Ferrytocorsica

Ferries to Corsica

Ferries to Corsica

Compare the whole journey first, then check the timetable for your travel date

  • Sail from Italy or France to Bastia, Ajaccio and other Corsican ports
  • Choose by road journey, vehicle, sailing time and arrival port
  • Price checks are clearly labelled as links to our booking partner
Ferry in the port of Ajaccio

Popular routes and current price checks

These cards take you to Direct Ferries, our booking partner. Any feed price shown is per person for a single crossing; the final price and contract are provided by the partner.

Prices per person, one way

Ferry on the Genoa - Bastia route

Genoa - Bastia

Depending on the sailing, 3 hours 30 minutes to 5 hours 30 minutes.
Ferry on the Savona - Bastia route

Savona - Bastia

Day and overnight sailings; check the exact duration in the timetable.
Ferry on the Livorno - Bastia route

Livorno - Bastia

Depending on the sailing, 2 hours 15 minutes to 5 hours 45 minutes.

Toulon - Ajaccio

Day crossing 7 to 10 hours; check overnight times in the timetable.

Corsica route map

All ferry routes at a glance

Interactive map of ferry routes to Corsica. Open the relevant route page or timetable after choosing a crossing.

  • Moby Lines
  • Cors'express
  • Corsica Ferries
  • Corsica Linea
  • Ichnusa Lines
  • La Meridionale

Choosing the right ferry to Corsica

Find your route in three steps

Start with the entire journey rather than the cheapest teaser fare. First, decide which mainland port makes sense for your drive or onward transport. Second, work out whether you need a vehicle deck, an overnight sailing or a cabin. Third, choose the Corsican arrival port that reduces the drive after disembarkation. Only then is a current price comparison useful.

Journey times, operators and vehicle options are maintained on the individual route pages because they can change. The timetable shows planned departures for your date and makes the data timestamp or an empty result visible.

From northern Italy: Genoa or Savona

Genoa-Bastia and Savona-Bastia both leave from Liguria, but not from the same place. Savona sailings use the terminal at Vado Ligure. Compare the actual road journey, seasonal service and vehicle option for the sailing you intend to book.

From Tuscany: Livorno

Livorno-Bastia is particularly useful if your overland journey comes through Tuscany or if you want to compare several operators and vessel types. The shortest advertised crossing may be a passenger-only service, so check the included vehicle option carefully.

Seasonal alternatives may also appear from Piombino or via Elba. Use the route map first, then confirm the current sailing.

From France: Toulon, Marseille or Nice

Toulon-Ajaccio is a practical choice for journeys through southern France and is often used as an overnight crossing. Marseille and Nice add services to several Corsican ports. The arrival port, cabin and arrival time can matter more than a small difference in sailing duration.

Between Sardinia and Corsica

For an island-hopping trip, consider sailings from Porto Torres or Santa Teresa di Gallura. This is a different planning problem from travelling from mainland Europe: check connecting times, hire-car or vehicle conditions and the fact that the journeys may require separate tickets.

Plan the vehicle, pet and price together

For a motorhome or trailer, the complete external dimensions matter. Our motorhome ferry guide covers measurements, gas and the closed vehicle deck. Pet rules are not universal: use the operator-specific overview for travelling with a pet.

Once the route is fixed, compare ferry prices to Corsica using identical inputs. Booking buttons on the route pages explicitly name Direct Ferries as our booking partner. The price, availability and booking contract are provided there; this website does not contain an embedded booking window.

Ferry to Corsica FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about routes, duration, vehicles, pets and prices.

Which ports have ferries to Corsica?+

Important Italian departure ports include Genoa, Savona/Vado Ligure and Livorno. From France, ferries sail from ports including Toulon, Marseille and Nice. The actual service depends on your travel date.

How long is the ferry crossing to Corsica?+

It depends on the route, vessel and departure time. The checked ranges are listed on each route page; use the timetable for the planned duration on your date.

Can I take a car or motorhome?+

Yes, on many conventional ferries. Some faster craft may not carry vehicles. Check the vehicle option for the specific sailing and read our motorhome guide.

Can my dog or cat travel with me?+

Several operators accept pets, but rules for cabins, decks, kennels and vehicles differ. See the operator-by-operator comparison in taking a pet to Corsica.

How much is a ferry to Corsica?+

There is no reliable single fare. Date, passengers, vehicle, accommodation and fare conditions all affect the total. See ferry prices to Corsica for a fair comparison method.