Travel and transport agencies Corsica

The shipping company Corsica Ferries provides the majority of traffic to Corsica, covering the 4 major ports of the island, Bastia, Ile Rousse, Ajaccio and Porto Vecchio. From Marseille, Toulon or Nice - the shortest - the ferries offer a wide choice of schedules for crossings that increase in summer. For Italy, you can make connections between Bastia and Livorno (4 hours) or Bastia and Portoferraioon Elba Island (1h30). For the return trip, take the boat or go along the Ligurian coast by train to Ventimiglia and Nice. Other line in Liguria: Bastia-Savona.

This marina offers 350 berths, more than half of which are reserved exclusively for visiting yachtsmen under 85 meters. In the harbor, you will find all the necessary services and amenities: toilets, showers and disabled facilities, free wi-fi, surveillance service, water and electricity. It is possible to anchor in the Catena cove, an excellent shelter with 60 places. Reservations should be made on a site common to all Corsican ports, resaportcorse.com.

Located 20 km south of Bastia, Poretta airport is a place of remembrance. Indeed, it was from here that writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry took off on his last air mission on July 31, 1944. Haute-Corse's main airport provides reliable connections between Corsica, the main regional cities and European capitals. Many low-cost airlines use the airport.A regular shuttle bus runs between the airport and Bastia town center and back. The journey takes around 25 min.

The port of Île-Rousse is the gateway to the Balagne region! Several companies serve the port and organize crossings between Corsica, the mainland and Italy. Corsica Linea will take you to Marseille and Nice, while Corsica Ferries will take you to Toulon, Nice, Livorno and Savona. The shortest Corsica-continent crossing is from Nice. Fares and timetables are available on the port's website.

The micheline makes its way from Bastia to Ajaccio and from Bastia to Calvi at a speed that's not at all what you'd expect from this means of transport! The Corsican train serves the interior of the island with the Bastia-Ajaccio line, which takes in unexpected tunnels through sublime landscapes. It also links Balagne with other micro-regions, and provides students at Corte university with a free means of transport.

Corse Active offers turnkey holidays to discover Corsica in a more or less sporty way, on foot along the GR20, by bike or motorcycle. All levels of difficulty and comfort are available, from bungalow to palace. Corse Active also offers 60 motorcycles for hire: Harley-Davidson, BMW, Suzuki, Honda, Yamaha, Triumph, Indian, sidecars and scooters (from 125 cc to large cube). For the ^1st time in Corsica since 2023: organization of off-road motorcycle holidays. A team of enthusiasts dedicated to your ideal holiday!

On the banks of the Aliso in the marina, a practical structure for discovering the Agriate site independently, with its fleet of around thirty boats, from semi-rigid boats without a license to the Notonautica mito 29, 500 hp. Available by the half-day, day or week. Ideal for family and friends to Fiume Santu, Petit Lotu, Lotu, Saleccia and Ghignu. Navigation tips and chart for safe sailing. Towable buoys, water-skiing and wakeboarding available for hire on request. Reduced rates according to duration.

An agency specialized in stays in Corsica and Sardinia. Christelle and Sabrina, two professionals with a passion for discovery and travel, open their agency to offer you high quality tailor-made trips. A la carte stays, discovery of the local heritage or moments of well-being and massages, without forgetting the gourmet endemic gastronomy or the yoga and nature stay. Secret, cosy and exclusive addresses unearthed for your greatest pleasure!

In all seasons, the Corsican company, which has 8 boats, 6 mixed cargo ships and 2 ferries, ensures a departure every other day from the mainland. The crossing by boat from the mainland is from Marseille on board the Pascal Paoli, the largest boat in the fleet. With Wifi on board, a restaurant, a bar, sandwiches, but also a store and a solarium, the Pascal Paoli is one of the best equipped ships of the Corsica Linea. The crossing is usually done at night, which allows you to arrive in the early morning and start the day well!

