The maritime company Corsica Linea has announced a major change in its program for the end of 2025. Several crossings to Algeria, which were initially supposed to depart from the port of Marseille, will now be operated from the port of Sète. The Jean Nicoli ship will be responsible for ensuring most of these rotations.

Seven crossings affected in November and December

On its official website, Corsica Linea has updated its program, mainly affecting the lines Marseille – Béjaïa and Alger – Marseille. These links will be temporarily transferred to Sète, which is approximately 100 kilometers from Marseille.

In total, seven maritime crossings programmed by the company between Marseille and Algeria will thus be relocated. Travelers must be attentive to the new dates and times, as several departures have been advanced.

Details of departure changes

Here are the information concerning the modifications of departure:

• 30 October: Marseille – Béjaïa becomes Sète → Béjaïa, at 15h.
• 12 November: Alger – Marseille becomes Alger → Sète, at 09h.
• 14 November: Marseille – Béjaïa becomes Sète → Béjaïa, on the 13th of November at 15h.
• 26 November: Alger – Marseille becomes Alger → Sète, at 09h.
• 28 November: Marseille – Béjaïa becomes Sète → Béjaïa, on the 27th of November at 15h.
• 10 December: Alger – Marseille becomes Alger → Sète, at 09h.
• 12 December: Marseille – Béjaïa becomes Sète → Béjaïa, on the 11th of December at 15h.

Important guidelines for passengers

In order to ensure a smooth journey, passengers planning to travel with Corsica Linea in November and December must imperatively check their tickets. The company also recommends consulting the new schedules via the customer space or the notifications it has sent.

This reorganization is likely aimed at optimizing logistics at the end of the year, but it requires increased vigilance from travelers.