Ferries from Bastia to Civitavecchia are operated by 1 ferry companies. Operators include COEX. The journey typically takes around 3 hours 15 minutes. The earliest departure is at 07:00 and the latest is at 13:00.
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Ferry prices for the Bastia to Civitavecchia route are dynamic and vary depending on demand, availability and how far in advance you book.
👉 Typical prices range from around €40 to over €68 depending on the season and vehicle type.
Foot Passengers: From €40 to €68 one way.Note: Foot passenger travel is not available on all routes, and space may be limited to specific sailings.
💡Travel tip: Booking early and traveling mid-week usually offers the lowest fares. Prices are highest during weekends and holiday periods.
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The Bastia to Civitavecchia ferry route provides a convenient connection between the north of Corsica and mainland Italy. Arriving into Civitavecchia, Rome's main ferry port, this crossing is a popular choice for travellers heading to the Italian capital, central Italy or continuing their journey to other destinations across the country.
Travelling by ferry allows you to take your own vehicle, making it easy to continue your journey once you arrive in Italy. Whether you're returning from Corsica or planning a wider road trip, the Bastia to Civitavecchia route offers a comfortable and flexible way to travel across the Mediterranean.

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.
Civitavecchia Ferry Port has access to the most important national and European road and rail networks.
Civitavecchia (meaning "Ancient Town") took the brunt of the two World Wars because of its strategic importance as a Roman Port and in the due course, most of the city's archaeological treasures and old buildings were destroyed.
But, some of the interesting sites that still remain are the 16th century Fort Michelangelo and the Piazza Leandra along with some interesting hot spring baths from the Roman times.
The port of Civitavecchia is located on the west coast of the Italian peninsula, just 80 km from the capital Rome. The good location of the city, in the centre of the Mediterranean, has allowed the port of Civitavecchia to become one of the most efficient ports in Italy.

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