| Corsica this French island is situated in the Med close | | | | will not have a hard time looking for one. There will |
| to Italy. It is a favorite holiday destination for sailors | | | | always be a good sheltered spot near the beach. The |
| from nearby countries, as well as the French. As with | | | | gulf is also located near Cinarca, which is renowned |
| any destination in this region, it is best to visit Corsica | | | | for its wine production. You can also begin there for a |
| outside of the peak vacation season, as you will | | | | little side trip to the towns of Calcataggio and Sari |
| struggle to get space, even at anchorages. June and | | | | d'Orcino. |
| September are probably the best months, with | | | | The Gulf of Porto in Corsica can give you some good |
| warmer water to be expected in September. | | | | adventures during your vacation. You can climb to its |
| The scenery is beautiful, the sailing is great and the | | | | rugged mountains or visit the Scandola Reserve, Piana |
| harbor life, a special experience, unlike anything in the | | | | calanques, and the Ascent of the Capo of Orto, which |
| Caribbean or Pacific islands. | | | | is composed of impressive rambles. You can also go |
| One of the best things to love about Corsica is its | | | | sailing in Corsica through this water until you can reach |
| Mediterranean weather. During summer, it can be | | | | Grotta di Nereo, which is the largest cave submerged |
| relatively hot and warm. In winter, the atmosphere | | | | in the Mediterranean Sea. Other places to explore will |
| turns mild and rainy. The vegetation provides life to the | | | | include Dei Portici, Grotte di Punta Salinetto, and Grotta |
| woodlands and forests of this small island. Down the | | | | Belvedere. |
| slopes, meanwhile, you can take your pick among the | | | | Bonifacio also offers a perfect venue for some |
| different beaches that surround the area and the | | | | cruising in Corsica. This quaint town gives shelter to |
| magnificent long coastline, making sailing in Corsica a | | | | numerous fishing ports and the sailing harbor. If you |
| great activity to do. | | | | want to take some rest from cruising, you can go to |
| Take your sailing charter to the Gulf of Sagone. It's | | | | the marina, high town, or the Citadel. You can also take |
| mainly composed of curvy sandy beaches that reach | | | | a short history of its people form the Saint-Dominique |
| up to Capo di Feno and Punto di Cargese. You can | | | | Church or the Old Town. Moreover, you may want to |
| then proceed to Gulf of Liscia, which is filled with | | | | buy some excellent finds or have a meal at any of its |
| numerous historical sites such as the ruins of Castellu | | | | neighboring towns, like the Pass of the Trinity and the |
| di Capraja or the 17th-century watchtowers of Genoa. | | | | Semaphore of Pertusato. |
| When you're looking for some privacy in the gulf, you | | | | |