Santa  Teresa  Gallura  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 20 October 2023
The Santa Teresa Gallura ferry schedules detail the one route that it's possible take from the attractive seaside town. 

Santa Teresa Gallura lies on the southern side of the Strait of Bonifacio which divides Sardinia from Corsica to the north. The two ports are seventeen kilometres apart and the ferry journey takes just under an hour. The route is operated by Moby, whose uniquely-liveried ferries transport both vehicles and foot passengers with as many as eight daily crossings during summer. 

The most famous sight in Santa Teresa is the beautiful Rena Bianca Beach while the town centre is populated by colourful buildings. 
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Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia
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Port: Santa Teresa Gallura

​Region: Sardinia

Littoral: ​Strait of Bonifacio
​Route: Santa Teresa Gallura to Bonifacio (Corsica)

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Vehicle and passenger ferries: Moby

Santa  Teresa  Gallura  Ferry  Tickets  and  Schedules

The Santa Teresa Gallura ferry ticket booking engine can be used not only for booking tickets, but also for checking the times. When purchasing a ticket via the booking engine a transaction fee applies that you don't have to pay when buying directly from the ticket office. If you simply want to check the latest times, just enter your dates and the route - you don't have to go as far as making a booking if you don't want to.

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