Maddalena Archipelago - Corsica Coast

Come and Sail in Corsica and Sardinia for an experience of a lifetime! In the middle of the western Mediterranean, the sea between Corsica and Sardinia is one of the most attractive in the world, with the Maddalena Archipelago emerging in all its beauty. Situated more precisely off the north east coast of Sardinia, it is made up of seven main islands (La Maddalena, Caprera, Santo Stefano, Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria and Razzoli), along with other numerous smaller islets and rocks. Covered with typical Mediterranean plants and shrubs, all these islands, mostly uninhabited, are characterised by a succession of coves and beaches of fine sand surrounded by a beautiful emerald sea. Another element of certain undisputed charm of this archipelago is undoubtedly the nature of its granite rocks shaped by from the sea and wind. For the protection of such a natural heritage in 1996, the Archipelago National Park was established with the aim to preserve the magnificent flora and fauna that characterises it. During navigation we will be constantly surrounded by natural scenery, which charmed Napoleon, Nelson and Garibaldi. Let's not forget to mention the waterfalls of Corsara, which is located on the island of Spargi, where a fine white beach merges with a crystal clear sea, or the beach of the island of Budelli Rosa which takes its name from distinctive color made by the crumbling of the shells of marine microorganisms. Finally Bonifacio is a must for those who choose to visit the Archipelago; the incredible view at the port, which is accessed through a fjord with walls of white rock towering over 70 metres, will leave you breathless...