Port-Vecchio: Your search of cabin cruise

Of Genoese origin, it is today the third largest city in Corsica! The city of salt is popular with tourists but retains the charm that has forged its reputation as a beautiful holiday destination.

• If you wish to become a Captain Hook, choose a sailing course off Porto Vecchio, for a day, a week or a weekend.


• For a relaxing holiday, there is nothing better than a catamaran cruise where you will let yourself go with the flow of the water.

Corsica's Saint-Tropez has had a rich history, before it became a summer crowd-pleaser. So there are many things to see.

• #1 - The remains of the citadel and the upper town
  As a Genoese city, Porto-Vecchio is a fortified city. The visit of the citadel is an unmissable stopover in Porto-Vecchio. The same goes for the upper town. Moreover, an ice cream on the Place de la République will be the best way to end this visit with a gourmet touch
• #2 - Rondinara Bay
  Several times winner of the title of the most beautiful beach in France and Europe, the Bay of Rondinara welcomes its visitors between Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio. Turquoise waters, white sand, all enhanced by the green of the surrounding maquis and the reddish rock. Enough to keep beautiful memories of this beach.
• #3 - Partying the Corsican way
  Corsican capital of the festival, Porto-Vecchio has a reputation to keep! Starting with the early evening entertainment and continuing in the many bars and discos. From early afternoon until early morning, a festive atmosphere reigns in this city.
• #4 - Swimming in Palombaggia and panorama of the Cerbicales Islands
  Palombaggia is one of the most beautiful beaches in Corsica. And for good reason. On this wide expanse of white sand there is a magnificent panorama of the Cerbicales Islands. Just the road to get there is beautiful
• #5 - Hiking in the Ospedale forest
  About 30 minutes from Porto Vecchio, you have to climb up to see the beautiful village of Ospedale. On the programme: a walk in the majestic forest, superb views of the gulf, swimming in a lake and then in an impressive 60-metre high waterfall.