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Board your yacht in Monte Carlo, Monaco’s world-renowned hub of luxury and prestige. After a relaxed departure, cruise to the serene bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer.
What to See & Do:
Visit the Prince’s Palace and Monte Carlo Casino
Walk the historic streets of Villefranche’s old town
Explore the 16th-century Citadelle Saint-Elme
Dine at waterfront restaurants with panoramic views

A short cruise takes you to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, home to secluded beaches and lavish villas.
What to See & Do:
Tour Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild and its themed gardens
Walk the scenic coastal path to Paloma Beach
Swim or paddleboard in crystal-clear coves
Enjoy lunch at a stylish beach club

Sail along the sun-drenched Riviera coastline to Antibes, a timeless favorite among artists and yachters.
What to See & Do:
Browse the Picasso Museum in the Château Grimaldi
Shop at Marché Provençal and local boutiques
Walk the city ramparts and explore Port Vauban
Relax on Plage de la Gravette or Cap d’Antibes trails

Anchor in the vibrant harbor of Saint-Tropez, a legendary playground for jet-setters and creatives.
What to See & Do:
Explore the Citadel and Old Port
People-watch at Place des Lices or sip rosé at Senequier
Visit local galleries or shop high-end boutiques
Dine at Club 55 or party at Nikki Beach

Trade the scene for serenity on Porquerolles, a car-free island with protected national park status.
What to See & Do:
Swim at Plage Notre-Dame or Plage d’Argent
Cycle through eucalyptus and pine forests
Picnic near the old lighthouse or Fort Sainte Agathe
Sample wines from local island vineyards

Cruise back along the coast to Cannes, known for luxury, film festivals, and a lively promenade.
What to See & Do:
Walk La Croisette and visit Palais des Festivals
Explore the old town of Le Suquet
Shop designer boutiques and relax at beach clubs
Tender to Îles de Lérins for nature, history, and snorkeling

Sail back toward Monaco, with an optional visit to Èze, a stunning clifftop village.
What to See & Do:
Take a scenic walk in Èze and visit the Exotic Garden
Return to Monaco for a final night at Port Hercules
Dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant with harbor views

Enjoy breakfast on deck before disembarking. If you have time, visit Larvotto Beach or take a helicopter transfer to Nice Côte d’Azur Airport.

Begin your luxury sailing adventure in the vibrant town of Calvi, one of the most iconic Corsica yacht charter bases. After exploring the Genoese citadel and picturesque bay, cruise to the nearby coastal village of L’Île-Rousse.
What to See & Do:
Stroll through Calvi’s old town and marina promenade
Enjoy a beachside lunch on Calvi Bay
Explore the covered market and red rock islets in L’Île-Rousse
Hike to the lighthouse at La Pietra for golden hour photos

Continue your Corsica sailing itinerary with a scenic cruise around Cap Corse to Saint-Florent, a favorite yacht stop.
What to See & Do:
Anchor at Saleccia or Lotu Beach for pristine waters
Visit the Patrimonio wine region for tastings
Walk the ancient streets and Genoese citadel
Enjoy fine dining on the marina esplanade

Navigate the northern tip of Cap Corse to the peaceful harbor of Macinaggio, a secluded gem ideal for yacht charters seeking tranquility.
What to See & Do:
Kayak or paddleboard in protected bays
Explore the Capandula nature reserve
Walk part of the panoramic Sentier des Douaniers trail
Savor local seafood with harbor views

Sail south along Corsica’s eastern coast to Bastia, a cultural hub and excellent port of call on any Corsica yacht charter route.
What to See & Do:
Discover the Baroque churches of Terra Vecchia
Shop artisan boutiques and Corsican delicacies
Relax at Place Saint-Nicolas
Enjoy dinner in Vieux Port with city views

Today’s journey takes you to Solenzara, nestled between sea and mountains and ideal for adventurous charter guests.
What to See & Do:
Swim in the Solenzara River’s natural pools
Hike or drive to the Bavella Needles for epic views
Explore Travo Beach and its turquoise waters
Try canyoning or river rafting (optional excursions)

A Corsica yacht itinerary wouldn’t be complete without Bonifacio. Carved into white limestone cliffs, this ancient city is visually stunning.
What to See & Do:
Sail below the dramatic cliffs and caves
Climb the historic King Aragon Steps
Visit the upper town’s medieval walls and citadel
Dine cliffside with views over the Strait of Bonifacio

End your Corsica boat rental with a scenic sail past the crimson cliffs of Capo Rosso, anchoring in the harbor of Propriano.
What to See & Do:
Snorkel near Capo Rosso’s dramatic rock formations
Stroll Propriano’s lively port town and boutiques
Visit the Notre-Dame de la Miséricorde church
Enjoy a final Corsican dinner at a waterfront brasserie

Enjoy breakfast on board before disembarking. Propriano is a convenient end-point for Corsica yacht charters, with access to Ajaccio Airport or overland travel.