Ferry to Sardinia

Sardinia Ferry

Propriano - Porto Torres

Straight from the Gulf of Valinco to northwest Sardinia - a rare connection for autumn

  • Day crossing in around 4 hours with Corsica Ferries
  • Occasional late-season sailings, no fixed weekly schedule
  • Check-in in Propriano: 1 hour with a vehicle, 30 minutes on foot before departure
Beach near Porto Torres on Sardinia's northwest coast

What you should know about the crossing

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Getting there & the terminal

Corsica Ferries departs from the Gare Maritime at Quai L'Herminier in Propriano (20110 Propriano), right in the town's commercial harbour. Propriano sits on the T40 between Ajaccio and Bonifacio, around an hour's drive south of Ajaccio.

Strand bei Porto Torres an der Nordwestküste Sardiniens

Check-in & departure

  • With a vehicle: no later than one hour before departure; in high season Corsica Ferries recommends 90 minutes.
  • On foot: no later than 30 minutes before departure.

After this deadline, booked boarding is no longer guaranteed; the ship may depart up to 30 minutes ahead of the stated time. Carry ID for all travellers - the crossing runs from France to Italy.

Vehicles, bikes & pets

Cars, motorhomes and motorcycles are all carried; dimensions must be given at booking, with a surcharge over 5.00 m length, 1.90 m height or 2.00 m width. LPG must be declared. The car deck is closed off during the crossing, and pets may not stay in the vehicle. More on Motorhomes on the ferry.

Dogs travel with a booked place, on a lead and muzzled, and are allowed in all public areas except the restaurant. An EU pet passport with a valid rabies vaccination is required - details on Travelling with a dog on the ferry.

Arrival & onward travel

Corsica Ferries docks in Porto Torres at the Stazione Marittima. The SS131 takes you to Sassari and Cagliari, the SP42 to Alghero, and the SP90 along the north coast towards Santa Teresa di Gallura.

Tickets & fares

Booking runs through the booking window above; the starting price is pulled live from the operator's data. Corsica Ferries distinguishes between standard fares (changeable, non-refundable) and flex fares. Since there are only occasional sailings, book your outbound and return together - if the date falls through, Bonifacio is the way to go instead.

Propriano - Porto Torres

From southwest Corsica to Sardinia

Propriano lies in the Gulf of Valinco on Corsica's southwest coast. Corsica Ferries mainly serves Toulon from here; to Sardinia there are only occasional sailings, most recently in September and October.

The crossing to Porto Torres takes around four hours and runs as a day sailing. If you need to travel on a different day, Bonifacio - Santa Teresa di Gallura is the alternative.

Crossing
approx. 4 hrs
Operator
Corsica Ferries
Frequency
occasional sailings, end of season
From
€18

Next departures

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FAQ Propriano - Porto Torres

Frequently asked questions

Questions and answers about the Propriano-Porto Torres ferry route

How long does the ferry from Propriano to Porto Torres take?+

Around four hours, during the day. The timetable shows the departure time for your date.

How often does the ferry run from Propriano to Sardinia?+

Only with occasional sailings towards the end of the season - there's no fixed weekly schedule. The timetable shows which dates run; for a year-round, several-times-daily service, the ferry departs from Bonifacio instead.

How early do I need to be at the port?+

With a vehicle, no later than one hour before departure; on foot, 30 minutes. The ship may depart up to 30 minutes ahead of the stated time, and anyone arriving late has no guarantee of boarding.

What does the crossing cost?+

The starting price above is pulled live from the operator's data. A comparison of all Sardinia routes is on the price overview.

Can I take a car or motorhome?+

Yes, with dimensions given at booking; a surcharge applies from 5.00 m length, 1.90 m height or 2.00 m width. Details on Motorhomes on the ferry.

Can my dog come along?+

Yes, with a booked place, on a lead and muzzled; the rabies vaccination in the EU pet passport must be valid. More on Travelling with a dog on the ferry.