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Corsica

Sailing around Corsica means diving into the heart of a rich and fascinating history. This Mediterranean island, nicknamed “the Island of Beauty”, is a jewel with a thousand faces, combining centuries-old traditions and enchanting landscapes. Each Corsican port tells a unique story. In Ajaccio, follow in the footsteps of Napoleon Bonaparte. In Bastia, discover the historical struggles between the Genoese and the Corsicans. The coasts are dotted with Genoese towers, offering breathtaking views and testifying to the ingenuity of the Corsicans to protect their land. Corsica is also a cultural cradle, where polyphonic songs resonate and local gastronomy delights the taste buds. When docking in Calvi, taste artisanal products such as cheese and wine. Sailing around Corsica by yacht means embracing a thousand-year-old history and soaking up the wild beauty of an authentic island. It is a journey where each shore whispers the secrets of a glorious past.

Day 1
Ajaccio (1 hour)
Start your trip in Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica. Explore the old town with its narrow streets, visit the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, and relax on Saint-François beach, before boarding your yacht and spending the evening in the Gulf of Ajaccio, admiring the night view of the city.
Day 2
Gulf of Porto (2 hours 15)
Head to the Gulf of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its spectacular cliffs, secluded coves and crystal clear waters. Dive into the coves of Piana and observe the Corsican seabed.
Day 3
Scandola (30 minutes)
Explore the Scandola Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its marine biodiversity and remarkable landscapes. Snorkel and discover the colorful seabed, explore the sea caves by boat, and relax on the reserve's pebble beaches.
Day 4
Calvi (1 hour 15)
Sail to Calvi, a picturesque port town in northwest Corsica. Explore the Genoese citadel with its historic ramparts, visit the Saint-Jean-Baptiste cathedral, and relax on the fine sand beach of Calvi Bay. Take advantage of the evening to taste Corsican specialties in one of the restaurants in the old town.
Jour 5
LAVEZZI ISLANDS (5 HOURS 15)
At dawn, set sail for the Lavezzi Islands, a preserved archipelago located in the south of Corsica. Explore the secluded coves and fine sandy beaches of the Lavezzi Islands, dive to discover the bed of the Mediterranean, rich in marine life, and relax on the island's heavenly beaches. Next, sail to Bonifacio, a town perched on gigantic white cliffs. Visit the old town with its medieval streets, the citadel or the marine cemetery, and relax on the region's beaches.
Day 6
Porto-Vecchio (1 hour)
Head towards Porto-Vecchio, the City of Salt. Relax on the magnificent wild beaches of Palombaggia and Santa Giulia. Next, explore Propriano, a picturesque seaside town located on the west coast of Corsica. Visit the old port with its seafood restaurants, explore the region's secluded coves by boat, and relax on sandy beaches such as Lido Beach.
Day 7
Ajaccio (3 hours 30)
Return to Ajaccio for your last day. Take advantage of the remaining time for souvenir shopping, sample local dishes at seaside restaurants, or simply relax on the yacht and enjoy the views of the Mediterranean.

The must-sees of the Tour

01
The Calanques of Piana

Located on the west coast of Corsica, the Calanques de Piana offer spectacular rock formations in hues of red, plunging into crystal clear waters. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, these coves are a true natural gem. Sail close to the cliffs and explore the sea caves. The sunsets there are particularly breathtaking, illuminating the rocks with a magical glow.

02
The Scandola Nature Reserve

Accessible only by sea, the Scandola Reserve, classified by UNESCO, is a sanctuary of biodiversity. Its steep cliffs, hidden coves and turquoise waters make it a place of exceptional beauty. Take advantage of scuba diving to admire the richness of marine life. The transparency of the water offers ideal visibility for exploring the seabed.

03
Bonifacio and its Cliffs

Bonifacio, in the far south of Corsica, is famous for its town perched on white limestone cliffs. Its natural harbour is protected and ideal for yachts. Moor in the marina and explore the old town with its medieval streets and citadel. Be sure to take an excursion to the sea caves and the Lavezzi Islands, a paradise archipelago nearby.

04
The beaches of Palombaggia and Santa Giulia

Located near Porto-Vecchio, these beaches are among the most beautiful in Corsica, with their white sand and turquoise waters. Drop anchor offshore and enjoy a day of swimming and snorkeling. These beaches are also ideal for leisurely picnics and shore walks.

Suggested yachts for this tour

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Ajaccio

Plage Saint François

Golfe de Porto

Calanques de Piana

Réserve Naturelle de la Scandola

Îles Lavezzi

Bonifacio

Porto-Vecchio

Palombaggia

Santa Giulia

Propriano

Plage de Lido