Ferry Bejaia – Sète
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Bejaia – Sète with Corsica Linea
Bejaia – Sète is Corsica Linea’s most frequent return crossing to Languedoc. It takes about twenty hours and brings travellers back at the foot of Mont Saint-Clair, within reach of the A9 motorway.
Corsica Linea’s ships offer cabins, restaurants, lounges and an outdoor deck. For an overnight crossing a cabin remains the most comfortable choice, especially for families.
On arrival at Sète, checks take place at the port: allow for a wait in high season. For the journey back to Toulouse or Occitania, the motorway is about ten minutes away.
Bejaia – Sète at a glance
- Company Corsica Linea
- Crossing time about 20 to 24 hours
- Sailings several sailings a week in high season
- Ships Méditerranée, Jean Nicoli, Danielle Casanova, Paglia Orba
- Check-in report to the terminal at the time shown on your ticket
- On board cabins, restaurants, lounges
Indicative information collected in November 2026. Timetables, ships and check-in instructions may change: check them in the search engine and on your ticket before you travel.
Bejaia
Bejaia, the former Bougie, backs onto Mount Gouraya and the national park that bears its name, from where the view plunges over the gulf. The town gave its name to the candle (“bougie” in French), the wax of its workshops having once been exported across the Mediterranean, and it sheltered the Italian mathematician Fibonacci, who learned the Arabic numerals here. The remains of the Casbah, the Saracen Gate and the Aiguades beaches make up a stay you leave with regret. Departures to Marseille or Sète need to be planned ahead, as demand is high in summer.
Sète
Sète receives the ferries from North Africa in its commercial port, a few minutes from the centre and the quays lined with fish restaurants. From the port, Sète station has train links to Montpellier, Narbonne and Marseille, and the A9 motorway runs close by for those travelling by car. If your connection leaves you some time, walk along the Canal Royal or climb Mont Saint-Clair for a view over the town, the lagoon and the sea.
Ferry Bejaia – Sète: your questions
How long is the ferry crossing from Bejaia to Sète?
About 20 to 24 hours depending on the ship and the weather. The exact time depends on the ship, the weather and the timetable chosen: it is shown in the search engine on this page.
How many sailings are there between Bejaia and Sète?
Corsica Linea generally offers several sailings a week in high season. The programme changes with the seasons: check the dates open in the search engine.
Which company sails from Bejaia to Sète?
This page covers the crossing run by Corsica Linea. GNV also serves this route: each company has its own page.
Can I travel with my vehicle between Bejaia and Sète?
Yes, the ferry’s garage takes cars, motorhomes and sometimes two-wheelers. For a crossing between Europe and Algeria in summer, find out in advance about the formalities that apply to vehicles.
How do I book a ferry from Bejaia to Sète?
Choose your dates in the search engine on this page, compare the available crossings and confirm your ticket online. The fare depends on the date, the accommodation on board, any vehicle and the number of passengers.
