Atraccions turístiques a Corti

Departing from Porto, this experience takes place on purpose-built boats rather than standard production vessels. The boats were custom made by the owner, who has worked in the maritime industry since he was 14. Along the way you will enjoy a comfortable and convivial atmosphere on board. The team behind the boats were also responsible for creating a fast semi‑rigid in Corsica in 2009, so you will be travelling on craft with a clear focus on design and performance. You may appreciate the workmanship and the difference a custom-built boat makes compared with mass-produced alternatives. Comfort and conviviality are guaranteed, making the time on the water relaxed and sociable.

Join Jean‑Baptiste Rostini, a local property owner and guide practising since 1989, on board the Mare Nostrum II, a small boat fitted with comforts for a coastal cruise. The vessel has toilets, shelter from wind, spray and sun, and a drinks service. As you move along the coast, live commentary will be broadcast by the captain and guide, helping you understand the landscapes you pass. You will travel past the anfractuosities of the volcanic and granitic rocks of Scandola and along the coves of Piana and Capo Rosso, seeing faults, caves and narrow passages up close. The cruise includes a 30–40 minute stop in Girolata where you can take a swim. Please note the tour operator may cancel without notice if navigation conditions are not met, there are technical problems or there are insufficient passengers. The operator also declines any responsibility during swimming.

Experience a different kind of cruise in the Gulf of Porto with a small family company that has 37 years of experience. Dominique, Captain Corsica, and his son Joseph will welcome you aboard a comfortable boat with a toilet and a sheltered area to protect from wind and sun. They will share the secrets of the region they love and know perfectly, offering a friendly, enriching discovery as you move through the coast. Thanks to the boat’s small size you’ll be able to get close to the red rocks of Capo Rosso and slip into the creeks around Piana and the Scandola Reserve. Along the way there will be a stop in the small village of Girolata and time for a swimming break. On the return leg you may appreciate the colours of the sunset over the coves of Piana, depending on the season. Joseph speaks English and will be happy to answer questions and share his knowledge of the sites you visit.

Evenings around the Sanguinaires Islands offer a quietly magical experience as the sun paints the islets in deep yellows, oranges and reds. The light changes with each dusk, creating a different scene every night. Those colours are said to have given rise to the mysterious name “Sanguinaires Islands”, and you’ll watch the archipelago glow as the sun sinks toward the horizon. On board, your skipper will offer a meal tray (aperitif) carefully made from quality local products, plus wine to enjoy while you take in the view. The atmosphere will be relaxed and intimate, with the sea and the sunset as your main company. You may also want to bring your swimsuit, as you can enjoy a swim at sunset if you wish.

Departing from Porto, you will set out to explore several UNESCO-listed sites along the coast. The trip takes you to the Scandola nature reserve, the Gulf of Girolata and the Calanche de Piana, travelling in a custom-built 12-seater semi-rigid boat designed for small-group outings. As you move through these striking coastal landscapes, the captain will share commentary to explain what you are seeing and put the scenery in context. Along the way there may be a short swimming stop, depending on the weather, giving you a chance to cool off in sheltered waters. You will also take a walk with commentary from the captain to learn more about the local natural and geological features. The provider describes the experience as “Amazement guaranteed.”

You will be welcomed aboard a small, comfortable boat operated by a Corsican family company. A father-and-son crew will accompany you along the Corsican coast, and Joseph, your sailor, speaks English and will happily answer questions and share stories and anecdotes about the places you pass. As you move through clear waters, your captain will tell the story of the thousand-year-old red granite rocks and you will be immersed in a wild, unspoilt landscape beneath the benevolent vigilance of the Tower of Omigna. The small size of the boat will let you enter the deepest sea caves of Capo Rosso with calm and ease, and you will gently follow the coves of the Calanques de Piana. Depending on departure time, you may return to port accompanied by the setting sun. Swimming may be possible, subject to the season and sea conditions.

Departing from Sagone or Cargèse, you'll board the Senino, a comfortable little boat, for a scenic cruise along Corsica’s western coast. As you move through the waters, you will see several UNESCO-listed landscapes: the dramatic faults and cliffs of the Scandola Nature Reserve, the remote village of Girolata, the striking Gulf of Porto, the rosy granite towers of the Calanques de Piana and the rugged silhouette of Capo Rosso. Along the way you'll stop at the small village of Girolata, which is reachable only by boat or on foot, giving you time to explore its secluded harbour. There will also be opportunities to relax and swim in the turquoise, crystal-clear water of a wild cove. The crew — an experienced captain, an engineer and a sailor — will be on hand to ensure your comfort and safety and to share their knowledge about the sites you pass.

This snorkelling trip explores the Gulf of Calvi and its surrounding coastline. After a short briefing on how the outing will run, you will receive snorkelling equipment: a mask, a pair of fins and a snorkel. The boat will head towards Pointe de la Revellata, or to another nearby site depending on weather conditions, where the instructor will moor the boat and leave you to enjoy the water on your own. You may swim around the boat and swim up to the Revellata cliffs to rest and take in the natural scenery. Through your mask you will be able to look at the seabed and spot Mediterranean fish such as sar and wrasse as you explore the clear waters of the bay. The experience suits people on their own, with family or with friends who want a relaxed exploration of Calvi’s coastal landscape.

