Getting to Corsica

How to reach Corsica?

Nostra Casetta Corsa shares a few tips to help you travel at the best price.
If you are planning your holidays in Ghisonaccia (Costa Serena), here are some useful guidelines:

Land or arrive preferably on the east coast of the island: Bastia (air & sea) or Figari (air).
Arrive early on the first day and leave late on the last day to fully enjoy your holidays.
In Corsica, a car is essential: distances are measured in time, not kilometers. Public transport is very limited.
Compare prices carefully depending on your stay:
- Flight + car rental
- Private vehicle + ferry + cabin

✈️ By plane

All year round

Air Corsica operates several daily flights from Paris-Orly to:

Ajaccio
Bastia

Website: www.aircorsica.com

April – October

Several weekly flights operate to all Corsican airports from major European cities with the following airlines:

During high season:
Air France · British Airways · Brussels Airlines · Eurowings · Lufthansa · Luxair · TUI Fly

🚘 Car rental at airports

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🚢 By ferry

Note: an overnight crossing allows you to arrive early and refreshed to start your holidays.

From mainland France or Italy, the simplest and often most affordable option is a daytime crossing,
offering beautiful coastal views and arrival close to city centers.

Four ferry companies are available:

Corsica Ferries (France & Italy):
www.corsica-ferries.fr
Corsica Linea (mainly from Marseille):
www.corsicalinea.com
La Méridionale (mainly from Marseille):
www.lameridionale.fr
Moby Lines (mainly from Italy):
www.mobylines.fr