Ferries Santa Teresa Bonifacio 2026
Discover the best ferry offers Santa Teresa – Bonifacio and book online at the best price
FERRY
SANTA TERESA – BONIFACIO
- 3 departures/day
- 1 hour
FERRY
SANTA TERESA – BONIFACIO
- 4 departures/day
- 30 minutes
Ferries Santa Teresa Gallura Bonifacio
The Port of Santa Teresa Gallura, situated in beautiful Sardinia, serves as a vital link to Bonifacio, in nearby Corsica. This important maritime route offers nearly 50 departures a week, ensuring a constant connection between Sardinia and Corsica.
The short travel duration of just 30 minutes makes this route a convenient option for travelers wishing to explore both islands. The crossings are managed with professionalism and safety by the historic ferry companies Moby Lines & Ichnusa Lines, ensuring a reliable and pleasant travel experience.
This maritime connection not only facilitates movement between Santa Teresa Gallura and Bonifacio but also offers the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views over the Strait of Bonifacio and experience a unique travel adventure.
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Ferries Santa Teresa Gallura prices
Ichnusa Lines Prices
for two passengers starting from €57
for two passengers with a car starting from €86
for two passengers with a motorcycle starting from €77
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Ferries Santa Teresa Gallura timetables 2024
There are nearly 50 weekly departures for the ferries Santa Teresa Gallura Bonifacio.
timetables Santa Teresa Gallura – Bonifacio
07:00
09:00
10:20
12:00
07:00
timetables Bonifacio – Santa Teresa Gallura
08:30
10:30
12:30
15:30
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Ferries Santa Teresa Gallura: boarding
Boarding Santa Teresa Gallura – Bonifacio
The Port of Santa Teresa is located right at the entrance of the village coming from Palau. For boarding to Corsica, you need to enter the tunnel via Muntanea
Boarding Bonifacio Santa Teresa Gallura
The port of Bonifacio is easily reachable by car, with daily buses, and also on foot thanks to nearby paid parking
Maritime Station
If needed, here are the contacts for the Maritime Station of Santa Teresa Gallura
Management and front office
provincial road to the port / via la Filetta
Maritime Station and boarding Corsica:
galleria via Muntanea
Email: info@portosantateresa.com
+39 0789 751936
+39 348 734 7267
Porto Santa Teresa Gallura
And to end with a touch of prestige, the port of Santa Teresa has received for many years the international recognition Blue Flag, a tangible sign of commitment to sustainable territory management. The Blue Flag is a prestigious award given by the FEE, with the participation of the UN agencies UNEP and UNTWO, confirming the beauty and sustainability of the place.
Between 2010 and 2015, the port obtained the international Blue Star Marine certification, achieving 4 stars. This recognition, awarded by IMCI, is a guarantee of the quality of services offered, placing the Porto di Santa Teresa among the best tourist ports in the world. We look forward to welcoming you on board for an unforgettable maritime experience!
Ferries Santa Teresa Bonifacio 2026
Discover the best ferry offers Santa Teresa – Bonifacio and book online at the best price
FERRY
SANTA TERESA – BONIFACIO
- 3 departures/day
- 1 hour
FERRY
SANTA TERESA – BONIFACIO
- 4 departures/day
- 30 minutes
Frequently Asked Questions
quick answers ⚡
How much does the Santa Teresa Bonifacio ferry cost?
Where do ferries to Corsica depart from?
Ferries to Bonifacio in Corsica depart from Santa Teresa di Gallura (Sardinia)
Which ferry to Santa Teresa Gallura?
The ferries that operate the route Santa Teresa Gallura – Bonifacio and vice versa are two: Ichnusa Lines, Moby
How to reach Bonifacio from Sardinia?
You can take a ferry departing from Santa Teresa Gallura.
Or you can reach it by a boat excursion
How far is Sardinia from Corsica?
The distance between Sardinia and Corsica varies depending on the specific position, but in general, the shortest distance is about 200 km. in a straight line.
On sunny days with a clear sky, it's possible to see the "cousin" island with the naked eye.