Sète–Ajaccio Ferry: Cheap Tickets to the Capital of Corsica
The Best Deals on Ferries from Sète to Ajaccio
You leave southern France at dusk and wake up in one of the most beautiful gulfs in the Mediterranean. The ferry from Sète to Ajaccio is the direct connection to the capital of Corsica and Napoleon’s hometown—ideal if you’re coming from Spain or southern France and want to bring your car. On Clickferry, you can compare schedules, choose between a seat or a cabin, and book with the best discounts.
Ferry Ticket Price from Sète to Ajaccio
The average price of the ferry from Sète to Ajaccio is €60. The fare depends on the date, the type of accommodation, and whether you’re bringing a vehicle. To save money:
- Book in advance: this route has few departures, and it fills up quickly in the summer.
- Choose your accommodation wisely: on an overnight crossing, a shared cabin can save you the cost of a night’s stay at a hotel.
- Plan your return trip: check the ferry from Ajaccio to Sète as well and book both dates at the same time.
Ferry Schedule from Sète to Ajaccio
Corsica Ferries operates one weekly departure during the season, in the afternoon, arriving in Ajaccio the following morning. The days and times vary by season; you can check the Clickferry search tool to see the exact departures for your dates.
How long does the ferry ride from Sète to Ajaccio take?
The crossing takes about 13 hours and 30 minutes to cover approximately 445 km. By traveling at night, you can use the time at sea to rest and arrive with the whole day ahead of you.
Popular ferry companies for the Sète–Ajaccio route
Corsica Ferries is the only ferry company that connects Sète with Ajaccio. On board, you'll find cabins with private bathrooms, seats, a restaurant, a bar, shops, and outdoor decks where you can enjoy the departure from the port.
What to See in Ajaccio
Ajaccio combines Napoleonic history, port life, and beaches just a few minutes from downtown.
- Maison Bonaparte: Napoleon’s birthplace, now a museum.
- Old Town and Cathedral: narrow streets lined with ochre-colored facades and the cathedral where Napoleon was baptized.
- Palais Fesch: one of France’s most important museums of Italian painting.
- Sanguinaires Islands and Punta de la Parata: Corsica’s most famous sunset.
- Excursions: the Calanques of Piana and the Gulf of Porto, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, just a couple of hours away by car.
Traveling by car from Sète to Ajaccio
You can bring a car, RV, van, motorcycle, or bicycle on board; the price depends on the size of the vehicle. With your own car, you can explore the west coast, from the Gulf of Sagone to Porto, or head down to Propriano and Bonifacio.
Traveling with a Pet on the Sète–Ajaccio Ferry
Please review Corsica Ferries' pet policy before booking. Typically, a European pet passport, a microchip, and up-to-date vaccinations are required, and a muzzle may be mandatory in common areas. Our customer service team can help you confirm this.
Discounts on ferry tickets from Sète to Ajaccio
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