, Bastia.
Ferryscanner app: Use the Ferryscanner app to compare options, keep all bookings in one place, and get live updates on your Route.
Parking: Check parking near Porto Torres, Santa Teresa Gallura, and Golfo Aranci ports in advance, and take photos of where you left your car.
Comfort on board: Bring a light jacket, as indoor lounges can feel chilly, and outdoor decks can be windy, even on sunny days.
Weather & sun: In summer, pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for time on deck; in cooler months, expect rougher seas and possible high tides.
Food & drinks: Onboard dining is usually available, but bring extra snacks and water, especially if traveling with kids or late at night.
Scenery: Spend time on deck to enjoy the sea views and the cliffs near Bonifacio and the coasts of Sardinia and Corsica.
Corsica Highlights: Try Corsican products like brocciu cheese, chestnut treats, and island wines in Ajaccio, Propriano, or Bastia.
Nature & Culture in Corsica: Explore Bonifacio’s clifftop citadel, Bastia’s old port, and coastal hiking paths that feel wilder than many Sardinian spots.
Fun Fact: France, including Corsica, is one of the world’s most visited countries, and your ferry link from Sardinia lets you arrive in true traveler style.
Check our blog for more tips and ideas to help you plan your trip to Corsica, France.
Reaching the Sardinia ferry ports
In Porto Torres, the Ferry Terminal is located at the main Port, close to the town center and easily reachable from the surrounding road network. It’s a short drive from the city’s central area and within reasonable taxi distance of regional airports such as Alghero–Fertilia and Olbia Costa Smeralda.
In Santa Teresa Gallura, the Ferry Terminal sits right by the Port below the town, a few minutes’ walk uphill to the main square, shops, and accommodations. In Golfo Aranci, the Ferry Terminal is at the seafront Port, close to the village center and a short taxi or train ride from Olbia.
You can reach these Sardinian ports by car (good main-road connections from Olbia, Sassari, and other hubs), taxi (widely available at airports and main towns), or public transport, where regional buses and, in some cases, local trains link nearby cities and airports to the Ports. Services are usually more frequent in high season, with reduced timetables off‑season.
In Ajaccio, Propriano, Bonifacio, and Bastia, the Ferry Terminals are all set at or next to the central Port areas, generally within walking distance of each town’s historic center and easily accessible by car, taxi, and local buses.
Please note that transport options and timetables can change. For the latest details, check locally or online, and if you spot outdated information, kindly let our support team know.
Make the most of Corsica, France
Corsica is a French Island in the Mediterranean, full of mountains, clear blue water, and charming towns. From its different ports, you can explore famous spots like the old citadels, pretty harbors, and long sandy beaches. The sea is bright and calm, and pine forests grow almost right down to the shore.
You can hike on wild trails, swim in hidden coves, or relax on family-friendly beaches. In the towns, walk through narrow stone streets, visit small churches, and watch the sunset from the port. Food lovers can try local cheese, cured meats, and chestnut cakes, and enjoy fresh seafood at simple seaside restaurants.
Hidden rivers and rock pools in the Island’s interior are great for a quiet swim away from the crowds. Little mountain villages let you see traditional life and enjoy amazing views.
Corsica (All Ports) is perfect for a quick getaway, but it also works well as a base to explore more of the Island and other nearby Destinations and Islands by ferry.
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