Board the ferry from France to Sardinia! Explore schedules ferry routes from France and find details to help you compare operators and find the perfect journey!
What are the steps to follow in order to travel from France to Sardinia with a ferry?
- Choose your route & ferry company: Ferries to Sardinia depart from two major French ports: Nice and Toulon. There are also frequent connections from Bonifacio (Corsica) to Santa Teresa di Gallura. Corsica Ferries is a popular ferry company that offers services from Nice and Toulon to Porto Torres in Sardinia. Our online booking system allows you to research timetables, rates and onboard amenities. Simply fill out the fields and you'll be led to the results in a matter of seconds
- Book your tickets: Booking online in advance is strongly advised, particularly during peak season (summer months). Consider journey duration, facilities available (restaurants, cabins) and whether you'll be carrying a vehicle
- Reaching the French Port: Plan your transportation to the ferry terminal based on whatever port you want (Nice and Toulon). Both cities are well connected by train and bus and cabs are easily accessible
- Boarding the ferry: Arrive at the port at least an hour before departure, allowing time for check-in and potential delays. Have your ID and printed/e-ticket ready for verification at the boarding gate. Depending on your ticket class, you might have assigned seating or general admission. Find your designated area and settle in for the journey
- Enjoy the journey: The ferry ride offers a peaceful and scenic experience, providing stunning Mediterranean landscapes. Most ferries include onboard eateries, cafés and stores where you may buy refreshments and snacks. Some ships also provide entertainment, such as movie theaters or live music
- Disembarking in Sardinia: The ferry will arrive at your preferred Sardinian port, which is usually Porto Torres. From the dock, you may take a cab, bus, or pre-arrange transportation to your final destination in Sardinia
Bonus information
- Pack seasickness medication for the journey if needed
- Check the weather forecast since strong winds can cause delays or cancellations
- Bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses for sun protection on the ship's open deck
- Consider packing some light entertainment for the journey, like books, tablets, board games, especially if traveling with children