Setting sail
The call of the Mediterranean Sea is felt as soon as you arrive on the island of beauty. Corsica reveals its treasures to you, where nature still holds sway. Sea excursions plunge you into crystal-clear waters, offering swimming stops in unspoilt spots. The sea excursion reveals the secret of the beautiful places of Southern Corsica, a dazzling dance between the sunset and the seabed. Your stay in Corsica will take on a whole new dimension with the rhythm of the waves and the changing colors of the sea. We never tire... The island's beauty seems infinite.
Excursions from Ajaccio and Porto
From the Gulf of Ajaccio, South Corsica is yours to discover. We offer a range of boat trips to suit all tastes. In the evening, imagine a dinner party on board, lulled by Corsican songs. If luxury beckons, embark on an excursion on a top-of-the-range boat, sailing towards the Sanguinaires. The next day, head for the most beautiful spots on the west coast, including the world heritage-listed Calanques de Piana. But that's not all! From Porto, a complete tour takes you to the Scandola nature reserve, or opt for a semi-submarine trip in the Gulf of Porto. The island of beauty reveals all its secrets.
Boat tours in the far south
Your sea excursion in the far south will be marked by choice:
- With a hybrid boat, treat yourself to 2 hours of pure pleasure with an aperitif at sea, facing the sunset. Or for the more adventurous, a full-day sea tour to Sardinia, with swimming stops orchestrated by the captain on sandy beaches.
- Aboard a catamaran, in a small group, take the helm for the Lavezzi Islands or Sardinia. The turquoise waters and swimming stops off Bonifacio will be the highlights of your day.
- For an intimate experience, a boat with skipper awaits 8 privileged guests for a unique day.
Our cruises around Corsica
Corsica isn't just about beaches and mountains. It can also be explored by sea. Come aboard a 7-day catamaran cruise in Corsica with an experienced skipper. As you sail along, each port of call becomes a Corsican experience, an adventure you'll never forget. Follow us, the island of beauty awaits you.
Our local experts answer your questions
Where to take the boat to Corsica?
There are several ports in mainland France from which you can take a boat to Corsica. Here are some of the main departure ports:
Marseille: The port of Marseille is one of the busiest for Corsica. It offers connections to several Corsican towns such as Ajaccio, Bastia, Porto-Vecchio and Propriano.
Toulon: Toulon also offers connections to Corsica, in particular Ajaccio, Bastia and Île-Rousse.
Nice: From Nice, you can take a boat to L'Île-Rousse, Ajaccio and Bastia.
Please note that, depending on the time of year, the frequency of connections and the destinations available may vary. It is therefore advisable to check timetables and ticket availability in advance.
How long is the crossing to Corsica?
The duration of the crossing depends on the port of departure and the destination in Corsica. Here are some approximate times:
Marseille to Ajaccio: Approximately 6 to 7 hours.
Marseille to Bastia: Approx. 7 to 8 hours.
Toulon to Ajaccio: approx. 7 hours.
Nice to Calvi: Approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Please note that times may vary according to weather conditions, type of boat and route taken.
What's the fastest crossing to Corsica?
The fastest crossing depends on the connections available and the type of boat. High-speed ships are generally faster than traditional ferries. For example, some high-speed ships can make the crossing from Nice to Calvi in just 4 hours, while traditional ferries will take around 6 hours. Please contact us!