Sailing week Corsica & Sardinia

31 August - 7 September 2026

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Legendary week full of adventure and sailing vibes

Together with other adventurous and ambitious people 🤙
For both beginner and experienced sailers.
Let’s go island hopping in the Saronic Islands!

Explore the magic of Sardinia & Corsica by sailboat.

Discover hidden coves, picturesque villages, and the rich history of this enchanting region. Set sail and experience the adventure of a lifetime as you navigate the crystal-clear waters of Sardinia & Corsica. A legendary sailing week in Italy and France for chilling, sunbathing, swimming & appetizing. You will meet like-minded peers and discover idyllic 'venues' all while 'island-hopping' with one or more boats.

Meet like-minded, ambitious and adventurous people.

Perfect for those seeking adventure and connection, this journey is an opportunity to meet like-minded individuals who share your passion for exploration and discovery. As you sail through the breathtaking landscapes of Italy & France, you'll forge new friendships and create lasting memories together. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of the region, and experience the thrill of adventure alongside fellow adventurers.

No sailing experience is required, ensuring that everyone can join in on the fun. Just remember to pack your sea legs and be mindful of potential seasickness as we navigate the sparkling waters of the Thyrrhenian Sea.

Why a sailing week in Sardinia & Corsica?

Delve into the captivating world of sailing as you embark on a week-long journey between two Mediterranean islands. This remarkable region offers the best of both worlds, from Sardinia's emerald waters and pristine beaches to Corsica's rugged mountain coastlines and French coastal charm. Navigate the Strait of Bonifacio, discover hidden coves, and immerse yourself in the distinct cultures of Italy and France just miles apart.

A typical day on board

The yacht is not only your transportation but also your place to sleep and live for a week. Each boat has 3 or 4 cabins where you sleep in pairs and is also equipped with one or more bathrooms.

Sailing experience is not required. You will have your own captain on board.
If you can sail and have the ICC certificate you can skipper your own boat.
You can participate individually or in groups.
- If you register alone or with a number (less than 6) we will put you together with other crew on a suitable sailboat.

Example of a day on board

- 09 a.m.: Get up, take a swim and breakfast on deck

- 10 a.m.: Let’s set sail

- 1 p.m.: Have lunch and swim in a bay

- 2 p.m.: Help your skipper with sailing, or sunbathe on deck

- 3 p.m.: Drink some wine and turn the music up loud

- 5 p.m.: Moor at the next port or anchor in a deserted bay

- 7 p.m.: Bring out your best cooking skills or potentially go out and eat

- 10 p.m.: Little party?

Example itinerary

Olbia

Olbia is a vibrant gateway to the Costa Smeralda, blending ancient history with a lively coastal atmosphere. It features a bustling historic center filled with charming cafes and shops. From its well-equipped marina, you can enjoy easy access to the crystal-clear waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea and several nearby secluded bays.

Bonifacio

Bonifacio is a breathtaking fortress town perched dramatically atop sheer white limestone cliffs at Corsica's southern tip. Sailing into its narrow, fjord-like harbor is one of the most iconic experiences in the Mediterranean. You can explore the medieval citadel’s winding alleys, climb the historic King of Aragon’s Staircase, or enjoy the lively atmosphere of the marina below. With its unique blend of French charm and Italian influence, Bonifacio offers spectacular views across the strait toward Sardinia.

National Park La Maddalena

The Archipelago of La Maddalena is a protected marine park renowned for its pristine turquoise waters and untouched granite islands. It offers some of the most spectacular sailing in the Mediterranean, including the famous Pink Beach on Budelli. The area also has a rich maritime history, with rugged coastal landscapes that are perfect for exploration by boat. La Maddalena is a popular destination for snorkeling and diving, whose vibrant marine life can be found all over the islands.

Cala Coticcio

Hidden on the eastern coast of Caprera Island, Cala Coticcio is often referred to as "Sardinia’s Little Tahiti" for its incredibly clear, shallow turquoise water. This sheltered cove is surrounded by dramatic pink granite boulders and lush Mediterranean scrub, creating a secluded paradise accessible only by boat or a rugged trek. It is a premier spot for snorkeling, where you can swim among schools of friendly fish in a pristine, natural aquarium. As part of the protected national park, its untouched beauty remains one of the most photographed gems of the entire archipelago.

Cala Portese

Nestled on a narrow peninsula, Cala Portese is a deep-cut bay featuring a perfect sandy beach and a cozy bar for ice cream. Known as the "Beach of the Two Seas," its calm, turquoise waters offer a serene anchorage sheltered by wild granite rocks. For those feeling adventurous, a hike up the nearby hills rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views as the sun begins to set.

Price

€999 per person (early wave)