Ferry from Corsica to Sardinia

Ferry companies traveling between Corsica and Sardinia offer discounts to certain passenger groups. Infants and toddlers up to 3 years old travel free of charge, while children between 4 and 11 or 12 years old are normally entitled to a 50% discount.

Moreover, there is a special discount for Sardinia residents. To get it, you just need to enter your ID or passport number when booking your tickets on Ferryhopper.

On all ferries to Sardinia from Corsica, you will find quality services to make the crossing even more enjoyable. Conventional ferries are usually equipped with garages, cabins and a range of seating options.

Some ferries also offer a restaurant service, shops and children's play areas. Depending on the route, Wi-Fi access on board may be free or subject to a fee.

Here's some more information about services on board ferries from Corsica to Sardinia:

Cabins and accommodation

Most ferries from Corsica to Sardinia offer different types of cabins: internal, cabins with a window, suites, and even cabins with access for people with disabilities.

On shorter journeys, such as from Bonifacio to Santa Teresa Gallura, seats are included in the ticket price.

Luggage

Each ferry company has its own luggage policy:

• There are no restrictions regarding luggage weight and size on board Moby Lines ships.
• Corsica Ferries allows passengers 1 hand luggage with maximum dimensions of 200x100x50 cm free of charge.
• The operator Ichnusa Lines allows each passenger to carry 1 hand luggage with maximum dimensions of 150x50x25 cm free of charge.

Traveling with pets

Pets are welcome on all ferries to Sardinia from Corsica. You just need to add your pet to your online booking and pay a small fee.

Pets are normally allowed on the external decks of the ship, but are not allowed to enter ferry lounges and communal areas. Small pets must travel in their own carrier and it is also possible to book pet-friendly cabins.

Make sure to bring along your pet’s updated health certificates. Also, if you are traveling with a dog, remember to have a muzzle and leash.

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

• During the high season, we recommend arriving at the port well in advance, especially if you are bringing along your vehicle.
• Exploring Sardinia by camper is one of the best options to save on accommodation and discover the island’s hidden corners.
• Take advantage of the short Bonifacio - Santa Teresa Gallura ferry route and take a day trip to Sardinia. You can catch the first ferry and return to Bonifacio in the evening!
• As for the documents needed to travel between Corsica and Sardinia, you will need to present your passport or ID (citizens of countries in the Schengen Area).
• Check out our Sardinia travel guide and plan your vacation with Ferryhopper’s top tips!
• Golfo Aranci, one of the destinations you can reach from Corsica, is just a stone's throw from the Costa Smeralda, which boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia.
• Check our Sardinia ferries page for up-to-date information, including timetables, offers and many useful travel tips.
• Take a look at the Santa Teresa Gallura - Bonifacio, Porto Torres - Ajaccio, Golfo Aranci - Bastia, and Porto Torres - Porto Vecchio ferry routes to plan your return trip from Italy to Corsica.
• Check out our Corsica ferry schedules page for a complete overview of how to get to and from the island by sea.

Where to take the ferry from Corsica to Sardinia

Ferries to Sardinia mainly depart from 4 ports in Corsica: Bonifacio, Ajaccio, Bastia, and Porto Vecchio.

Here is some more information about each port:

Port of Bonifacio

Bonifacio provides ferry connections to Santa Teresa Gallura, with departures leaving from the main terminal of the commercial port (Quai Sott, Portigliola). The port is located very close to the city center and can be easily reached in 20 min on foot and 5 min by car. You can find several parking lots near the port.

Figari Airport is well connected to the port of Bonifacio by bus (LB line) and is only 20 km away by car.

Port of Bastia

The port of Bastia is located in the heart of the city and is among the most important in Corsica for passenger and freight traffic. The port is divided into 2 areas: Porto Vecchio and the commercial port.

The picturesque Old Port area (Vieux-Port de Bastia) mainly hosts smaller boats. Ferries to Golfo Aranci depart from the docks in the commercial port of Bastia, where you can also find cafes, restaurants, rental services, and hotels. The Bastia train station is very close to the port and can be easily reached on foot.

Port of Ajaccio

Ajaccio is the capital of Corsica, located in the southwest of the island. Ferries to Porto Torres depart from the ferry terminal in the port of Ajaccio. The port is located close to the train station, but is also easily accessible by car (5 min) or on foot (15 min).

Ajaccio Airport is well connected to the port by bus (line 8) and is only a 20-min drive away.

Porto Vecchio

Ferries to Porto Torres from Porto Vecchio, in the far south of Corsica, depart from this port’s ferry terminal. In the port area, you can find several amenities, including restaurants and cafes.

The port is 2 km from the city centre and can be reached on foot in 15-20 min, or by the electric shuttle ferry A Citadina, which leaves every 20 min. Figari Airport is a 30-min drive from Porto Vecchio.

Where does the ferry arrive in Sardinia?

Ferries from Corsica usually travel to Santa Teresa Gallura, Porto Torres and Golfo Aranci. Keep in mind that some routes are seasonal and may only be available at certain times of the year.

Tip: Read our guide to find out more about the ports of Sardinia.