Ferries from Santa Teresa Di Gallura to Corsica
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The ferry connections between Santa Teresa Di Gallura and Corsica are covered by the sailing company Moby who provide 28 weekly sailings with travel times that range between 30 min and 50 min and all day departures. Ships that operate this crossing allow both vehicles and foot passengers. Once on board, you can enjoy all of the services provided to make your trip as pleasant as possible.
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The port of Santa Teresa di Gallura is the northernmost port on the island, located in the Bocche di Bonifacio, close to the La Maddalena Archipelago, the Costa Smeralda and the South Corsica islands. The port is modern and developing in a bid to restore its former Roman glory. There are many services for travelers here from restaurants to a spa, swimming pool, bars and shops of various kinds. The environmental efficiency of the structure of the port has been certified by the United Nations and also has an environmental certification: UNI EN ISO 14001. How to reach the port The boarding ... [More information]
Address: Via del Porto, 07028 Santa Teresa Gallura OT
Directions: Google Map @ Santa Teresa Di Gallura, port
Corsica is a Mediterranean island located a short distance from the French coast and north of Sardinia. History Corsica has a rich history and its people are very proud to be Corsicans. Corsica has always attracted traders and conquerors moving around the Meditteranean and the island has struggled for autonomy and independence and but faced many occupations throughout history. This beautiful island was the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte. Since 1982 it has been endowed with special status by the French Parliament, in 1991 many powers were granted to the Corsica, to decide upon cultural,... [More information]