Yacht Charter in Corsica

Reigning supreme in Corsica are the summery days, gentle Mediterranean air, and dazzling coastlines. Chartering a yacht is an undisputed way to explore the exceptional beaches, hidden bays, and coastline cities enclosed in Corsica. In the entire universe of yachting, Corsica is an outstanding destination, twinning volcanic ground, dense and verdant evergreen forest, with an introduction to the previously great life of Napoleon Bonaparte. Corsica jealously preserved its natural wonders and is a safe space for many species to thrive in, from red corals, whales, and dolphins playing ground. Without forgetting the maquis flowers, there is always a refreshing side to see.

Pinpointing an exact rate in Corsica is not exactly an easy task as they vary from season to season, boat size, and type. For instance, during the high holiday season, from June to August, yacht charters usually set higher rates, simultaneously lowering them in spring and autumn. Catamarans aren't precisely cost-savvy, as prices start at about $1,500 per day and increase depending on the size and facilities available onboard. The sailboat is generally more affordable than catamarans, with an average charter rate at $1,350 for day use.

As the saying goes, the apple does not fall too far from the tree as Corsica follows the Mediterranean climate. Proud of its Mediterranean influence, the yachting season in Corsica runs from April to the end of October. The best yet busiest season to sail in Corsica is during the summer days, when the weather is the Mediterranean climate's epitome, filling your days with warmness and dry air. During summer, the average temperature is 82˚F, and the water averages 75˚F and are just perfect for dipping in the water or cooling yourself with thrilling activities.

Uncover the treasures and hidden gems in Corsica aboard your chartered yacht for a day. As you sail and pass through the many caves and coves in Corsica, you will soon realize that the sea is the ultimate masterpiece in the French island. On the deep south of Corsica, you will find anchorage at Bonifacio's stunning port, riddled with fascinating cliffs, gorgeous town, and transparent water. Perched over a tumbling white cliff, Bonifacio has charmed many adventurers as they walk through the cobblestone streets, old alleys, and enter the alluring Bastion de l'Etendard, Church of Sainte Marine Majeure, and the Church and Covent of Saint Francis. Bonifacio is also home to a natural reserve, Bonifacio channel, and Lavezzi Islands. A boat tour to the Lavezzi Islands will transport you to scenic caves and perfectly scattered rock formations and reefs. The crystal water is an irresistible invitation to swim, snorkel and sunbathe on the soft white sandy beach.

Situated in one of the most splendid gulfs globally, Ajaccio, the capital city, is an intriguing méli mélo of cosmopolitan flair and historical flavor, blending harmoniously in the Mediterranean azure scenery. Known to be the designated home of Napoleon Bonaparte, you may walk away from the seashore to pay a visit to his family house. As you wander around, find your way to the sophisticated old town, featuring an hors pair architecture and prestigious monuments, such as Cathédrale Notre Dame-de-l'Assomption. Returning to your yacht, you will slowly sail to the Iles Sanguinaires, off Ajaccio's west coast. Head north to the Golfe de Porto for a memorable visit to one of Corsica's UNESCO World Heritage. As part of the selective club, the Scandola Nature Reserve is a marine and terrestrial reserve protecting the coveted red rocks of the ancient caldera, osprey, and peregrine falcon.

Our one-week Corsican experience starts at the majestic La Maddalena National Park, a collection of seven islands surrounded with a fortress of crystal-clear waters. Exclusively reachable by yacht, the Spiaggia Rosa and Pink of Budelli are the most stunning beaches in the park, with a distinctive pink sand coloring the coastline. Continue your sailing adventure to Bonifacio, going upward and landing near the dizzyingly white limestone and picturesque anchorage. A peculiar island designed with a Genoese architecture in mind, the city, will never fail to impress you. Savoring the sea air, anchor at the Valinco Gulf, on a fishing harbor. Revisiting the 19th century architectural prouesse, you will witness many civilizations' passing, most notably ancient Greeks, Carthaginians, and Romans. Continue your journey to Ajaccio and indulge in an Italian delicacy. The final days will take you to the northern part of Corsica, precisely at Saint Florent and Calvi. Crescent bays and sandy beaches will be waiting for you, highlighted by an old citadel and stunning marina.

Corsica is a sublime island located right at the Mediterranean Sea center and an ideal place to celebrate your most memorable day. Corsica's greatest asset is by the sea, and a wedding in the beautiful coastlines will take you to the Islands of Sanguinaires or venture amidst the omnipresent and green highlights. Corsica is called 'the Island of Beauty' for many reasons, including the Rocky Mountains, white sandy beaches, and rare occasion pink sand and immensely turquoise water.

Luxury yacht holidays in Corsica creates memorable experiences, marked with wild grace and untamed landscape. Corsica's coastline has attracted many of the A-listers, scanning for tranquility, emerald sea, and enchanting scent. Boasting a myriad of greenery, chestnut and orange groves, vineyards, and sandy beaches, you will venture on board of your luxury yacht in unchartered territory.