Motorcycle and scooter rental, garage and accessories sales. TNT agent and LML, Vespa, Sym and Star dealer. Rent for your vacations scooters, motorcycles according to your desires and your license, of course. By the day or by the week to enjoy Calvi intramuros or the surrounding area. Vehicles for hire: Isca 50cc, 125cc motorcycles, BMW GS 1250, Jet 14 125cc, XMAX 125cc. Sym dealer. Enjoy the mobility of a two-wheeler to avoid summer traffic jams and park easily. You'll find Loïc at the entrance to Calvi on avenue Christophe Colomb.

The main line crosses the whole island, from Ajaccio to Bastia, passing by Corte. A variant at Ponte Leccia leads to Calvi, passing by Ile-Rousse. From Bocognano to Corte, the route is magnificent, crossing inaccessible landscapes with numerous engineering structures and tunnels. There are five daily round trips between Ajaccio and Bastia, from Monday to Saturday, and two on Sunday. You will benefit from unobstructed views to apprehend the island's panorama!

High-performance facilities (wide-body runways, full technical equipment, renovated terminal and services (sales area, WiFi Internet access, interactive information and hotel booking terminal). 15 airlines and charters: Air Corsica - Air France - British Airways - Brussels Airlines - Cahlair Aviation - Easy Jet - Hop! - Jetairfly - Luxair - Norwegian - Ryanair - Skywork Airlines - Swiss - Transavia - Volotea - Tracel Service Group.

Located in the heart of the city, the port of Bastia welcomes over two million passengers every year. Three shipping companies, Corsica Linea, Corsica Ferries and Moby Lines, provide daily connections with the mainland (Marseille, Nice, Toulon) and Italy (Genoa, Livorno, Savona and Piombino). The port also links Bastia to Elba, the largest island in the Tuscan archipelago, famous for having welcomed Napoleon I in exile.

The port has 357 berths, including 60 places for passing vessels (maximum length 25/30 metres). Draught: external piers 8 metres, outer harbour 5 metres, basins 3.9 metres, 3.6 metres and 2.2 metres at the bottom of the basin. Fresh water at the quay. Electricity. 2 sanitary facilities (13 toilets and 14 showers, hot and cold). Phone point. Ice cream for sale. Automatic laundry. 2 Ships. Careening area 04 95 34 14 14. Towing slip. Fuel

Nestled like a jewel between the Place du Marché and the citadel, the Old Port, Terra Vechja, is Bastia's oldest and most emblematic district. Take a seat on one of the café terraces to enjoy the friendly atmosphere. Once frequented by the Genoese fleet, royal and imperial ships have given way to pleasure craft and fishing boats. Fish lovers beware: every day at 4 p.m., a trawler sells its catch next to the harbor master's office.

If you're planning a stopover in Calvi, the port offers 145 berths for passing boats and 340 contract berths, of which 16 are reserved for boats over 30 meters long and 280 for those under 20 meters long. The reception and harbor master's office are located on the commercial quay. Here you'll find a wide range of services, including Wi-Fi Internet access, showers, toilets, disabled facilities and nearby parking.

It is difficult to spend a holiday in Corsica without thinking about renting a car or a two-wheeler. Mattei location offers the rental of cars, motorcycles and scooters to allow you to explore the Balagne at your leisure. Urban, convertible, manual or car gearbox but also prestigious cars are available for rent. The advantage: an agency in the centre of Calvi, another at Calvi Sainte-Catherine airport and cars available at Bastia Poretta airport and the Ile Rousse marina for those who request them.

100% cyclo, 100% corsica! This Ajaccio-based agency specializes in organizing cycling trips in Corsica. It is run by a team of professionals who took part in the birth of the GT20. The company offers a wide range of tours, including "Le grand tour de Corse" in 8 or 7 stages, "Boucle sud de la Corse en vélo électrique", and customized stays. For individuals and groups of 8 to 40 people maximum, with or without assistance, with bike rental, air or sea transport if required. A sure bet.

The tourist train nicknamed "the metro of the beaches" runs between L'Ile-Rousse and Calvi with four return trips per day from Monday to Saturday. The train also runs to Corte, with a return trip in the morning and a Calvi-Ponte Leccia connection every afternoon. Between L'Ile-Rousse and Calvi, the line winds along the creeks and beaches, offering you a breathtaking view! All you have to do is raise your hand to get on this ancient micheline.