Premium cabin cruise on a catamaran from Ajaccio

Your cruise

Depending on the schedule, there are 2 possible itineraries from Ajaccio: South or North.

→ The Southern itinerary takes you to the Lavezzi Islands: after the splendid Gulf of Valenco, you'll enjoy the wild anchorages of Sénétose. You'll then discover the magnificent Bonifacio, followed by the splendid Lavezzi islands. On the way back, you'll sail to Rocapina, Propriano and the most beautiful calanques.
Dates South season 2024 :04/05/24 to 11/05/24 | 18/05/24 to 25/05/24 | 01/06/24 to 08/06/24 | 15/06/24 to 22/06/24 | 29/06/24 to 06/07/24 | 13/07/24 to 20/07/24 |27/07/24 to 03/08/24 | 10/08/24 to 17/08/24 | 24/08/24 to 31/08/24 | 07/09/24 to 14/09/24 | 21/09/24 to 28/09/24 | 05/10/24 to 12/10/24.
Dates South season 2025: 10/05/25 to 17/05/25 | 24/05/25 to 31/05/25 | 07/06/25 to 14/06/25 | 21/06/25 to 28/06/25 | 05/07/25 to 12/07/25 | 19/07/25 to 26/07/25 | 02/08/25 to 09/08/25 | 16/08/25 to 23/08/25 | 30/08/25 to 06/09/25 | 13/09/25 to 20/09/25 | 27/09/25 to 04/10/25.

→ The North itinerary takes you on a journey of discovery along a wild coast, rich in creeks and calanques, including the famous Calanche de Piana. From the Gulf of Girolata, one of Corsica's wonders, to a visit to Calvi or Cargèse, you'll alternate between idleness and anchoring in places steeped in history.
Dates North season 2024 :27/04/24 to 04/05/24 | 11/05/24 to 18/05/24 | 25/05/24 to 01/06/24 | 08/06/24 to 15/06/24 | 22/06/24 to 29/06/24 | 06/07/24 to 13/07/24 |20/07/24 to 27/07/24 | 03/08/24 to 10/08/24 | 17/08/24 to 24/08/24 | 31/08/24 to 07/09/24 | 14/09/24 to 21/09/24 | 28/09/24 to 05/10/24.
Dates North season 2025 : 05/17/25 to 05/24/25 | 05/31/25 to 06/07/25 | 06/14/25 to 06/21/25 | 06/28/25 to 07/05/25 | 07/12/25 to 07/19/25 | 07/26/25 to 08/02/25 | 08/09/25 to 08/16/25 | 08/23/25 to 08/30/25 | 09/06/25 to 09/13/25 | 09/20/25 to 09/27/25.

Your possible stops during this cruise

"The itinerary will depend on weather conditions".

Catamaran cruise to Southern Corsica departing from Ajaccio:

DAY 1: Embarkation in Ajaccio in the late afternoon.
Set sail around 6:00 pm, sail to Sainte Barbe, have dinner and anchor for the night in the Bay of Ajaccio.

DAY 2: Ajaccio - Valenco - approx. 3 hours sailing.
Head for the Gulf of Valenco, famous for its Corsican songs. Lunch at anchor in Porto Pollo, after rounding the islets and reefs of Taravù.
On the program: swimming, sea kayaking, lounging and, for snorkeling enthusiasts, the possibility of approaching the Taravù rocks in a dinghy, a well-known diving spot. In the early afternoon, head for the Gulf of Valenco and Campo Moro Bay. You'll have the pleasure of discovering this famous authentic village, an ancient fishing village with shops along the shore, and spending the night at anchor.

DAY 3: Gulf of Valenco - Senetose - approx. 2 hrs
Head for Senetose and its magnificent wild anchorages, then lunch at Anse d'Arana: swimming, lazing about, kayaking or snorkeling. Set sail for Bonifacio, discovering the entire coastline indented by tiny fjords after Acula. Late afternoon arrival in the pearl of southern Corsica: Bonifacio, as magnificent as it is spectacular! The entrance to the port of Bonifacio, with its immense limestone cliff on which sits the fortified upper town, is one of the most impressive ever. You'll appreciate this magnificent site when you spend the night at anchor.

DAY 4: Bonifacio - Lavezzi Archipelago - approx. 3 hrs
After breakfast, head for the Lavezzi Islands. This rocky cluster gives the impression that we've returned to the Stone Age. It has been classified as a terrestrial and marine reserve, protecting a rare species of seagull called "pouffin", which nests in the hollows of these vast rocks, and the many fish sheltered in its turquoise waters. Lunch is provided at anchor in this paradise, followed by swimming and water sports. You'll spend the night at anchor on the island of Piana, a nature reserve where the water is so clear that you can see the white sandy seabed at depths of 3 to 4 meters.

DAY 5: Anse de Rocapina - approx. 3h
After breakfast, you'll enjoy water sports or just lazing around, especially snorkeling in a real aquarium. After lunch, head for Rocapina, at the foot of its lion, and anchor for the night in its small cove.

