Nice Bastia Ferry
Ferries from Nice to Bastia are operated by 1 ferry companies. Operators include Corsica Ferries. There are currently 1 weekly sailings on this ferry route. The journey typically takes around 10 hours 33 minutes. The earliest departure is at 17:00 and the latest is at 23:45.
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Ferry Companies from Nice to Bastia
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Nice to Bastia Ferry Prices (2026 Estimates)
Ferry prices for the Nice to Bastia route are dynamic and vary depending on demand, availability and how far in advance you book.
What's the best time to take the Nice - Bastia ferry?
📅 February is the cheapest month to sail Nice to Bastia, averaging EUR 90 per crossing. Prices peak in November at EUR 170.
Mid-season months (January, May, July and October) average around EUR 94–EUR 97.
Monthly average prices (2026)
| Month | Avg. price (EUR) | Season |
|---|---|---|
| January | EUR 94 | Mid-Season |
| February | EUR 90 | Off-Peak |
| March | EUR 92 | Off-Peak |
| April | EUR 101 | Peak Period |
| May | EUR 94 | Mid-Season |
| June | EUR 91 | Off-Peak |
| July | EUR 94 | Mid-Season |
| August | EUR 126 | Peak Period |
| September | EUR 90 | Off-Peak |
| October | EUR 97 | Mid-Season |
| November | EUR 170 | Peak Period |
| December | EUR 101 | Peak Period |
Price trend
The ferry route from Nice to Bastia offers a picturesque crossing between the French Riviera and the island of Corsica. As passengers depart from the sunny shores of Nice, they are treated to panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, with the rugged Corsican coastline slowly coming into view as the ferry approaches Bastia.
Once in Bastia, visitors are welcomed by the charm of this historic port city in northern Corsica. The town is known for its striking mixture of Genoese architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and the lively Old Port. Stroll through the Citadel, where you can explore ancient fortifications and enjoy panoramic views of the harbour and coastline. Bastia is also a gateway to Corsica's natural beauty, with nearby hiking trails and beaches like Lavasina providing opportunities for outdoor adventures. The city’s vibrant markets, quaint cafes, and excellent Corsican cuisine make Bastia a delightful destination for culture, history, and relaxation.
Nice Bastia in pictures
Departure Board for Nice-Bastia
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Frequently Asked Questions About Nice-Bastia
Frequently Asked Questions About Nice-Bastia
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About Nice
Nice Port (Port Lympia) is the main harbour of Nice, located on the French Riviera in southeastern France. It is a vibrant marina surrounded by historic buildings, colourful facades, and bustling streets. Established in the 18th century, the port serves as a hub for yachts, fishing boats, and ferries, with regular connections to Corsica.
The area around the port features charming cafes, restaurants, and shops, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists. The scenic Quai Lunel and Quai Papacino provide picturesque views of the harbour, blending maritime charm with Mediterranean elegance.
About Bastia
The Port of Bastia, one of the busiest and most important in Corsica, serves as a key gateway for passenger transport and trade in the Mediterranean. Strategically positioned on the island's northeastern coast, it offers modern ferry terminals, cargo facilities, and essential maritime services. Steeped in history, the port combines Corsica's rich, maritime heritage with contemporary infrastructure, connecting the island to major destinations across Europe with efficiency and charm.
Nice to Bastia Ships
Reviews for Nice-Bastia
Reviews for Nice-Bastia
Very good...very passable
Very good...very passable
Excellent value for money. I…
Excellent value for money. I knew Orsica Ferries before and they've made significant progress.
It's good, it works well,…
It's good, it works well, we were also in a period of overbooking following the blockades of the Corsican ports so a bit too many cars on the ferry and a problem with space.