Presentation
Departure from Santa Giulia beach, in front of the Moby Dick hotel.
Our little couple will welcome you aboard our sailing maxi-catamaran: Ciao. Coffee & snacks will be provided.
Cast off! Hoist the sails! Set sail for the Bouches de Bonifacio nature reserve.
A 2h30 stop for lunch in one of our most beautiful spots: the Lavezzi Islands, Sperone or Santa Manza, depending on the wind.
Meals on board: after tasting ourour house aperitif, you'll be served cold cuts and and Corsican cheese, followed by a mixed salad with rosé wine. Fresh fruit salad for dessert, coffee and a Corsican digestif.
Afternoon free: paddles, snorkels and swimming swimming noodles at your disposal.
The return journey winds along the coast, with a final swim stop at Porto Novo, accompanied by a local beer: Pietra.
Departure/Return
Moby Dick hotel pontoon in Santa Giulia
Low season: April, May & October
130 (free for 0-3 year-olds)
Mid-season: June & September
140 (free for 0-3 year-olds)
High season: July & August
150 (free for 0-3 year-olds)
Included
- Masks & snorkels
- Paddles
- Swimming swimming noodles
- Meals on board, drinks & snacks
Itinerary
Santa Giulia beach is one of Corsica's most beautiful beaches.
It is renowned for its large stretches of white sand and is a paradise for bathers.
Shaped like a cove, the beach is protected from the wind, making it very pleasant to be on.
The Lavezzi islands and their hundred or so islets and reefs form an archipelago that emerges almost 4 km from the Pointe de Spérone, south-east of Bonifacio.
Part of the area has been set aside as a nature reserve, with access restricted to protect the flora and fauna living there.
This little paradise of crystal-clear water and sand-covered coves boasts an almost lunar landscape, where the granite rock forms evoke a fabulous bestiary.
The Pointe de Sperone is located in the commune of Bonifacio, near the cliffs.
Spérone boasts numerous white sandy coves, as well as one of the most renowned golf courses in the region.
The Gulf of Santa-Manza lies between Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio.
At the foot of the cliffs, you'll see wild scrubland tumbling down into a turquoise sea and sandy coves.
It's a wilderness paradise for kite-surfers.
Porto Novo is the only beach in south-east Corsica to remain unspoilt.
It is frequented only by boats looking for a superb anchorage in an undeveloped environment.
Access via a 3 km track, reserved for 4x4 vehicles and starting along a roadside quarry 15 km south of Porto-Vecchio.
You'll often find little treasures like the eyes of Saint Lucia...
Santa Giulia beach is one of Corsica's most beautiful beaches.
It is renowned for its large stretches of white sand and is a paradise for bathers.
Shaped like a cove, the beach is protected from the wind, making it very pleasant to be on.
