Corsica Ferries Targets Motorcyclists with a Discounted Offer

Often overlooked when traveling by ferry, two-wheelers finally benefit from a well-suited and reasonably priced offer from Corsica Ferries.

Corsica Ferries understands that for motorcyclists, hitting the road is primarily a way to travel differently, freely, close to the landscapes, with the simple pleasure of riding. The Franco-Italian shipping company thus offers a deal specially designed for two-wheeled travelers. Starting at 79 euros for two people and one motorcycle for a one-way trip, the company facilitates access to destinations particularly suited for motorcycle enthusiasts: Corsica, Sardinia, and the Balearic Islands.

All of these islands provide beautiful opportunities for those who enjoy cruising the roads on their motorcycle. In Corsica, the mountainous routes, jagged coastlines, and small isolated villages allow for rich and varied journeys. Sardinia, with its long quiet roads and preserved natural landscapes, is perfect for trips with a partner or friends. The Balearic Islands, particularly Mallorca, offer pleasant coastal roads and often surprising panoramas.

For Road Trip Enthusiasts

To make this type of travel more accessible, Corsica Ferries offers departures from several ports such as Toulon, Sète, Nice, Savona, or Livorno. Onboard, motorcycles have reserved space, with straps to secure them during the crossing. It is advisable to arrive a bit early, as motorcycles generally board before cars. It is also important to keep a bag with necessary items for the journey, as access to the garage is not allowed once the ship is at sea.

This option is aimed at motorcyclists who wish to discover the Mediterranean landscapes differently, without constraint, combining practical transport with the joy of the road. With this offer, motorcycle getaways to the islands become easier to organize, at an affordable rate. A discreet yet effective way to extend the travel experience beyond the mainland.

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