In Ajaccio, the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, this cultural concept blends visual elements and taste experiences to explore his life—focusing exclusively on his childhood. The offering presents several different formulas so you can choose the way you want to encounter those early years. Everything is staged in an atypical, playful setting that aims to make the story accessible and engaging. As you move through the experience, you will encounter visual narratives and sensory moments that bring his childhood to life. Along the way you will learn about the environment and stories that shaped him as a child, and sample elements of local taste that are woven into the concept. Different formulas may emphasise visual displays, storytelling or taste-led components, so the focus can change depending on the option you pick. The result is a compact, immersive take on Napoleon’s formative years in Ajaccio.

Dominique, a local who founded his small family business in 1989, has been organising sea walks from his village, Cargèse, for 37 years. From this ideal check-out point you will explore the highlights of the Gulf of Porto: Capo Rosso, the Scandola Nature Reserve, the village of Girolata and the coves of Piana. As you move through these coastal sites, you will see dramatic rock formations and sheltered bays from the water and hear local stories about the places you pass. You will travel aboard a small, comfortable and welcoming boat that has a shaded central area, outside spaces at the front and back, and a toilet on board. Dominique is now assisted by his son Joseph; a skilful pilot will handle the boat close to the rocks and a friendly, attentive sailor will be on hand throughout the cruise. The trip typically includes a meal stop in the village of Girolata. Joseph speaks English and will be happy to answer your questions and share comments and anecdotes about the sites you visit.

With 35 years of experience, a small family company will welcome you aboard an elegant, fast and powerful semi-rigid for a close-up look at the Corsican coast. A smiling, experienced skipper will guide the trip and provide comments and anecdotes as you travel. You will be comfortably seated on benches or jockey seats and will feel the spray and sun while surrounded by the vertiginous coastal scenery. Along the way you will pass the Tower of Umigna and Arone Beach, round Capo Rosso and its caves, then cross the Gulf of Porto to reach the Reserve of Scandola. The outing includes a stop of around 30 minutes at the inaccessible village of Girolata, plus a swimming break, before returning via the Calanques de Piana. The mix of dramatic rock formations, sea caves and coastal reserves will be experienced close to unspoilt nature, with the skipper’s local knowledge adding context and colour to the sights.

For all departures from Cargèse, please send us a message after booking! Embark from the small ports of Sagone or Cargèse for an easily accessible cruise, just 40 minutes from Ajaccio, with free parking and away from traffic jams. On board the Liamone, a semi-rigid boat that seats only 12 people and offers sporty and dynamic sensations, discover UNESCO World Heritage sites. Visit the majestic cliffs of the Calanques de ̈Piana and enjoy an immersive tour of the sea caves thanks to the Liamone’s small size and maneuverability. Dive into the turquoise waters of a wild cove with snorkeling masks provided to discover the seabed. Relax, have fun and enjoy every moment! The captain will ensure your comfort and safety while sharing his knowledge to create unforgettable holiday memories!

This tour will take you to the Gulf of Porto, past the Calanches of Piana and to the marine village of Girolata, giving you the chance to see each place as part of a single outing. Along the way, you will move between coastal landscapes and small settlements, experiencing the key sights named on the route. You will also visit the Scandola Nature Reserve, a protected area in Corsica that is both marine and terrestrial. Scandola is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and forms part of the Marine Protected Areas of France. Classified in 1975, the reserve covers 1,669 hectares and is set aside to protect a remarkable diversity of species and habitats.

Setting off from Sant'Amanza, you’ll head to the Lavezzi Islands for a relaxed sea adventure among some of the area’s most scenic spots. The islands offer hidden coves and rocky inlets that are ideal for swimming, snorkelling and admiring the crystal-clear waters. As you move between bays, you’ll have chances to pause and enjoy the sea and the views. An experienced captain will guide you through sea caves and steer under the cliffs of Bonifacio, pointing out the features and mysteries of each place you pass. Along the way, you’ll explore the island’s quieter corners and take in the coastal landscape from the water, with opportunities to get in the sea and observe marine life close up. The trip focuses on the natural beauty of the Lavezzi Islands and the dramatic coastline around Bonifacio.

You will head out along the coasts of the Corsica Regional Natural Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, aboard a striking semi-rigid Go-Fast craft that carries up to 10 people. The boat, from the Madera Ribs brand based in Rotterdam, combines strong sensations with a focus on safety. As you move through narrow passages, you will be able to appreciate the wild beauty of the Scandola Nature Reserve, explore the caves and coves of Piana and Capo Rosso, and finally disembark at the small village of Girolata, which is inaccessible by road. Because the vessel is used, among other things, by special forces, it is not recommended for children under 3 years or adults over 70 years. The company declines any responsibility for lost or damaged objects and for seasickness. It also recommends that you bring a cap, sunglasses, a bath towel and sunscreen, and, if possible, a windbreaker.