Giglio → Porto Santo Stefano
Giglio to Porto Santo Stefano Ferry
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The ferry from Giglio Island to Porto Santo Stefano is operated by Toremar, connecting this picturesque island with mainland Tuscany. The crossing covers 11 nautical miles and takes about 1 hour, with several departures a day.
Monthly sailings and fares
At a glance
Static guide reference. These figures are not current prices or schedules.
- Operator
- Toremar, the only operator on this route
- Crossing time
- Approximately 1 hour
- Distance
- 11 nautical miles
- Frequency
- Several daily departures
- Departure port
- Port of Giglio Island
- Arrival port
- Port of Porto Santo Stefano
- Year-round service
- Yes
- Cabins
- None, comfortable seating on conventional ferries
- Vehicles
- Yes: cars, motorcycles, and campers
- Pets
- Allowed on board
Ferry operator on the Giglio to Porto Santo Stefano route
Toremar is the only operator on this route, connecting Giglio Island, known for its crystal-clear waters and charming villages, back to the Tuscan mainland.
How long is the ferry from Giglio to Porto Santo Stefano?
About 1 hour, covering 11 nautical miles.
How much does the Giglio to Porto Santo Stefano ferry cost?
Fares for foot passengers and vehicles vary by season, with higher prices in summer when demand for Giglio increases significantly.
Departure and arrival ports
Ferries depart from the Port of Giglio Island and arrive at the Port of Porto Santo Stefano on the Tuscan mainland.
When to book your Giglio to Porto Santo Stefano ferry
Book well ahead for summer travel, especially if bringing a vehicle, since Giglio is one of the most popular destinations in the archipelago during peak season.
Travel tip: check for onward connections at Porto Santo Stefano
Porto Santo Stefano also connects to the smaller island of Giannutri via a separate Toremar route, useful if you're island-hopping in this part of the archipelago.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the crossing take?
About 1 hour.
Can I bring my car?
Yes: cars, motorcycles, and campers are all accepted.
How often does this ferry run?
Several times a day, with more departures added in summer.