Corsica
Calvi to Porto Vecchio
Embark on an unforgettable yacht journey exploring the best of Corsica’s stunning coastline. From the historic charm of Calvi to the enchanting beauty of Porto Vecchio, this itinerary takes you to the island’s most iconic spots. Cruise past dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and vibrant towns, discovering the rugged charm of Saint-Florent, the protected beauty of Scandola, the secluded Girolata, and the striking red granite of Piana. Explore the unspoiled Iles Sanguinaires, enjoy the cultural richness of Ajaccio, and take in the dramatic cliffs of Bonifacio. Finally, unwind at the crystal-clear waters of Santa Giulia before ending your journey in the vibrant port of Porto Vecchio. Perfect for those seeking both relaxation and adventure on the crystal-clear Mediterranean waters of Corsica.
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Calvi & Saint Florent
Embark on your Corsican yacht charter starting in Calvi, a bustling port town known for its vibrant waterfront and stunning beaches. As a central hub for Mediterranean travelers, Calvi offers an inviting atmosphere with its array of cafes, restaurants, and bars lining the harbor. For those seeking serenity, the sandy beaches just outside the port provide the perfect spot to unwind, with the secluded Algajola Bay a short sail away, offering a peaceful escape.
Cruise on to Saint Florent, a charming and private destination nestled along the northern coast of Corsica. With limited yacht capacity and a quaint downtown area, this picturesque port town offers an intimate atmosphere. Its rich historical heritage, charming cobbled streets, and exquisite local cuisine make Saint Florent an unmissable stop. Whether arriving by yacht or tender, the beauty and tranquility of this idyllic location ensure it’s a perfect haven for relaxation and exploration.
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Scandola & Girolata
On your Corsican yacht charter, a visit to Scandola is a must. This UNESCO World Heritage marine reserve is a true paradise for nature lovers, with its pristine landscapes, protected coral forests, and diverse biological ecosystems. Accessible only by sea, Scandola’s dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and unique wildlife offer an unmatched experience of Corsica's natural beauty. Its commitment to conservation ensures that this remarkable destination remains unspoiled and awe-inspiring, making it an essential stop on your journey.
Next, sail on to Girolata, a charming village nestled on a secluded islet, where time seems to slow down. Known for its picturesque harbor and captivating beauty, Girolata is home to a small 16th-century fort, built by Geronimo de Levante in 1551. Wander through the tranquil streets of this enchanting town, explore the fascinating history of the fort, and indulge in delicious Corsican cuisine at one of the intimate local restaurants. With its serene atmosphere and historical allure, Girolata offers an unforgettable cultural and scenic experience.
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Piana
Nestled among the dramatic landscapes of Corsica, Piana is a must-visit destination for those seeking natural beauty and serenity. Famous for its striking geological formations, the village is surrounded by towering red granite cliffs and deep turquoise waters, creating a captivating scene that seems almost otherworldly. The Calanche de Piana, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a geological marvel with its vertical rock walls and secluded alcoves, offering a paradise for hikers and nature lovers alike.
As you explore the winding trails, the stunning views of jagged rocks and the Mediterranean Sea unfold before you, providing unforgettable photo opportunities. After a day of adventure, unwind at one of Piana's charming cafes or restaurants, where you can enjoy authentic Corsican cuisine while soaking in the beauty of this exceptional destination. Whether you're looking to hike, explore, or simply relax, Piana's unique landscape offers the perfect blend of natural wonder and local charm.
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Iles Sanguinaires & Ajaccio
Start your Corsican journey with a visit to the Iles Sanguinaires, a stunning archipelago known for its dramatic landscapes and vibrant sunsets. Ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or simply soaking in the views, these islands are a peaceful retreat.
Next, cruise to Ajaccio, the island’s capital, famous for its Napoleon heritage and lively produce market. Explore the family home of Napoleon Bonaparte or stroll the charming town, enjoying its cafes, shopping, and dining.
Ajaccio’s two ports, Tino Rossi Basin and Port de L’Amiraute, offer great docking options, with plenty of opportunities for relaxation and local exploration.
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Bonifacio
Bonifacio offers three unique experiences for charter guests: golf at Golfe de Mortoli, a tranquil anchorage at Roccapina with Corsican charm, or exploring the stunning town of Bonifacio. Perched on dramatic cliffs, the town captivates with its historical architecture, lively restaurants, and shops.
A must-see is the King Aragon Alfonso V stairs, descending from the cliffs to the water below. Whether from the docks or atop the cliffs, the breathtaking views of Bonifacio will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression.
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Santa Giulia
Santa Giulia's crystal-clear lagoon offers an idyllic escape with transparent waters, soft sands, and a picturesque coastline. Anchoring near Cala Ciapilli, you can enjoy beach activities or rent water toys for some fun in the sun. This serene lagoon is the perfect place to relax and indulge in the beauty of Corsica's coastline.
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Porto Vecchio
Porto Vecchio, steeped in history since prehistoric times, is home to the ancient Torree site, the cradle of the Torrean culture. Today, the town combines history with modern attractions, offering shops, museums, and vibrant markets. Just 24 km from Figari airport, it’s the perfect spot to conclude your unforgettable Corsican yacht charter.
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