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4 Sailings Weekly
7 h 15 minBastia - Nice ferry route details
Nice ferry terminal is 207 km northwest of Bastia. This corresponds to a distance of 112 nautical miles.
| Ferry route: | Bastia - Nice |
| Port of departure: |  Bastia |
| Destination port: | Nice |
| Departures: | 4 times a week |
| Ferry companies: | Corsica Ferries |
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions about the ferry from Bastia to Nice.
How long does the Ferry to Nice from Bastia take?
The travel duration for this ferry route is approximately 7 hours and 15 minutes.
Which ferry companies offer crossings from the port of Bastia to the port of Nice?
The ferry route from Bastia to Nice is currently only operated by the ferry company Corsica Ferries.
Where can I buy tickets for the ferry from Bastia to Nice?
You can easily book tickets with us. Also keep an eye out for current offers and discounts for the route Bastia - Nice.
How often do ferries run from Bastia to Nice ?
The direct route from the ferry port Bastia to the port in Nice is currently offered up to 4 times a week.
Are pets allowed on the ferry?
Yes, pets are allowed on almost all routes, but must be specified when booking. The animals can either be leashed or taken to the passenger area in transport boxes, or they can spend the crossing in the car. There are also special pet cabins for certain routes, but the number is limited.
Port info for the ferry route Bastia - Nice
Nice
With its wide promenades in front of the deep blue sea, the picturesque alleys of the old town and its magnificent churches and city palaces, Nice embodies the lifestyle of the Côte d'Azur like hardly any other place. As early as the 19th century, the southern French port city of Nice was a popular resort for the rich and famous - and even today, Hollywood stars still flock to the city. While the yachts bob in the harbor and the Mediterranean Sea surges against the pebble beach, Nice's museums magically attract cultural travelers. After all, works by Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse can be found here. In the old town, it's the baroque church of Saint-Jaques-le-Majeur that catches the eye alongside the colorful markets, while you can delve into the city's past in the Cimiez excavation district.
