Reach the Bonifacio port
Located at the southern tip of Corsica, Bonifacio Port is the main connection between Corsica and Sardinia, ensuring fast and safe crossings to Santa Teresa Gallura. Thanks to its strategic position, it is easily accessible by car, bus, and plane.
How to reach the Port of Bonifacio
Bonifacio is an important connection hub between Corsica and Sardinia, with a strategic port for ferries directly to Santa Teresa Gallura. The address for your Google Maps is Quai Noël Beretti, 20169 Bonifacio, France.
By Car
Bonifacio has two main roads connecting it to the rest of Corsica. The T40 connects Bonifacio to Ajaccio and the rest of the island, while the D60 is a scenic route leading to Porto-Vecchio. Both offer fast routes to the main cities of southern Corsica.
By Plane
The nearest airports to Bonifacio Port are Figari Sud-Corse, located 21 km away, and Ajaccio Napoléon Bonaparte, 130 km away. From both airports it is possible to rent a car or use public transport services to reach the port.
By Bus
Daily buses depart from Ajaccio, Porto-Vecchio, and Bastia to Bonifacio, making the port accessible even without a car.
Departure times
Ferries depart daily from Bonifacio to Santa Teresa Gallura, providing a convenient and fast service between Corsica and Sardinia.
Departures from Bonifacio to Santa Teresa Gallura
Timetable: 09:00-12:30-17:00-20:30
From April 1st to 31th October inclusive
Services inside and outside the port
Inside and outside the port’s maritime station, various services are available for passengers in transit.
Restrooms
Available within the same facility, with easy access for people with reduced mobility (PRM).
Ticket office
The Ichnusa Lines ticket office is located on the ground floor of the Maritime Station.
Parking
Paid parking is available near the port. During peak season, it is recommended to arrive early to secure a spot.
Looking for information about the Port of Santa Teresa Gallura?
If you need to depart from Santa Teresa Gallura or want to know the details on how to reach the Sardinia port, visit the dedicated page.
