Even today, the Côte d'Azur and Corsica remain top of everyone's lists as yacht charter destinations. The Côte d'Azur is the quintessential rendez-vous point for the "jet-set". From Saint Tropez to Monaco, passing by Cannes, Golfe Juan and Nice, you can not only admire the coast, visit the Islands of Porquerolles (a small paradise), the Isles of Lérins, go shopping in the most prestigious stores, attend the  Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix or just relax and unwind with a cocktail on the port of Saint Tropez after admiring the Regatta Royal.

The French Riviera will take your breath away with its beauty, modern architecture and traditional values, its white sandy beaches, its gourmet restaurants and also by the exceptional and varied possibilities for mooring your yacht. 

Not far to the south lies the Island of beauty, Corsica.  An island whose inhabitants are very proud and with a generous, outgoing personality that they protect with fervour and enthusiasm. From the Saint Florent in Porto-Vecchio, passing through Calvi, the Capo Rosso, Campomoro, Bonifacio or the bay of the Rondinara you can enjoy the cultural heritage of this island by discovering the Genoese towers, the beauty of Sanguinaires, or taste the crawfish freshly caught in the bay of Girolata. With its caves and its natural waters, Corsica is the ideal place for jet-skiing and diving amongst a wide range of available water sports.

Corsica also incorporates a number of natural and historical sites and protected areas which have been the object of national and international recognition, notably for worldwide heritage by UNESCO. With its international marine park, and its Regional Nature park which unites both sides of the island through by the mountain chain between Calvi and Porto-Vecchio and stretches over more than a third of the island. Corsica remains a broadly preserved island.

With more than 2000 plant varieties, Corsica will dazzle you with colours.

Five natural reservations protect an array of unique fauna and flora: The Cerbicales Islands,  shrine of the upper-crust Cormorants, The Lavezzi Islands , where 68 kinds of fish were listed. The Finocchiarla Islands, Scandola, the first nationally recognised marine reservation in France. The Pond of Biguglia where 127 different kinds of aquatic birds nest.