CORSICA & SARDINIA YACHT CHARTER
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The French island of Corsica stretches southeast of the West Mediterranean mainland and is home to diversified landscapes with coastal cities, densed forests and high mountain peaks. Almost half of the island’s territory is classed as a natural park with its lush inland bushes that will make your vacation rich in scent. Although this island is part of France its culture is unique and its Italian influences make it an ideal yacht charter destination. Sardinian the second largest island of Italy and offers kilometers of coastal treasures with beautiful sandy beaches, mysterious ruins and rocks which ressemble hives that date back to the Bronze Age.
This itinerary is undeniably one of the richests in terms of areas discovered in a short period of time. With its hotspots quickly reachable, you will experience a yacht charter rich in discovery. Bastia is the biggest town in Corsica; indulge in the local vibes of St Florent; Calvi and its citadel; the natural reserve of Scandola; Girolata an impressive area most of which is only discoverable by boat; enjoy the unique charm of Ajaccio; Propriano is perfect to enjoy local seafood; the small medieval town of Bonifacio; Porto Vecchio offers various diving spots; Cavallo a heavenly island; the Thai-style archipelago of La Maddalena; Porto Cervo and its ultimate luxury lifestyle; the picturesque Porto Rotondo; as a crowning final discover Olbia.
Bastia
Start your charter in Bastia
Your journey will begin in Bastia, a commercial port town, and the biggest one in Corsica.
Visit the old town and its imposing church built in the 16th century. Victor Hugo used to live here as a child. Walk through the majestic old harbour which offers numerous bars and restaurants. The daily catch is brought in aboard colourful fishing boats.
The beaches here are mostly deserted.
Saint Florent
Your Itinerary to Saint Florent
Cruise to Saint Florent – the local St Tropez, as a former fishing village it now balances between its bling and simple way of living. Have a drink in one of the port’s bars to indulge in the local vibes. This is also a perfect shopping destination. Relax on the white sandy beaches such as Lodo or Saleccia and enjoy the peninsula’s vineyard background. Go for a wine tasting or enjoy some diving in the area. Some quad bike tours can also be organized upon request.
Calvi
Your Itinerary to Calvi
Enjoy the beautiful view over the towering Citadel and the pine forest upon your arrival to Calvi.
Walk by the beachside Quai Landry which offers cafés, bars and restaurants.
This area is also well known for the deserted beaches on the South and East of Calvi such as Tuara and Cravani. Some beaches such as Saleccia and Ostriconi are very isolated and can only be reached by yacht.
Scandola
Your Itinerary to Scandola
Head to Scandola, a natural reserve which is perfect for swimming and diving. This area was formed by Monte Cinto’s Volcanic eruption 250 million years ago and is a very rocky area with beautiful colours that contrast with the sea. The abundant flora and fauna makes this reserve a must-see destination.
Enjoy the views of the beautiful caves and turquoise waters. You can stop for lunch at the isolated village of Girolata also part of the Scandola reserve.
Girolata
Your Itinerary to Girolata
The Gulf Of Girolata has been declared a marine reserve since 1975. The dramatic setting makes this area very impressive.
Most of the fishing restaurants and deserted beaches are only accessible by the sea.
Porto Beach is still protected by a Genoese Tower.
You can enjoy some diving between porphyry islands with a beautiful view on the red rock cliffs and small islets. Take a chance to observe some tuna, sea eagles and osprey.
Ajaccio
Your Itinerary to Ajaccio
Welcome to the capital city which is worth a visit for its beauty and bustling streets and markets. The city is filled with fountains, monuments and beautiful buildings.
Visit Napoleon’s House, Cathedral and Fesch museum featuring some Italian paintings. The old town is blessed with charming architectural landmarks and atmospheric streets. Fresh seafood is served in the port.
Enjoy the special charm and some lovely dishes ashore.
Propriano
Your Itinerary to Propriano
After three hours of cruising arrive to Propriano, the perfect spot to enjoy some lobsters and langoustines. The small town is very easy to explore with a coastal alley filled with restaurants and shops. Enjoy the view over colourful tall houses and the Misericorde Notre Dame Church. If you are looking to visit some villages close by , we would suggest to stop by the medieval Sartene. Two of Corsica’s finest beaches are situated only at a 20 minute sail from Propriano.
Bonifacio
Your Itinerary to Bonifacio
Bonifacio is a small medieval town and is the oldest city in Corsica. It was founded around 830 and is situated on top of limestone cliffs. Take a walk around the harbour and the sea front area. Explore the historic old town with its citadel. Important religious monuments are present between the Place d’Armes and the Vieux Marché Square such as the 13th century Saint Dominique church and the 12th century Sainte Marie Majeure church. The coastal scenery is simply magnificent by sea or by land.
Porto Vecchio
Your Itinerary to Porto Vecchio
Cruise to the half modern, half medieval town of Porto Vecchio. The waters are crystal clear and there are various perfect diving spots such as Cerbicales and Lavezzi archipelagos which are protected and are part of a Marine Park.
The town itself has two distinct areas to explore: the citadel and old town or the marina. The marina is very attractive with its cafes and restaurants. Walk up the hill to the Citadel. Enjoy the 16th century streets and wander around the old town.
Cavallo
Your Itinerary to Cavallo
Head to Cavallo, a heavenly island. You can discover the island only by private yacht. Left abandoned until the 19th century, Cavallo’s tiny yacht harbour was constructed a decade ago. The only transport used on this island are electric cars. Enjoy the calm atmosphere on one of the numerous beautiful beaches accessible such as Palmà, Zeri Beach or Cala Junco.
Ar this stage, you are already half way to Sardinia.
La Maddalena
Your Itinerary to Maddalena
Cruise to Maddalena, a Thai-style archipelago with crystal blue waters. There are seven small islands and approximately 50 beautiful beaches, which are mostly accessible by boat only. Cala Francese is covered with pink granite rocks and the town of Maddalena is a colourful city with many gift shops and restaurants. One of the most famous beaches is Bassa Trinita beach. Get ready for some white sand and turquoise waters. Cruise to the islands of Budelli, Razzoli and Spargi and enjoy the coves.
Porto Cervo
Your Itinerary to Porto Cervo
Just one hour away, reach Porto Cervo, an elegant harbour with the ultimate luxury lifestyle. The village combines North African, Greek, Spanish and Italian architecture. The main promenade called The Passeggiata passes through luxury boutiques and restaurant terraces. Everyday there are social events and parties organized with the presence of the jet set. Enjoy the sunset at the Costa Esmeralda Yacht Club, which also organises some prestigious regattas and glamorous events.
Porto Rotondo
Your Itinerary to Porto Rotondo
Welcome to Porto Rotondo, a little Venice created in 1964 by two Italian architects. The village is very picturesque. Enjoy a walk through some small squares and wooden bridges.
Visit the San Lorenzo Church and a man made amphitheatre.
Have lunch in one of local refined restaurants or make the most of the vibrant nightlife. Relax on one of the dozen beautiful beaches.
Olbia
Your Itinerary to Olbia
Your charter will end in Olbia, Sardinia’s ancient Greek colony. Before arriving to the city, explore the Golfo Arancis shores and its deserted beaches.
A dozen of vineyards are situated North from Olbia.
The city itself is filled with bustling streets such as Corso Umberto, a boulevard with numerous enotecas, boutiques and restaurants.
The historic centre is also worth a stop.
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Suggested Airports
Departure: Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport
Average temperature
Low: 20°C
