Sailing around Corsica is an unforgettable experience.

Discover Corsica, a Mediterranean island of rugged mountains, stunning beaches, and a unique culture. From dramatic coastlines and hiking trails to charming villages and rich history, Corsica offers a diverse experience for every traveler. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or a blend of both, this "island of beauty" provides an unforgettable destination with a mix of French and distinctly Corsican heritage.

Step aboard a beautiful sailing yacht and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Plenty of time for swimming and snorkelling in the azure blue Mediterranean Sea, discover the land from the sea side and visit towns like Ajaccio, Calvi and Bastia.

Corsica is renowned for it's ideal sailing conditions: a refreshing sea breeze during the day and a pleasant breeze from the land in the evening. 

All trips leave and end from a bay near Ajaccio or Calvi depending on the weather conditions.

How to get there:

• Several traditional flight companies go to Corsica and Air Corsica has connections to many European cities.
• Corsica ferries offers crossings from the French an Italian mainland.

Crossing the gulf of Lion is a great oportunity for both beginning and experienced sailors!

On the mainland side you have the beautiful beaches and places of the French Riviera, on the other side lies Corsica with magnificent headlands and attractive bays lined with sandy beaches. Parts of the coast are inaccessible by road, a totally uninhabited stretch of unspoilt coastline.

In between we find the gulf of Lion, a beautiful piece of the mediterranean sea, dictated by the Mistral. We use the slipstreams of the Mistral to make smooth and fast crossings. The 12 sailing days give us the opportunity to make a weather planning to ensure a smooth crossing. The weather planning determines the number of days spent on the mainland's coast and around Corsica.

How to get to Corsica:

• Several traditional flight companies go to Corsica and Air Corsica has connections to many European cities.
• Corsica ferries offers crossings from the French an Italian mainland.

How to get to Port Leucate:

• • Aer Lingus, Ryanair, Transavia France and Volotea fly to Perpignan (PGF). From the airport it's a 25min transfer to Port Leucate

  • TGV trains serve Perpignan or Narbonne from where a local train connects with La Franqui station which is 10min from the harbour in Port Leucate.

Leaders in choppy waters ...

If you can't change the direction of the wind,
Then change the position of your sails...

It is a joint journey with 4 to 6 executives from various organisations. The professional and substantive focus is supported by sailing, mooring, swimming, cooking, ... in practice. It is an adventurous journey and yet accessible to all. Neither experience nor top conditions are required.

The wind will bring us along the coast of the south of France, anchoring in secluded bays, visiting cosy towns like Banyul-sur-Mer, Port-Vendre, Cerbère... and the marine reserve of Banyuls - Cerbère

How to get to Port Leucate:

• • Aer Lingus, Ryanair, Transavia France and Volotea fly to Perpignan (PGF). From the airport it's a 25min transfer to Port Leucate

  • TGV trains serve Perpignan or Narbonne from where a local train connects with La Franqui station which is 10min from the harbour in Port Leucate.

How to get to Port Leucate:

• • Aer Lingus, Ryanair, Transavia France and Volotea fly to Perpignan (PGF). From the airport it's a 25min transfer to Port Leucate

  • TGV trains serve Perpignan or Narbonne from where a local train connects with La Franqui station which is 10min from the harbour in Port Leucate.

We board in the harbour of Port Leucate and sail to various diving spots between Port Leucate and Cadaqués. Whether you prefer to actively participate in sailing or quietly enjoy the surroundings is entirely up to you. 

For underwater wonders, the dive instructor will take you to Neptune's realm. We plan 1 to 2 dives per day, depending on the wishes of the guests, the weather conditions and the time we have to sail.

We pass through the beautiful marine reserves of Banyuls-sur-Mer and Cap de Creus, where squid, rays, lobsters, groupers, gorgonians and many more come to greet you.

We dive from the boat at anchor or do a drift dive, depending on the location. In the nature reserve of Banyuls-sur-Mer, we board the dive centre's boat.

If the sea is too rough for safe diving, we will go for a sporty day of sailing or visit a town, a winery, etc.

At the beginning of the week, we will stock up on provisions for the week (there is a fridge and freezer on board). We will cook together or discover a nice restaurant, depending on the guests' preferences.

In the evening, we look for a quiet bay to anchor and enjoy the places where most people cannot reach, or we look for a harbour, again at the guests' discretion. Even when anchored, you can go ashore with the dinghy.