Sailing in Italy
Sardinia

Please make sure to read our sailing guide for Italy.

Why Sail in Sardinia & Corsica?

Sardinia and Corsica are two of the Mediterranean’s most stunning sailing destinations, combining dramatic coastlines, turquoise waters, and a mix of Italian and French culture. With consistent winds, breathtaking anchorages, and world-class marinas, this region is ideal for both relaxed cruising and adventurous sailing from May to October.
1. Popular Sailing Routes

  • Maddalena & Lavezzi Loop: Explore the Maddalena Archipelago and cross to the Lavezzi Islands and Bonifacio.
  • Corsican West Coast: From Ajaccio to Calvi, stopping at Girolata and Scandola Nature Reserve.
  • Costa Smeralda Cruise: Porto Cervo to La Maddalena, Caprera, and Porto Rotondo.
  • North Sardinia to South Corsica: Combine both worlds – sail between Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda and Corsica’s Bonifacio.

2. Beautiful Beaches & Island Highlights

  • Costa Smeralda (Sardinia): Glamorous resorts, Porto Cervo nightlife, and white sandy beaches.
  • Maddalena Archipelago (Sardinia): Crystal-clear lagoons, pink-sand beaches, and unspoiled islands.
  • Bonifacio (Corsica): A spectacular cliff-top town with medieval charm and a dramatic natural harbor.
  • Ajaccio (Corsica): Birthplace of Napoleon, with lively markets and golden beaches.
  • Lavezzi Islands: A protected marine paradise between Sardinia and Corsica.
  • Alghero & Bosa (Sardinia): Catalan heritage, colorful old towns, and authentic cuisine.

3. Charter Options

  • Bareboat Charter: For confident sailors who want full independence.
  • Skippered Charter: Local captains provide insider knowledge and smooth sailing.
  • Crewed Charter: High-end luxury yachts with complete service for maximum comfort.

4. Sailing Regions & Highlights

  • Northern Sardinia: Maddalena Islands, Costa Smeralda, and luxury harbors – turquoise waters and stylish atmosphere.
  • Southern Corsica: Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio, offering dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden coves, and historic towns.
  • Western Corsica: From Ajaccio to Calvi – rugged landscapes, Genoese towers, and untouched beaches.
  • Eastern Sardinia: Gulf of Orosei – stunning cliffs, caves, and secluded beaches accessible only by sea.

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