Board at the marina below the citadel and reach Palombaggia, the Cerbicale Islands, Bonifacio or Sardinia by sea — enclosed cabin, private, up to ten guests.
Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
Porto-Vecchio s'ouvre au fond d'un long golfe abrité de l'Extrême-Sud corse, point de départ vers les criques de sable fin de Palombaggia et de Santa Giulia, la réserve naturelle des Cerbicale toute proche au large, et la descente vers le sud à travers les Bouches de Bonifacio en direction des Lavezzi et de la Sardaigne. Nos skippers partenaires connaissent les hauts-fonds sableux du golfe près du lagon de Santa Giulia, les pontons de passage de la marina au pied de la citadelle, et savent comment le libeccio et les Bouches de Bonifacio dictent le bon moment pour les traversées exposées.
The coast road out to Palombaggia and Santa Giulia crawls at a standstill in peak summer. From the marina, the same fine-sand coves are a short, cool run by sea — you step off the boat onto the beach instead of hunting for parking behind the pines.
Bonifacio's cliffs, the Lavezzi reserve and Sardinia's Costa Smeralda all sit within a private run south. A cabin boat lets you pick a flat-sea morning window across the Bouches de Bonifacio rather than committing to a fixed ferry or a long inland drive.
The Cerbicale Islands lie just off Palombaggia — a classified nature reserve of rocky islets you can only reach by water. A private transfer times the crossing to the light and the wind, with the enclosed cabin as shelter when the libeccio picks up.
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