Corsica at 200,000 Euros per week sits at the heart of the premium western Mediterranean charter market, offering 18 yachts across the widest rate band on the island. These are vessels of genuine scale and quality: motor yachts of 48 to 58 metres with beach clubs, stabilisation and full entertainment systems, and large sailing yachts with the range to reach the Aeolian Islands or the Ligurian coast within the same week. Crews of seven to nine bring multiple Mediterranean seasons of experience.nnAt this rate, the Corsican charter experience can extend well beyond the island itself. Sardinia is a half-day passage from Bonifacio; the Aeolian Islands are achievable in two days from the south coast; Portofino is within reach from the north coast with a fair wind. Corsica becomes the anchor of a wider western Mediterranean circuit rather than the destination in its own right, offering a natural starting point for guests who want variety across multiple countries and coasts.nnThe APA at 200,000 Euros per week is 25 to 30 percent, 50,000 to 60,000 Euros, supporting all fuel costs for extended passages, full provisioning and marina fees at multiple ports including Porto Cervo, Portofino or Elba’s Portoferraio. These fees add materially to the APA; a week that stays mostly in Corsica will use significantly less.nnCorsica’s food and wine culture, among the most distinctive in France, rewards provisioning from local producers. The island’s charcuterie houses, seafood fishmongers and wine estates all supply charter yachts directly through established crew relationships.
