The route

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The ferry crossing from Bonifacio to Santa Teresa Di Gallura is covered by the operator Moby who have 33 weekly sailings available with travel times ranging between 50 minutes and 1 hour with morning and afternoon boarding. If you need to bring your vehicle on board, you have many options thanks to the cargo capacity of the ships operating on this crossing. Passengers will be welcomed on board by competent and qualified crews who will show you to your accommodation and all of the services available on board.

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Ferry Operators

• MOBY

  33 weekly sailings

  Duration: 50 minutes

  GIRAGLIA ,  ICHNUSA

BONIFACIO SANTA TERESA DI GALLURA offers

MOBY

Port of Bonifacio

The port of Bonifacio is located west of Capo Pertusato, on the south coast of Corsica. It is mainly a fishing and commercial port, but also has an area for private boats. There are daily ferry services between Corsica and Sardinia along the Bonifacio Santa Teresa di Gallura route. Bonifacio is about 38 kilometers from Porto Vecchio and 63 kilometers from Propriano, along the T40 road.... [More information]

Address: Quai Sott À Portigliola 20169 Bonifacio, Francia

Directions: Google Map @ Bonifacio, port

Guide of Santa Teresa Di Gallura

Santa Teresa di Gallura is a small village on the northern coast of Sardinia overlooking the Bocche di Bonifacio it is surrounded by one of the most beautiful and coveted landscapes on the whole island. History Santa Teresa di Gallura owes its name to its creator, Vittorio Emanuele I of Savoy, who here decided to create a village here in 1800 and he chose to name it after his wife Maria Teresa. In the past, it was an important port because it was from here that granite was extracted from the surrounding area and exported to Rome. During the XIV century, the village was under the Aragonese, who... [More information]