Corsica
Yacht Charters

Ajaccio is known for its beautiful views, lively city center, historical significance, and Côte d’Azur-esque bays. To see all it has to offer, wander through its quaint cobblestoned streets, take a drive through the enchanting Route des Sanguinaires – one of the world’s most scenic drives – or explore Ajaccio’s many vestiges of its storied past: Ancient statues, museums, and even palaces that belonged to the once-powerful Napoléon Bonaparte.

Bonifacio’s Old Town dates to the 9th Century and making it one of the oldest and most historic towns in all of Corsica. As charming as it is beautiful, Bonifacio is a must-stop for Corsica yacht charters. Located high on the cliffs above a natural harbor, Bonifacio is a short sail from Italy’s Sardinia and boasts a rolling coastline of bright townhouses, ancient chapels, and narrow streets lined with upscale shops, cafes, and cocktail bars.

In Calvi, the Old World meets the new. Throughout this quaint village, you find remnants of the island’s military heritage – tour the many watchtowers, battlements, and a 15th-century citadel. Yet, the port offers plenty of modern sophistication. Boasting French Riviera vibes, Calvi has become one of Corsica’s most raved-about yacht rental destinations, which offers access to trendy restaurants, five-star resorts, and lively beach clubs.

Called the “St-Tropez of Corsica,” Porto-Vecchio is every bit an example of life at its finest. With its A-List travelers, fashionable inhabitants, picturesque mansions, and designer shop-lined streets, Porto-Vecchio’s charm and sophistication beckon yachters from around the world. Here, you’ll find a collection of beautiful beaches and relaxing beach clubs, fine wine shops, hip bars, and numerous cultural events – making Port Vecchio a worthy destination on your Corsica charter.

Designated in 1975, this UNESCO World Heritage Site sits just southwest of Calvi and encompasses 1900 hectares of unspoiled Mediterranean land and sea. Home to unique red rock formations jutting out of the sea, secluded caves, jagged inlets, and plentiful wildlife, Scandola Natural Reserve offers a natural escape that creates quite the impression.