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Sometimes the cheapest ticket is not necessarily the cheapest way to get somewhere miin. Often flying works out cheaper overall than a ferry or train to somewhere when you factor in the time difference and the fallout from that additional time. For example, if you have to buy a meal enroute on a ferry, that should be added to your ticket cost to determine just how much it cost you to get there vs. flying.

Lost time is also a factor although not one you can put a price on. If time is no issue then it is worth nothing. If you only have a week, then half a day is a lot of time to lose.

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Hi Miin78,

to me the cheapest way to reach Bastia from Poland would be to take a bus from where you are to Berlin and then a flight with German Wings to Bastia (from EUR100). To echo the above, yes you could find cheaper (hitch hiking across europe for 20 days) but it will be a wrong economy at the end with all the costs linked to food and accomodation.

Enjoy Corsica!

Edited by: villafanny

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If you live in the South of Poland, you may fly with http://www.ryanair.com to Pisa and go on by ferry from Livorno
http://www.mobylines.com/
http://www.corsica-ferries.co.uk/

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A few years ago I flew from Poland to Alghero in Corsica with Ryanair. I used two flights (via London) but it was still very cheap.

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Nice to Calvi by Corsica Ferries 35 € one way, one person without a car.