Catamaran sailing trip from Porto-Vecchio - South Corsica and Sardinia.

Your cruise

Spend a week cruising on board a 14m catamaran and discover one of the most beautiful regions of the Mediterranean. Your professional skipper will be waiting for you in the bay of Saint Cyprien, not far from Porto Vecchio, to sail to the islands of South Corsica. Then you will head for Sardinia, and the wonderful archipelago of Maddalena. A great opportunity to spend a tailor-made vacation in a dream setting.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Your skipper will meet you between 3 and 4:30 pm in Saint Cyprien to board his catamaran
The program is flexible and your skipper will adapt to your wishes. No doubt that you will find your happiness between dream anchorages in turquoise water, visits of small typical towns, walks on the seaside paths... The skipper will guide you to define the program that suits you. You can start with the Cerbicales Islands off Porto Vecchio. This is the opportunity to arm yourself with a mask and a snorkel to go and meet the marine life around the island of Toro

Then you will go in the direction of Bonifacio, this city built on the cliffs. A little tour on land may be worth it

Just opposite are the famous Lavezzi Islands whose reputation is well known. Desert landscape with turquoise waters..

You will then pass in Italian waters to reach the north of Sardinia through the natural park of Maddalena. This paradise archipelago offers breathtaking landscapes, swim between Buddeli and Razzoli, go out in Maddalena and walk in Caprera!

You can continue to the Costa Smeralda, "emerald coast" in French, which lives up to its name. A day is generally organized between nautical activities, relaxation, visits and walks

It is necessary to count about 2 or 3 hours of navigation per day. This can vary depending on the program you define. As for meals, you can cook on the boat and eat on board or choose to dine in small restaurants to taste the local specialties (which are worth it, whether in Corsica or in Sardinia).