Sète–Porto Torres Ferry: Cheap Tickets from France to Sardinia
The Best Deals on Ferries from Sète to Porto Torres
The beaches of northern Sardinia, just one night’s boat ride from the south of France. The ferry from Sète to Porto Torres connects Occitania with the island’s northwest coast and is a great option if you’re traveling by car from Spain: you avoid driving all the way along the Riviera to the Italian ports and arrive directly just a few kilometers from Stintino and Alghero. On Clickferry, you can compare schedules, choose a seat or cabin, and book with the best discounts.
Ferry Ticket Price from Sète to Porto Torres
The average price of the ferry from Sète to Porto Torres is €50. The fare depends on the date, the type of accommodation, and whether you're traveling with a vehicle. To save money:
- Book early: with only one weekly departure, seats sell out faster than on other routes.
- Calculate your savings compared to driving: compared to driving to Genoa or Livorno, you’ll save on tolls, gas, and a day of travel.
- Plan your return trip: check the ferry from Porto Torres to Sète as well and book both dates at the same time.
Ship Schedule from Sète to Porto Torres
Corsica Ferries operates one weekly departure during the season, arriving in Sardinia the next day. There are no departures in August. You can check the Clickferry search tool to see the exact departures for your dates.
How long does the ferry ride from Sète to Porto Torres take?
The crossing takes about 15 hours and covers nearly 483 km. You spend the night on board and arrive in Sardinia well-rested, ready to drive to your accommodations.
Shipping Company: Corsica Ferries
Corsica Ferries is the only ferry company that connects Sète with Porto Torres. On board, you'll find cabins with private bathrooms, seats, a restaurant, a bar, shops, and outdoor decks.
What to See in Porto Torres and Northern Sardinia
Porto Torres was once the Roman colony of Turris Libisonis and is now the gateway to some of Sardinia's most famous beaches.
- Basilica of San Gavino: the largest Romanesque church in Sardinia.
- Turris Libisonis Archaeological Park: thermal baths and ruins of the Roman city next to the harbor.
- La Pelosa (Stintino): white sand and turquoise water in front of the Aragonese tower—one of Italy’s most photographed beaches.
- Asinara National Park: a protected island with white donkeys and pristine coves, accessible by boat from Porto Torres and Stintino.
- Alghero and Castelsardo: a Catalan-style old town and a medieval village overlooking the sea.
Traveling by car from Sète to Porto Torres
You can bring your car, RV, van, motorcycle, or bicycle on board; the price depends on the size of the vehicle. With your own car, you can quickly reach Alghero, Castelsardo, or the Costa Paradiso, and you can drive all the way down to the Costa Smeralda.
Traveling with a Pet on the Sète–Porto Torres 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 Porto Torres
Where to Buy a Cheap Ferry Ticket
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