Ferries to Corsica
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You can book ferries to Corsica with Corsica Ferries, Grandi Navi Veloct, Moby Lines, and SNCM, with routes from the ports of Ajaccio, Calvi, Ile Rousse and Bastia (on Corsica) connecting to Nice, Toulon (France), Savona, Livorno, Piombino, Civitavecchia (Italy), Port Torres and Golfo Aranci (Sardinia).
You can book ferries to Corsica, including the latest Corsica ferry deals and special promotions, or view Corsica ferry timetables and travel information online, all with AFerry.com.
Ferries to Corsica - Destination Overview
Corsica is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea 180km from Frances southern coast, 14km north of Sardinia, and 80km west of Tuscany. Officially one of the 26 regions of France, French is the official language of the island, though many of the inhabitants speak the native Corsican language Corsu. Corsica has been referred to as one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean, and is relatively unspoiled as it has not had as much tourist development as many of the islands in the region.
Corsica boasts over 600 miles of coastline, with various sailing ports, sea side resorts, wild cliffs, multiple coves and long gorgeous golden sandy beaches with amazingly clear waters, The highest point on the island is Monte Cintu which reaches 2710m above the sea level, and offers amazing views of the island.
Corsica boasts a typical Mediterranean Climate, and the island holds the French record for the most number of sunny days per year. As it lies between Italy and France, Corsica is also home to some excellent cuisine and many fine restaurants. The pleasant climate, breathtaking views, amazing mountains with quiet rural villages and a gorgeous coast line with crystal clear water and beautiful sandy beaches make Corsica an amazing holiday destination for anybody.
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Ferries to Corsica - Map of Routes |
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