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How to get from Paris to Bastia

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1h 35min
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183€
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Distance
877 km
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Checked offer from Paris to Bastia: Flight, about 1h 35min, from €183. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): Air Corsica; main departure point: Paris Orly Airport.

Distance: 877 km. Data updated on .

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1h 35min
183 €
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🚌 Departure from Paris
📍Departure is from an airport in the Paris region, whose name and terminal appear on your e-ticket. Check them before leaving. Arrival is at Bastia-Poretta airport, south of Bastia.
🚇From central Paris, get to the airport shown on your ticket by public transport (RER, metro, tram or shuttle depending on the airport) or by taxi. Check the right line and the day's timetable before you leave.
⏰Flight times and frequency vary by day and season. Check the departures shown on this page, and preferably choose a flight that leaves you some margin in case of delays.
💸 Transport from 183€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 1h 35min
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Air Corsica Flight Paris Orly Airport €183 8
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Practical tips

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Check your departure airport

Paris has several airports. Before leaving, reread your e-ticket and note the exact airport and terminal name. A mistake here costs time and stress, especially when you have no car to fall back on.

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Book early for the best fare

Airfares vary with the date and how early you book. Watch prices as soon as your dates are set and book without waiting too long, especially during school holidays or long weekends.

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Plan your luggage

Baggage rules change with the fare. Compare cabin and checked baggage before paying: adding an option at the last minute can cancel the advantage of a ticket that looked cheap.

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Plan your onward trip from Bastia-Poretta

The airport is south of Bastia. Work out in advance how to reach the city centre or your accommodation (shuttle, taxi) and check schedules, especially if your flight lands late in the day.

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Keep a margin before boarding

Get to the airport well ahead of time for check-in, security and boarding. For a trip to Corsica or a weekend away, it is better to wait in the terminal than to miss a flight with few fallback options.

The journey experience

You want to know right away how to get from Paris to Bastia without a car. With Corsica, the bus-versus-train-versus-plane comparison gets simpler: the sea separates the island from the mainland, and on this route the verified option is the plane. The table on this page shows duration and price range side by side, so you can judge at a glance whether it is worth it.

The Paris–Bastia flight spares you long hours on the road and chains of connections. You book online, your e-ticket lands in your inbox straight away, and you have nothing else to organise on the mainland side. On arrival, you land at Bastia-Poretta airport, south of the city. Depending on the fare you choose, baggage and onboard services may vary.

Our advice: compare offers early enough, check the Paris departure airport shown on your ticket, and keep a comfortable margin before boarding. That way you avoid going to the wrong terminal and paying more than necessary. Travelling without a car? No worries: everything can be prepared simply from your phone.

Frequently asked questions — Paris → Bastia

Why visit Bastia?

  • ✓ Stroll around Bastia's Old Port, overlooked by Saint-Jean-Baptiste church and its colourful façades
  • ✓ Visit the Terra Nova Citadel and the Governors' Palace, home to the city's history museum
  • ✓ Taste Corsican specialties (cured meats, brocciu cheese, Cap Corse wine) at the market square and in the Old Port's wine cellars
  • ✓ Drive the scenic Cap Corse road, with its Genoese towers and the village of Nonza and its black pebble beach
  • ✓ Hike the Serra di Pigno ridge and relax on Place Saint-Nicolas, the largest esplanade in Corsica
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Recommended stay
2 to 4 nights — enough time to explore the city and drive around Cap Corse

When to visit Bastia?

MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE

May to June and September to October — mild temperatures, pleasant sea, fewer crowds and vibrant scenery

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What to do in Bastia?

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Old Port and Terra-Vecchia Quarter
The Old Port, lined with ochre façades and overlooked by the twin bell towers of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, is the heart of Bastia. Stroll the quay in late afternoon when the light turns golden, then have a drink on a terrace. Skip the most touristy waterfront restaurants and walk one street back.
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Terra-Nova Citadel
Built by the Genoese from the 15th century, the citadel overlooks the city from its rocky promontory. Enter through the Dragon Gate, walk the ramparts and visit the Governors' Palace, home to the Bastia Museum (around 5€). Go up in the morning for clear sea views toward the island of Elba.
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Baroque Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste
One of Corsica's largest churches, it stands out for its baroque façade and an interior rich in gilding, stucco and marble. Entry is free outside services. Visit mid-morning, just after leaving the nearby Old Port, when the place is usually calm and the light enters well.
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Place du Marché Market
The covered and open-air market on Place du Marché sells Corsican charcuterie, sheep's cheese, clementines and maquis honey. Come in the morning, especially on Sunday, for the local atmosphere. Try the brocciu or figatelli, and compare two or three stalls before buying.
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Place Saint-Nicolas Promenade
This vast seafront esplanade, one of the largest in Corsica, is lined with plane trees and features a statue of Napoleon. It is a meeting point for locals, with a flea market on Sunday mornings. A free, relaxing stop with views toward Elba on clear days.
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Cap Corse Wine Tasting
Cap Corse wines, notably muscat and vermentinu, can be tasted in cellars and delis in the center. Also ask for a Cap Corse Mattei, a quinquina-based aperitif born in Bastia. Expect 5 to 10€ per tasting, and buy directly at the cellar for better prices.
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Marana Beaches South of Town
A few kilometres south, the long pebble beaches of La Marana let you swim away from the center. Take the bus or a car (about 15 minutes) and arrive early in summer to avoid crowds. Water shoes are recommended, as the pebbles get hot and uncomfortable.
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Nonza Village and Cap Corse Drive
To leave the city, drive about 45 minutes north to Nonza, a village perched above a black-sand beach. Climb to the Genoese tower for the view, then walk down to the beach. Leave early, as the coastal road is narrow and winding, so avoid driving it at night.

How long to visit Bastia?

2 to 3 days

Plan 2 to 3 days in Bastia: one day covers the Old Port, the citadel, Place Saint-Nicolas and Saint-Jean-Baptiste church. With an extra day, add Cap Corse (Erbalunga, Nonza) by rental car, or the Marana beaches. Aim for May-June or September-October for mild heat and pleasant sea temperatures.

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