Discover Corsica on a Cabin Cruise
8 days, 7 nights · Full board
Departure Ajaccio (France)
From 1 425 €
Corsica is an island in the Mediterranean Sea, about 110 miles southeast of the French Riviera. Its beautifully contrasting landscape of turquoise sea and high mountains will delight nature lovers. Hiring a boat in Corsica is the best way to discover its paradisiacal beaches. You can moor in small secret coves such as the Cala Francese beach, the Canuseddu Cove, and the great islands along the coast. Rent a boat in Corsica and take advantage of the ports of Ajaccio, Porto Vecchio or Bastia, which are essential stops that make Corsica one of the most popular destinations for sailors.
Our private or cabin cruises allow you to explore the most beautiful shores aboard comfortable, human-sized boats.
8 days, 7 nights · Full board
Departure Ajaccio (France)
From 1 425 €
8 days, 7 nights · All Inclusive Cruise
Departure Ajaccio (France)
From 1 510 €
8 days, 7 nights
Departure Bonifacio (France)
7 days, 6 nights · Full board
Departure Saint Florent (France)
7 days, 6 nights · Private Cruise
Departure Porto Vecchio (France)
8 days, 7 nights · All Inclusive Cruise
Departure Ajaccio (France)
Ajaccio (France)
4 Cabins • 8+2 Berths • 38 ft
From 959 €
Ajaccio (France)
6 Cabins • 42 ft
From 3 200 €
Ajaccio (France)
4 Cabins • 10 Berths • 46 ft
From 5 900 €
Propriano (France)
4 Cabins • 8+4 Berths • 41 ft
Ajaccio (France)
5 Cabins • 10+2 Berths • 46 ft
From 1 050 €
Ajaccio (France)
6 Cabins • 6+2 Berths • 37 ft
From 2 600 €
Ajaccio (France)
3 Cabins • 6+2 Berths • 35 ft
From 815 €
Ajaccio (France)
4 Cabins • 8+2 Berths • 46 ft
From 1 050 €
From 815 €
From 4 790 €
From 1 718 €
From 4 000 €
Corsica is a French island in the Mediterranean Sea, located southeast of France and west of Italy. It is the fourth largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily, Sardinia and Cyprus. Corsica has a rich culture with influences from Italian, French and Corsican traditions. The island has been inhabited since prehistoric times and has a complex history of colonisation and independence movements. Today, the French island of Corsica is a popular tourist destination attracting visitors from all over the world who enjoy the island's beautiful nature, rich history and unique culture.
The island is known for its beautiful beaches, clear waters and breathtaking mountain landscapes. Corsica is also known for its culinary specialities, including local cheese, wine and charcuterie. The island is home to several notable cities, including Ajaccio, the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, and Bastia, a bustling port city on the island's northern coast.
How about more action? Corsica's mountainous landscape offers hiking and trekking opportunities for all levels. The GR20, a long-distance hiking trail that runs through the island's central mountains, is popular with experienced hikers. So what are you waiting for?
Enjoy the local cuisine on your cruise. Corsica's rich culinary tradition focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Be sure to try local specialities such as Corsican charcuterie, cheese and wine.
Visit historical sites: Corsica has a rich history with influences from Italian, French and Corsican traditions. The island has several historical sites, including the Citadel of Calvi and the Genoese Towers Citadel of Bonifacio. The influence that Rome has had on Corsica can also be seen in its architecture. Many of the island's most important historical sites, such as the Roman theatre in Aleria, are Roman in origin and reflect the architectural style of Rome from the period.
Corsica on the Mediterranean has a rich cultural heritage and offers numerous festivals and events throughout the year. These include the Chestnut Festival in November, the Carnaval de l'Ile-Rousse in February and the Calvi Jazz Festival in June. Discover the country and take part in these events during your yacht charter!
You can also take a boat trip on the Mediterranean: Explore the coast and nearby islands on a boat tour aboard your catamaran. You can choose from various options, including catamaran tours, sunset cruises and snorkelling trips.
Or visit the local markets: Corsica on the Mediterranean has several lively markets where you can find local products, handicrafts and souvenirs. The most popular markets include Ajaccio market, Bastia market and L'Île-Rousse market.
The climate in Corsica is generally Mediterranean, with hot summers and mild winters for your yacht charter. The island enjoys plenty of sunshine all year round, with over 300 days of sunshine a year. The best time to sail your catamaran or sailboat in Corsica is from May to September when the temperatures are warm, and the sea is calm.
