Planning your Corsica getaway by ferry? Take your car or travel light—four trusted operators connect mainland France to the breathtaking Island of Beauty. Choose day or night sailings, book a cozy cabin for extra comfort, or opt for high-speed ferries to cut travel time significantly.
Lock in the lowest fares by booking early, especially during peak summer. Compare options from these four companies to match your ports, schedule, and budget. Our guide draws from extensive Mediterranean ferry expertise to help you pick the ideal crossing.
Renowned for its iconic yellow ships, Corsica Ferries—the most popular choice for Corsica routes—sails under the Italian flag from Toulon and Nice to Bastia, Ajaccio, Porto-Vecchio, and Île Rousse. Enjoy up to 30 daily crossings year-round with flexible schedules. Its fleet of six classic vessels (built 2006–2015) takes 8–12 hours, while high-speed options whisk you there in under 4 hours (at a premium). Check their website for exclusive promotions and the best rates.
For Marseille departures, La Méridionale delivers reliable service to Bastia, Ajaccio, and Propriano. Operating daily year-round since 1937 with three modern ships, this French company excels in onboard quality and attention to detail. Their "Serenity Package" bundles ferry tickets with Corsican accommodations, from campsites to hotels, simplifying your entire trip.
The rebranded successor to SNCM (which ended in 2016), Corsica Linea sails exclusively from Marseille to Ajaccio, Bastia, Île Rousse, and Porto-Vecchio—over 100 crossings monthly. Frequent promotions, stay packages, and resident discounts make it a strong contender for value-driven travelers.
This vibrant Italian operator links Nice to Bastia and Bonifacio, with fun, comic-book-themed ships appealing to families. Emphasizing modern leisure onboard, Moby Lines offers a "Moby Card" loyalty program for unbeatable passenger rates.
