24 August 2019 - 31 August 2019
With North Corsica Itinerary, you will visit Cargèse, Porto, Girolata, the Natural Reserve of Scandola and Ajaccio.
Created by violent volcanic eruptions, Corsica is the most mountainous region of the Mediterranean; and is nicknamed the scented island because of the intoxicating perfumes that fill its maquis, or bush lands. Sometimes called a mini-continent, Corsica has 620 km (385 miles) of coastline, more than 200 fine beaches, nature reserves and mountain retreats.
A gentle Mediterranean climate has promoted rich forests of evergreen oak, and protects a wide variety of bird species. The Scandola Nature Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Several endangered animals thrive in the southern alpine mountains of small, snow capped glaciers including the mouflon (a mountain sheep), and the Corsican red deer. In addition to its breathtaking natural beauty, Corsica is filled with history. Napoleon Bonaparte was born in the capital of Ajaccio, where his boyhood home is open to the public. Genoa ceded the island to France in 1768 and, except for a brief period of British occupation in 1814, it has remained French ever since.
Corsicans have their own language, which is more Italian than French, and they certainly have a lifestyle that is all their own. With one of Europe's finest hiking trails, 40 varieties of orchids, rare lichens and mosses, and wonderful cuisine, visitors to Corsica may be tempted to stay on land. But there is a vital water culture as well. Whale and dolphin sanctuaries surround the islands.
Explore the sea caves near Bonifacio or take in some sea fishing. River and lake fishing for local trout is also a local pastime. Swimming, diving and paragliding are just a few of the activities to draw you to the spot that the Greeks called “Kalliste” – the Beautiful Island.
Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details
8 persons already on board. Departure is guaranteed.
Book the entire yacht for a private trip
The Lagoon 620 Premier is a 62-foot sailing catamaran that perfectly combines elegance, performance, and comfort. Designed by renowned naval architects Van Peteghem–Lauriot-Prévost with interiors by Nauta Design, it offers exceptional onboard space and a refined atmosphere for discerning travelers.
With a beam of 10 m, the Lagoon 620 Premier features expansive living areas, including a bright, open saloon connected seamlessly to the aft cockpit and a spacious flybridge with panoramic views—ideal for navigation or sunset cocktails. Accommodation includes 4 to 6 en-suite staterooms, each with queen beds, private bathrooms, and air conditioning, ensuring comfort for up to 14 guests.
Built for both open-sea cruising and island-hopping, this catamaran is equipped with twin 150 HP engines, a shallow draft for easy access to lagoons, and a large sail area for smooth, stable sailing. Guests can enjoy modern amenities, gourmet dining prepared by the onboard chef, and easy water access for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and swimming.
Whether exploring tropical atolls, anchoring in secluded bays, or enjoying the facilities of marinas, the Lagoon 620 Premier delivers a premium sailing experience where comfort meets adventure.
