Sardinia & Corsica
500+ yachts · mid june – mid september · Granite, turquoise, and the clearest water in the Med.
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CatamaranWith or without a captainMARINA DI OLBIA8 GUESTS / 4 CABINS / 12.08 M
2026 · Bali Catsmart
€8 600
week · captain included
€7 000 without a captain
Catamaranwith a captainMARINA DI PORTISCO8 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 17.65 M
2026 · Bali 5.8
€18 500
week · captain included
Catamaranwithout a captainMARINA GOLFO CUGNANA11 GUESTS / 6 CABINS / 14.63 M
2026 · Dufour Catamaran 48
€6 000
week · without captain
Catamaranwith a captainMARINA DI OLBIA8 GUESTS / 4 CABINS / 16.9 M
2026 · Lagoon 55
€10 685
week · captain included
Catamaranwith a captainCALA DEI SARDI10 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 19.77 M
2026 · Lagoon 60
€19 542
week · captain included
Catamaranwith a captainCALA DEI SARDI14 GUESTS / 6 CABINS / 15.35 M
2026 · Lagoon 51
€6 603
week · captain included
The strait between Sardinia and Corsica — the Bocche di Bonifacio — has the clearest water in the Mediterranean: the Lavezzi islets, the Maddalena lagoons, the carved coast of the Costa Smeralda. Quieter than the Riviera, more dramatic than the Balearics.
Anchorages we love
Lavezzi at dawn
Anchor before sunrise and swim before the day boats arrive — pink granite under turquoise water.
La Maddalena
A marine reserve of green-blue lagoons and low granite islands, best explored slowly by tender.
Catamaran-only coves
Many of the best anchorages here are shallow — a catamaran's draft reaches what bigger boats can't.