Corsica

The French “Island Of Beauty” or Corsica boasts rugged coastlines, sublime sandy beaches and majestic mountains. The influences of both French and Italian cultures can be found in the cuisine, architecture and dialect making for a unique blend of class and charm which, coupled with its natural splendour. 

Corsica

Steeped in rich history and culture, this unspoiled gem is famed for being the birthplace of Napoleon. Charming and alluring, this stunning island is adored by sailors and hikers alike, who are drawn here by the unparalleled natural beauty. Corsica is an excellent destination for yacht charters and with deep secluded bays, golden sands and miles upon miles of spectacular coastline, there is no better way to explore the hidden jewels of this remarkable island than from your superyacht. 

 

Why Charter Here ?

Day 1
Begin your Corsica day charter by cruising along the rugged coastline near Calvi. Drop anchor in quiet coves like Sainte-Restitude and enjoy water activities such as snorkeling and paddleboarding. Relax onboard with a gourmet lunch as you take in views of Calvi’s citadel and the surrounding mountains.
Day 2
Head south to the UNESCO-listed Scandola Nature Reserve, where crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs await. Visit secluded beaches like Ficajola, only accessible by boat, and immerse yourself in Corsica's natural beauty. Enjoy a leisurely swim before returning to your yacht for an evening cruise along the coastline.
Day 3
Sail towards Porto Vecchio, stopping at charming beaches such as Palombaggia and Santa Giulia. Take time to explore the historical town of Bonifacio, perched atop dramatic white limestone cliffs. Wind down your charter with a sunset cruise, taking in views of the islands off Bonifacio’s coast.

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