Ferries to Corsica
You can set off on your Mediterranean holiday in Corsica with your own car. There are numerous ferry connections from France or Italy that bring travellers to the island along with their vehicle.
Tip: if you plan your journey by motorbike, car or motorhome well in advance, you can often secure especially good prices!
Ferries to Corsica – crossing from France
Travelling by car via France, you can continue your journey with the ferries of Corsica Linea and La Méridionale, for example. Corsica Linea sails from Marseille to the ports of Ajaccio, Bastia, L’Île-Rousse and Porte Vecchio. La Méridionale crosses to Ajaccio and Propriano. Depending on the ferry port in Corsica, the crossing takes between 10h and 13h.
Corsica Ferries sails from Nice and Toulon to L’Île-Rousse, Bastia and Porto Vecchio, as well as from Toulon to Ajaccio. Passengers should allow between 4.5h and 12h for the crossing.
Ferry to Corsica – travelling from Italy
The following connections are available for travelling by motorhome, car or motorbike via Italy:
Moby Lines
- Genoa - Bastia
- Livorno - Bastia
- Piombino - Bastia
Corsica Ferries
- Livorno - Bastia
- Livorno - L’Île-Rousse
- Piombino - Portoferraio (Elba) - Bastia
- Savona - Bastia
- Savona - L’Île-Rousse
Depending on the port of departure and arrival, the crossing takes between 2h 45min and 10h. The range of routes may vary by season.
If you want to do an island-hopping trip, you can cross to Corsica from Sardinia. Corsica Ferries, La Méridionale, Moby Lines, Blu Navy and Ichnusa Lines offer suitable routes.
Route map Corsica
- Cors'express
- Moby Lines
- Corsica Ferries
- Corsica Linea
- Ichnusa Lines
- La Meridionale
Ferry ports in Corsica
Ferries to Ajaccio
Ajaccio lies on the west coast of Corsica, around 210 nautical miles south-east of Marseille, and links the island regularly with French destinations such as Toulon and Marseille as well as with Italy and Sardinia.
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Ferries to Bastia
The ferry port of Bastia is in the north-east of Corsica, the French Mediterranean island, and is one of the island's most popular ferry ports. Ferries run from here to several destinations in France, such as Marseille, Nice and Toulon, and to Italy, including Genoa, Livorno, Savona and Piombino.
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Ferries to Bonifacio
The ferry port of Bonifacio is at the southern tip of the French Mediterranean island of Corsica and is the only major harbour link on the island's south coast. Ferries run from here to Santa Teresa di Gallura on the Italian island of Sardinia, only about 6 nautical miles away, with several sailings a day and a crossing time of about 50 minutes.
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Ferries to L'Île-Rousse
The ferry port of L'Île-Rousse lies on the north coast of Corsica in the Balagne region and links the island several times a week with French ports such as Marseille, Toulon, Nice and Sète as well as with Italian cities such as Savona. More than 400,000 travellers use the port each year.
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Ferries to Porto Vecchio
Porto Vecchio is in the Corse-du-Sud département on the French Mediterranean island of Corsica. The port links Corsica with mainland France and Sardinia through several weekly ferry services to destinations such as Toulon, Nice, Marseille and Porto Torres.
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Ferries to Propriano
Propriano lies on the southern part of Corsica's west coast between Ajaccio and Bonifacio, at the head of the Gulf of Valinco. The port has year-round sailings to Marseille several times a week.
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