Corsica is known for its mistral winds, which can sometimes be strong and gusty. The mistral generally blows from the northwest and can be particularly strong in the north of the island during your week's holiday on the catamaran. Other winds that affect sailing conditions on your catamaran in Corsica are the sirocco, a hot, dry wind from the southeast, and the libeccio, a south-westerly wind that can be strong and bring rough seas.
The water temperature varies between 14°C in winter and 26°C in summer. The water is generally warm enough from June to September for swimming and other sports.
The tides and currents are generally mild, except for the Strait of Bonifacio, which can be quite strong due to the narrow channel between Corsica and Sardinia.
In the summer, the weather on your catamaran in Corsica is generally hot and dry, with occasional thunderstorms. Winter weather can be cooler and wetter, with occasional snow at higher altitudes. If you would prefer to separate yourself from crowds, plan your boat rental holiday for early spring or late autumn. Along the coastline of Corsica, many ports are at your disposal year-round for anchorage, fueling, and any assistance you may need during your yacht charter (Port of Ajaccio, Costa Marina in Porto Vecchio, Bonifacio…).
Corsica is an excellent destination for sailors, with warm weather, clear waters and stunning coastal scenery. It is essential to know the wind and weather conditions, especially during the mistral season, and plan your sailing route accordingly. Your time on your catamaran or boat (whether you rent with a skipper or bareboat) will be unforgettable!
Sailing from Corsica to Italy can be a beautiful and enjoyable experience. Depending on your starting point in Corsica and your final destination in Italy, there are several options for your sailing route.
Sailing from Corsica to Civitavecchia is a popular route for sailors who want to explore the Italian coast. Civitavecchia is a port city located in the Lazio region of Italy, about 70 km northwest of Rome. Depending on your type of cruise ship and the weather, it usually takes less than a day to travel from Corsica to Civitavecchia.
Four airports and numerous ports are scattered across this island. With so many options, getting to a yacht charter in Corsica is easy!
Cabin cruises offer complete comfort and luxury, and with a huge variety of charters available to book, you will certainly find the ideal cruise for your week (or more!) in Corsica.
A cabin cruise is different to chartering a ship bareboat, as everything is organised on behalf of the cruise passengers. An intinerary full of activities and beautiful destinations will be planned along with a full or half board meal package.
We offer many ships and cruises to passengers who wish to travel here. Whether you wish to spend your days lazily cruising along the coast, relaxing on the ship's deck, or exploring the coastline's many destinations, we have a package to suit any person! A cabin cruise is a luxury experience as it includes all the comforts on board at our price.
Our skipper and crew shall take care of the itinerary during your cruise freeing you from worry and stress as they offer you their exceptional services. A skipper chooses the best route for sailing, and the other crew members remain at your disposal to take care of all the essential details (no matter how small!) onboard and in your cabins to make your trip outstanding. Booking a cabin on a sailing cruise can be a great way to meet new people and make friends while exploring the area and on the ship's deck.
The crew will prepare food daily with traditional gastronomic flavours of France included in the full board. You will also be able to benefit from the services of the hostess regularly cleaning the common area of the cruise ship.
Enjoy the view as you cruise the sea, sit on the deck, read a great book, or ask the crew for some sailing tips! In the skipper's free time, they will happily help you brush up on your sailing knowledge. Or rest in your air-conditioned cabins onboard the ship or in the catamaran saloon. The ship offers you plenty of space and comfort, so you can retire to your cabins anytime and have a moment away from the other passengers on the boat.
Do you already have dates in mind for your cruise? Talk to one of our expert booking advisors who will recommend the best deals for whatever time of year you wish to sailing. When you book a cruise early, there are sometimes special deals that passengers can avail of. Our booking staff can offer their services and advise on the details of our cruises using real clients' reviews and data as well as their years of experience in the industry to guide you.
We have many cruises available for your group: sailboat, catamaran or gulet in a private cabin or suite with board and excursions included. A sailing trip in Corsica is one of our most demanded cabin cruises and receives rave reviews yearly. Even if you are not an expert in navigation, a cabin cruise includes the experience of living closely with the ins and outs of crewing the ship for the week.
If your ideal vacation day consists of relaxing on the deck of a ship in the sun, then a GlobeSailor cruise is the thing for you! The cruise price may often seem higher than usual, but this includes a paid skipper and crew to take care of all your cruise needs. Under the care of a professional skipper, the yacht or catamaran will be managed expertly. Allowing cabin cruise passengers to fully focus on discovering some of the many best destinations in the area. Cruises with a skipper are also an opportunity to visit their itinerary's many places of interest. Each stop during the cruise at one of the ports offers many sightseeing or relaxation activities, allowing you to make the most of your trip! So don't worry about how many days your cruise lasts because the itinerary is designed so that no places of interest are missed!