Ferry from Corsica to Italy

As well as special offers, regular discounts are also available to select groups of travelers. Although these discounts may vary depending on the ferry company, you can typically enjoy the following discounts:

• Infants and children up to 3 years old: free of charge 
• Children aged 4 to 11 years old: 50% discount 
• Corsica residents: Between 75% and 85% discount

Here are some of the services and facilities on board ferries from Corsica to Italy:

Cabins and accommodation

Cabins are usually available on the longer ferry crossings from Corsica to Italy, such as on the Bastia - Savona route. The cabins usually include 1 to 4 beds, with standard and deluxe (sea view and double bed) options available on most trips.

On shorter ferry trips, cabins are not available, but you can usually select deck/lounge tickets or numbered airplane-style seating.

Luggage

When traveling by ferry from Corsica to Italy, you can usually take as much luggage as you like, with no weight restrictions. However, some ferry companies may limit the size of your luggage to 150x50x30 cm. We recommend you check the details when booking your tickets online.

Traveling with pets

Pets are welcome on ferries from Corsica to Italy, provided they are kept on a lead or in a carrier. Some ferries may also have a special kennel area or pet-friendly cabins. Whatever you choose, make sure you have your pet's travel documents and health certificate with you.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Corsica to Italy:

• We recommend that you arrive at your chosen port at least 1 hour before departure, especially during the summer months when they can be busier than usual.
• If you are not a citizen of the European Union or the Schengen Area countries, you will need a passport when taking a ferry from Corsica to Italy.
• If you're likely to get seasick, you may want to consider bringing motion sickness tablets with you. Always check with your pharmacist or doctor before taking any medication.
• If you are traveling on a longer or overnight ferry, consider booking a cabin for a more comfortable journey.
• Did you know that you can reach the beautiful Italian island of Sardinia from Corsica in just 50 minutes? Read about ferries to Sardinia on our dedicated page and book your tickets on Ferryhopper!
• Plan your return journey straight away by checking all ferry routes from Italy to Corsica.

Where to take the ferry from Corsica to Italy

Ferries to Italy depart from 4 ports in Corsica: Bastia, L'Île-Rousse, Ajaccio and Bonifacio. Here's some more information on each one:

• Bastia: Located on the north coast of Corsica, Bastia is one of the most important ports on the island. It is divided into 2 areas: the commercial port (where the ferries depart) and the picturesque old port (Porto Vecchio), which is mainly used by fishing boats. The port is only a 10-minute walk from the town center where you will find hotels, restaurants and other points of interest.
• Bonifacio: Located in the south of Corsica, the port is surrounded by spectacular white cliffs and is the main arrival point for ferries from Santa Teresa di Gallura, in Sardinia. The port of Bonifacio is easily accessible by car or bus.
• Ajaccio: Situated in the south-west of Corsica, this port is close to the railway station and the town center and offers a wide range of services and amenities. 
• L'Île-Rousse: This small port on the northwest coast of Corsica is the main gateway to the Balagne region. The beautiful seaside town of Calvi is only 24km away.

Where does the ferry arrive in Italy from Corisca?

There are 7 ports in Italy with daily and weekly ferry connections to Corsica: Santa Teresa Gallura, Porto Torres and Golfo Aranci, in Sardinia, Genoa and Savona in Liguria, as well as Livorno and Piombino in Tuscany. 

• Santa Teresa Gallura: this small port in northern Sardinia is close to the town center, where you can find shops, bars, restaurants and hotels.
• Porto Torres: Sardinia's largest port is located close to the city center and is both a commercial and industrial port. In addition to shops, bars, restaurants and ticket offices, the port also has a free shuttle service for passengers.
• Golfo Aranci: easily accessible from the town center, the port area includes many services and shops, as well as a train station that connects this Sardinian town to Cagliari, the island’s capital.
• Genoa: Italy's largest industrial and commercial port is easily accessible by public transport and is just a short distance from the city's central railway station and Christopher Columbus Airport.
• Savona: the city has 2 ports, Palacrociere and Vado Ligure, the latter of which provides ferry services to Corsica. The port of Vado Ligure is located about 10 km south of the center of Savona and has a free shuttle service and parking for passengers.
• Livorno: the old and new ports of Livorno are easily accessible by public transport, and the city's main railway station is close to the port.
• Piombino: Only 2 km from the city center and the railway station, this Tuscan port can be reached on foot, by car, train or bus, and offers a wide range of services such as car parks, bars, restaurants, car hire and hotels.