Corsica yacht charter
Begin your luxury yacht charter in Corsica by cruising into secret coves that are only accessible by superyacht for an exclusive beach experience. Saleccia Beach, once a WWII landing spot for submarines delivering supplies to local resistance groups, is now a tranquil stretch of sea-polished sand enjoyed by only a privileged few. Nearby, Lotu Beach offers a similarly isolated escape, with its sun-kissed sands giving a distinct castaway vibe. Have your chef pack a picnic and make a day of it. To the south of the island, Roccapina Beach is equally picturesque. Set in a protected area, it’s prized by locals for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and rock-sheltered sands, all backed by lush, fragrant vegetation—ideal for anyone looking for a relaxing getaway on a superyacht charter.
Take the tender to one of the island’s most iconic locations: Hotel & Spa des Pecheurs. Set on the diminutive island of Cavallo, this elegant hideaway is located right by the water’s edge. It is home to a highly acclaimed spa with a thalassotherapy pool and a menu of inspired treatments. After a soothing spa session, retreat to the terrace bar for a cooling sundowner and awe-inspiring views of the deep orange sunset. Bonifacio, a fortress town with high walls, old cobbled streets, and a harbour, offers an excellent selection of restaurants. Soak in the vista from your sundeck as you sail past the island’s legendary white cliffs.
During your yacht charter in Corsica, be sure to visit the island’s capital, Ajaccio, renowned for being the birthplace of France’s first emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte. Discover the story of this historical figure with a visit to his ancestral home, which has been transformed into a museum. Afterward, hop on the tender to explore the surreal sight of Girolata Bay, with its towering pink granite weather-carved rocks rising 300 metres above the Mediterranean. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is especially stunning at sunset, when the rays turn the rocks a vivid red, creating a dramatic contrast with the deep blue waters of the Western Mediterranean.
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