Ferry from France to Sardinia

Children aged 3 and under travel for free with Corsica Ferries, while those aged 4-11 can receive up to 50% off.

Special discounts are also available for residents of Sardinia.

Corsica Ferries' vessels that travel between southern France and Sardinia offer a wide range of amenities, including à la carte and self-service restaurants, as well as cafés and bars.

The ferries also have playrooms for children, shops for last-minute purchases, and a Wi-Fi connection available for an additional fee.

Cabins and accommodation

When traveling by ferry from southern France to Sardinia, you can choose from different types of cabins: internal, external with windows, deluxe cabins, cabins for people with disabilities, and pet-friendly cabins.

The price of a cabin usually starts at around €110 and varies depending on its specifications.

If you are looking for a budget-friendly option, deck-lounge seating is included in the ticket price. This option allows you to sit anywhere in the common areas or on the deck, but does not include a reserved seat.

Luggage

Corsica Ferries allows each passenger to bring 1 piece of luggage not exceeding 200x100x50 cm in size.

Traveling with pets

Pets are welcome on all ferries from France to Sardinia. Simply include your pet in your online booking and pay a small additional fee, which is usually less than €30.

Smaller pets must travel in a carrier, while larger ones should always be kept on a leash. Remember that you can also book a pet-friendly cabin for a more comfortable journey.

We recommend that you contact your ferry company directly for further details on pet travel requirements and documentation.

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

• We recommend that you arrive at your departure port at least 1 hour ahead of time, especially during the summer or if you are traveling with a vehicle.
• Since the crossing between southern France and Sardinia is quite long, booking a cabin will ensure a more comfortable trip.
• Take a look at our travel guide to Sardinia to learn more about this gorgeous Italian island!
• Curious about other ways to get to Sardinia? Check out all ferry schedules to Sardinia and discover your travel options!
• If you're not sure when the best time to visit Sardinia is, read our blog for help in deciding.
• With so many beaches in Sardinia, you'll be spoiled for choice. Find out which ones are the best and closest to where you're staying.
• You can also reach Sardinia by ferry from Corsica. Find all available routes and prices on Ferryhopper!

Where to take the ferry from France to Sardinia

Ferries to Sardinia depart from 2 ports in southern France: Toulon and Nice.

Here’s more information about each port:

• Toulon: The port of Toulon has 3 main piers. Ferries to Sardinia usually depart from Quai de la Minerve. The port is located near the city center, where you will find car parks, car rentals, supermarkets, restaurants, and shops.
• Nice: Ferries to Sardinia depart from the Quay of Commerce in Nice's port. The maritime station is close to the city center and only a 20-minute walk from the Basilica of Notre Dame.

Where does the ferry arrive in Sardinia?

Ferries from Toulon and Nice, in southern France, reach Porto Torres, a port city on the northwest coast of Sardinia. Porto Torres is a great place to start exploring the island. Most places can be reached by car, and there is also a train service that connects to other major cities and towns.

The port is conveniently located near the town center and offers a free shuttle bus that can take you there. Near the port, you will find bars, restaurants, shops, beaches, and historical monuments.

Take a look at the following ferry routes from southern France to Sardinia to find out more:

• Toulon - Porto Torres
• Nice - Porto Torres

Note: On occasion, Corsica Ferries has provided a connection between Toulon and Golfo Aranci, in northeastern Sardinia. However, schedules for 2025 have yet to be released.