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Based on 18 La Meridionale Reviews 5 most recent reviews 4.8
The facilities at PortoTorres were non existent. Dirty cafe, no seating except on concrete blocks in full sun. Signage to the dock was non existent - a lot of signage still in place to old embarkation point about 3 kilometers in the other direction! We are told to be there no later than 2 hours before sailing but the office didn't open until 1 hour before sailing. Very little catering on boat before 7pm and then groups took priority. I waited over 5 hours to get something to eat and was very glad I didn't have a young family with me. No signage to metro or taxis in Marseille. I have done this journey several times in the last 10 years and, despite rebuilding port area, no improvement for foot passengers at all. Ports are creepy and threatening early in the morning and this needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency. The redeeming features are the lovely coast of Corsica in the vending sun and the lovely view of Marseille with hills behind as you come in to the port in the morning. 7.8
Warm shine, cool wind, white ship ... Beautiful, wonderful... I feel so good. Afferry is very easy reserve, easy connection. Your choice is verygood!!! 5.6
There was no food on board and the reception mentioned that there were 2 restaurants but they opened only at 1800 when we were leaving the ship. The whole voyage we were sea sick and the overall comfort was poor. 10.0
I was so impressed with the staff, cleanness of the ferry and the cabin. I will always travel with La Meridionale when I do this trip again. The ferry was up to date with comfort and style. 10.0
Simply great trip from bastia to marseilles with the ship "piana", very nice boat (like a design hotel), comfortable and neat cabin (good: only minimum noise from machine room, different to my experiences with other ferries), very good restaurant and bistro on board and helpful crew... only the timetable for the overnight connection could be more traveller friendly (start later, arrive later). |
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CMN is now officially called simply La Méridionale although the company hasn't changed. This is simply a change of name.
CMN La Méridionale's fleet is made up of three ships - the Girolata, the Kalliste and the Piana all of which carry foot passengers, vehicles and freight.
On board you will find all the facilities to ensure a pleasant crossing. In addition to spacious cabins and a range of comfortable seats, you will find welcoming staff, quality cuisine prepared on board, a cinema, and spacious lounges. All in all, any La Méridionale ferry crossing is bound to be a pleasant experience.
Whether you book the La Méridionale Ajaccio Marseille route, the La Méridionale Bastia Marseille ferry, the La Méridionale Marseille Porto Torres ferry or any other La Méridionale route you are bound to have a comfortable and enjoyable journey.
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