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Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
Cruising speed: 8-10 knots
Daily navigation hours: 3-4 hours
Total estimated distance: 120-140 nautical miles
Departure from Bonifacio, leaving behind the dramatic limestone cliffs and crossing the Bocca di Bonifacio towards the Lavezzi Islands, a protected marine area with crystal-clear waters and impressive rock formations.
Activities: Snorkeling in Cala Achiarina, island exploration, and relaxing on pink granite beaches.
Anchorage: Overnight at Cala Lazarina or Cala di Giunco.
Sailing towards Budelli Island, home to the famous Spiaggia Rosa, a protected pink sand beach.
Activities: Paddleboarding around the island, snorkeling in the Piscina Naturale, and dinghy trips through turquoise waters.
Anchorage: Overnight in the Piscina Naturale.
Continuing to Spargi Island, a less crowded spot with idyllic coves and pristine waters.
Activities: Snorkeling at Cala Corsara, hiking to the remains of an old fort, and unwinding at Cala Granara.
Anchorage: Overnight at Cala Ferrigno.
Sailing to Porto della Madonna, a stunning natural lagoon between the islands Budelli, Razzoli, and Santa Maria.
Activities: Snorkeling in the narrow channels between the islands, kayaking, and enjoying a scenic dinner onboard.
Anchorage: Overnight in Porto della Madonna.
Arrival at Caprera Island, the wildest island in the archipelago and the last home of Garibaldi.
Activities: Visit to the Garibaldi House Museum, hiking to Monte Tejalone, and diving in Cala Coticcio, the "Tahiti of the Mediterranean."
Anchorage: Overnight at Cala Portese or Porto Palma.
Return to Corsican waters with a stop at Cavallo Island, a luxurious haven with white sandy beaches.
Activities: Visit to Cala di Greco, lunch at the exclusive Hotel & Spa des Pêcheurs, and dinghy exploration of nearby islets.
Anchorage: Overnight at Cala di Zeri or private marina mooring.
Final leg back to Bonifacio, with time to explore the medieval town before disembarking.
Activities: Walk through the historic citadel, dinner at "L'Archivolto" with Corsican specialties, and relaxation at the port before disembarking.
Anchorage: Bonifacio Marina.
The months from May to September offer warm temperatures and moderate winds. July and August are peak season with higher boat traffic, while September and October offer optimal conditions with fewer tourists.
The prevailing winds are the northwesterly Mistral, which can be strong in the Bonifacio Strait. Anchorages in the area are typically over sand and posidonia, so responsible anchoring is advised. Be mindful of currents in the Bocca di Bonifacio, which can be strong under certain conditions.
