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Corsica Sardinia Ferries, known as just Corsica Ferries, operates ferry crossings from France and Italia to Corsica, Sardinia and Algeria, as well as Mallorca.
Pascal P. Lota founded the company in the late 1960s, operating the first ship between Corsica and Italy, named Corsica Express. Corsica Ferries has since become the leading privately owned ferry company for crossings to Corsica and Sardinia since their inception over forty years ago, and their philosophy is to offer secure and great value crossings to the destinations they serve. Over three million passengers have been welcomed on board over the years, with roughly two thirds sailing to Corsica.
All Corsica Ferries restaurants are members of the renowned Chaîne des Rotisseurs, a guarantee for international cuisine of the highest quality and professionalism of the chefs. Corsica Sardinia Ferries offer up to fifteen crossings per day to Corsica and Sardinia and up to seven crossings per day to the Tuscan archipelago island of Elba.
In addition, you can book a ferry to Corsica from France, with ferries departing from Nice and Marseille. They also have routes between many other ports across Europe including Alcudia to Toulon, Bastia to Livorno and Corsica to Livorno.
View Corsica Ferries timetables, prices and book Corsica Ferries ferry tickets with directferries.co.uk. Looking for an alternative route or ferry company to fit your plans? Don’t worry, we’ll also compare Corsica Ferries with alternative ferry companies in your search to help you choose.
"Excellent "
Our journey was very comfortable. Clean bedding, good restaurants, great prices for tickets.
Read More Read Less"Traversée Bastia-Livorno-Bastia"
J'ai fait une allée/retour entre Bastia et Livorno dans deux différents bateaux de la compagnie Corsica Ferries : Méga Express II et Méga Esmeralda
Read More Read Less"Alcudia to Toulon "
Everything went very well indeed from arriving at Alcudia to disembarking at Toulon. We had reserved seats and we found it rather annoying as passengers with purchasing seats came and occupied seats to watch TV. In fact out seasts 34/35 when we went for lunch on returning they were fully occupied by others. Fortunately there were other seats available for us to use
Read More Read Less"Travel to Sardinia with a dog."
We travelled to and from Sardinia booking with direct ferries and sailing with Corsica Ferries. These are big ferries and very busy. The staff get you to your space on the ship very quickly and from there to your cabin. It helps if you are organised and at your car ready to go on the boat and park as instructed. The turn around is very quick even more so if there has been a delay due to the weather. If you have a dog friendly cabin you go with your dog straight up to the deck and are met at the deck by staff who then take you to your cabin. Be patient there are a lot of people on the boat and they can't get to everyone immediately. The cabins are clean and have a shower with lots of hot water. There is shower gel and soap but no drinking glasses and towels too. They do have a deck where you take your dog to the loo if necessary. On the way back the ferry port at Portes Torres is much smaller and so there is little waiting space. Once you have been checked onto the dock there are no toilets and you have to go back out with your ticket to small bar. There are not many restaurants but we did find a Pizza restaurant in a small courtyard that did takeaways. Again, be back at your car in good time. There were a few people were not back at their cars and so caused queues. A very efficient ferry but you have to do your bit too.
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