Corsica’s coastline extends for more than a thousand kilometres and contains scenery that ranges from the volcanic reds of Scandola to the white limestone cliffs of Bonifacio and the green mountain valleys visible from any anchorage on the west coast. At 175,000 Euros per week, the Corsican charter fleet offers 14 yachts across a wide range of types: semi-displacement motor yachts capable of covering the full island circuit in comfort, and high-performance sailing yachts suited to the reliable summer breezes of the western coast.nnWith 14 yachts available in this band, Corsica at 175,000 Euros has the broadest selection of the western Mediterranean charter market at this rate. Vessels range from recently launched 50-metre motor yachts with beach clubs and full water sports programmes to contemporary sailing yachts that can reach Sardinia, Porto Cervo or the Tuscan coast in a single day’s passage. Crews of six to eight bring experience built across multiple Mediterranean seasons.nnThe APA at 175,000 Euros per week runs 25 to 30 percent, 43,750 to 52,500 Euros, supporting full provisioning, marina fees and fuel for extended passages. Corsica’s east coast marinas are less expensive than Calvi or Ajaccio, and the Sardinian marinas at Maddalena and Palau charge moderate fees compared to Porto Cervo. Strategic itinerary planning keeps APA within budget on ambitious multi-island itineraries.nnThe island’s interior, visible from every anchorage as a backdrop of mountain peaks, rewards shore excursions: the Calanques de Piana by car or tender, the Col de Verghio by road and the hilltop villages of the Balagne region all provide a contrast to the maritime experience.
