Ferries from Porto Vecchio to Golfo Aranci
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The sea crossing between Porto Vecchio and Golfo Aranci is operated by Moby only who carry out 7 trips per week with afternoon boardings and crossing times not exceeding 3 hours. Ferry operators serving this line have ships suitable for vehicle transportation, so you can reach your destination with your car, motorbike or camper van. The crew will ensure passenger comfort on board and are available to assist you in any eventuality.
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The port of Porto Vecchio, in southern Corsica, plays an important role because of its location within the Gulf of Porto Vecchio that is sheltered by a bay and has plenty of space available for both private boats as well passenger ferries. Ferries from the port link with the French coast and Sardinia. The port is located near a very beautiful beach, and there are more beaches in Santa Giulia Palombaggia, which are the main tourist attraction on the island. There are all kinds of services in the port area including repair services for medium and small boats. There are restaurants, cafeterias su... [More information]
Address: Quai de Syracuse 20137 Porto-Vecchio, France
Directions: Google Map @ Porto Vecchio, port
Golfo Aranci is a really interesting town on the northern coast of Sardinia. It owes its name to misinterpretation, as it is said that in the 20th century some cartographers understood the name as 'Gulfu di li Ranci', ie 'Gulf of the Crabs', therefore it became Golfo Aranci. History The history in the town goes back to the Nuraghic era, as evidenced by the sacred well of Milis dating back to the seventh century BC. At the time the town was under the Romans and it became an important port for the Empire. In the twentieth century, it became inhabited by shepherds, coming from the inner lan... [More information]