DAY 6: Anse de Rocapina- Golfe de Valenco - Propriano - approx. 3 hrs
After breakfast, water sports, lounging and swimming. Head for Propriano after lunch. A superb sail along the coast of the Gulf of Valenco is planned before arriving in Propriano, a typical Corsican town with its houses lining the coastline, bustling with bars and restaurants. It's a charming and relatively quiet town, even in the height of summer. Anchor for the night in Propriano.

DAY 7: Propriano - Ajaccio - approx. 3 hours
Set sail in the morning for Ajaccio, with a stopover in front of the Isolella tower. Lunch at anchor in front of a beautiful beach, where you can also indulge in water sports such as sea kayaking or snorkeling, before re-boarding your catamaran to set course for Ajaccio. Arrive in Ajaccio in the late afternoon for a tour of the town. Take a stroll through the narrow streets of the old town, or simply enjoy the lively quayside. Anchor for the night in Ajaccio.

DAY 8: Disembarkation at 09:00.


Catamaran cruise to Northern Corsica from Ajaccio:

DAY 1: Ajaccio Marina.
Boarding in Ajaccio late afternoon. Set sail around 6:00 pm, sail to Sainte Barbe, have dinner and anchor for the night in the Bay of Ajaccio.

DAY 2: Ajaccio - Sagone - Cargèse - approx. 4h
Set sail for the magnificent Gulf of Valenco. Anchor at Porto Pollo for lunch after rounding the islets and reefs of the Taravù: swimming, sea kayaking, relaxing. For snorkeling enthusiasts, a dinghy approach to the Taravù rocks provides access to a beautiful snorkeling site. After lunch, head for the Gulf of Valenco and the bay of Campo Moro. The village of Campo Moro was originally a simple fishing village made up of a few gray granite buildings. Today, it has retained its authentic charm. A few bars, restaurants and boutiques line the shore.

DAY 3: Sagone / Cargèse - Golfe de Porto - Girolata- approx. 3h
After breakfast, you'll cruise along a wild coastline of jagged peaks and deep coves, discovering Cala di Palù and its famous stone totem poles, and finally the characteristic "Pain de Sucre" rock. Anchor and lunch in a steep rock-lined cove known as "la piscine". Afternoon program: swimming, snorkeling or sea kayaking. You'll then sail to Piana and its famous calanches, vast caves penetrating the cliffs, and on to the Gulf of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You'll round Capo Cenino before reaching one of Corsica's geological and marine wonders: the Gulf of Girolata. Overnight at anchor in Girolata cove.

DAY 4: Girolata - Calvi - approx. 4h
After breakfast, head for the Scandola land and sea reserve. A jagged coastline, fringed by reefs and islets with tortured shapes, the Scandola protected reserve, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983It is one of Corsica's most beautiful geological phenomena. Make a temporary stopover at the only authorized anchorage in the entire reserve, and take a dinghy to visit this veritable labyrinth of islets and reefs. For snorkelers, there's the chance to contemplate the drop-offs that descend to the abyssal depths of this unspoilt coastline, and to admire the passage of a multitude of fish. After lunch and a swim at anchor in Scandola, head for Calvi, a town dominated by the Genoese for centuries, where the famous Christopher Columbus is said to have been born. Discover its quays lined with lively bars and restaurants, and its narrow streets winding up to the superb citadel. Spend the night at anchor in front of the marina.

DAY 5: Calvi - Golfe de la Revallata - Girolata - approx. 3h
Free time to visit Calvi in the morning, then off to the Revallata Gulf for swimming, relaxation, snorkeling and kayaking. After lunch, head for Girolata. South of Calvi, the landscape becomes wild and rugged, carved out of dazzling red granite. In the late afternoon, stroll through the small fishing village of Girolata, one of the few places on the coast that is both inhabited and inaccessible by road, which you didn't have time to visit on the outward journey. After some water sports, anchor for the night at Cala Muretta or Cala Vecchia.

DAY 6: Girolata Bay - Capo Rosso - Cala Di Palù - Cargèse - approx. 3 hrs
Return to the area around Capo Rosso and its many promontories, to visit sites not visited on the outward journey. Then sail to the seaside resort of Cargèse, a picturesque fishing and yachting port with a Mediterranean ambience, marked by the settlement of a Greek colony in the 17th century. On the program: swimming, relaxation, water sports and anchoring for the night.

DAY 7: Bay of Sagone - Bay of Ajaccio - approx. 4h
Morning sailing in the Bay of Sagone, anchorage for lunch, then on to Ajaccio. Arrival in Ajaccio late afternoon, followed by a tour of the town. Enjoy a lively evening on the quayside.

DAY 8: Ajaccio Marina.
Return to Ajaccio, disembarking at 9:00 am. You'll be filled with memories and idyllic landscapes!