Sète–Bastia: what our readings show
On Sète–Bastia, our readings of 14 September 2026 cover a single travel profile tracked on this route, the adult foot passenger with a reclining seat, over a single recorded crossing, in October 2026. Corsica Ferries is the only company recorded: the recorded price is €41.00 — at once the minimum and the average, since the crossing was recorded only once.
A single company on the route
With no second company or second fare recorded on Sète–Bastia for this profile, no comparison between companies is possible here, and no month-by-month reading is possible either: our readings on this route cover only October 2026, with no other date to set against a monthly average. The price quoted above, €41.00, therefore applies to this single crossing, recorded on a Tuesday, not to a full month. No other departure day, no other month and no other company appear in our readings for this route: the data stops at this single point, and nothing lets us infer a price level for the rest of the year.
The cheapest dates
Our readings hold only one date for this profile: €41.00, recorded on Tuesday 27 October 2026, with Corsica Ferries. The list stops where the data stops, with no second price to rank behind it.
Leaving from another port for Bastia
This is where the readings open the most room: other ports on the mainland and in Italy serve Bastia in our window, and most of them start below Sète's headline fare. The cheapest is Livorno, from €29.10 one-way with Corsica Ferries (€42.83 on average), for a departure on 23 September 2026. Next come Savona, from €26.10 (€48.42 on average, departing 17 September 2026), Nice, from €26.26 (€38.32, on 12 December 2026) and Toulon, from €23.26 (€41.39, on 21 December 2026), all with Corsica Ferries. Genoa closes that series, still below Sète, from €40.75 with Moby Lines (€47.64, on 25 September 2026). Piombino, which used to appear in this ranking, drops out of it: as of this reading, no departure for Bastia is recorded there.
Sète, the departure port of this page, ranks next, at €41.00 as both minimum and average, and only Marseille asks more on the headline fare, from €53.37 with Corsica Linea (€58.48 on average, departing 29 September 2026). On the average, the ranking tightens to the point of reversing: Nice takes the lead at €38.32, ahead of Toulon (€41.39), Livorno (€42.83), Savona (€48.42) and Sète (€41.00) — a bunched pack, while their entry prices spread widely. Livorno, which holds by far the best entry price, therefore does not hold the best overall level, and Sète, last of that pack, stays within a euro of it. Genoa (€47.64) and Marseille (€58.48) remain above. On a route where our readings hold a single date, it is the boarding port that opens the room, not the calendar.
What these readings cover
Our readings on Sète–Bastia cover, for this foot passenger profile, only a single crossing recorded in October 2026, with a single company. The picture fills out on the port side, though: other departure ports serve Bastia in our readings — Livorno, Savona, Nice, Toulon, Genoa and Marseille — and it is this port-to-port comparison, more than any comparison across dates or companies, that shapes what we currently know about the Sète–Bastia route. Packages with a car or a cabin are not observed for Sète–Bastia, nor is any round trip or crossing duration, and for such a trip only the companies' own sites are authoritative at the moment of booking.