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Marseille Ferry Port |
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| Marseille ferry port offers scheduled services to Corsica and Sardinia. This traditional service, which has a long history, continues to grow. Marseille Ferry port terminal 2 -situated in Place de la Joliette and dedicated to traffic for Corsica and Sardinia, handles more than 700,000 passengers per year, while terminal 3 situated at the end of Boulevard des Dames is dedicated to traffic with North Africa and handles up to 620,000 passengers per year. |
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Marseille to Porto Vecchia Ferry
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On this page you will find everything you need to know about Marseille Porto Vecchia ferry crossings. Using our fare search you can check real time prices, availability and book ferries from Marseille to Porto Vecchia or compare this route or the ports to Marseille Porto Vecchia ferry alternatives. Getting a quote or making a booking couldn't be easier. All you need to do is select Marseille to Porto Vecchia from the menus above, number of passengers and hit search!
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Marseille Porto Vecchia Ferry Operators |
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Porto Vecchia Ferry Port |
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| Porto Vecchia was founded by the Genoeses. In 1564, Sampiero Corso seized the city and entered into an alliance with the Barbary Coasts. The Genoeses called the Spanish for help, who in autumn that same year recaptured Porto Vecchia. Surpassed by its brilliant competitor - Bonifacio, it remained for a long time a stop over for the shepherds, and the place of salt and cork production. There are now regular sailings from Porto Vecchia to France and Sardinia. |
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