Ferries from Portoferraio to Corsica
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The lines between Portoferraio and Corsica are provided by Corsica Sardinia Ferries only who provide 2 weekly sailings with travel times that don't exceed 1 h 30 min and exclusively evening departures. Hydrofoils and fast ships operate on this route, so you can reach your destination rapidly. 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 Portoferraio is on the island of Elba, on the north coast. It is the main point of arrival for ships and ferries on the island, offering connections to the mainland and the surrounding islands. The port has a history dating back to 1500, when the city of Cosmopoli, the ancient name for Portoferraio, was founded. A fortress was built to prevent pirate raids and over the years the port was equipped with more defensive features, which earned it the name of impregnable Fortress. It is a very naturally protected port, being located in an inlet that provides protection from winds. Today ... [More information]
Address: Calata Italia, 57037 Portoferraio LI
Directions: Google Map @ Portoferraio, 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]