The route

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The sea crossing between Santa Teresa Di Gallura and Bonifacio is operated by the operator Moby who operate 40 connections per week with mostly morning and afternoon departures and traveling times shorter than 50 minutes. You can also get to your destination with your car because ferries that operate on this crossing allow vehicles. All ships are equipped with passenger services and cabin crew who are ready to assist you.

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Ferry Operators

• MOBY

  40 weekly sailings

  Duration: 50 minutes

  GIRAGLIA ,  ICHNUSA

SANTA TERESA DI GALLURA BONIFACIO offers

MOBY

Port of Santa Teresa Di Gallura

The port of Santa Teresa di Gallura is the northernmost port on the island, located in the Bocche di Bonifacio, close to the La Maddalena Archipelago, the Costa Smeralda and the South Corsica islands. The port is modern and developing in a bid to restore its former Roman glory. There are many services for travelers here from restaurants to a spa, swimming pool, bars and shops of various kinds. The environmental efficiency of the structure of the port has been certified by the United Nations and also has an environmental certification: UNI EN ISO 14001. How to reach the port  The boarding ... [More information]

Address: Via del Porto, 07028 Santa Teresa Gallura OT

Directions: Google Map @ Santa Teresa Di Gallura, port

Guide of Bonifacio

Bonifacio is a small town overlooking the mouth of the Bonifacio River, between Sardinia and Corsica on a fjord-like inlet surrounded by white limestone. Within this fjord stands the city's port, which serves tourists. History  Initially occupied mainly by Greek merchants and Roman soldiers, the city has always been in the hands of pirates cruising in the Mediterranean. So Boniface II of Tuscany founded a village here to defend against the Saracen raids. Due to its strategic location, Bonifacio was under the control of several maritime republics up until the Genoese created a fort to defe... [More information]