Corsica’s combination of natural beauty, island character and strategic position in the western Mediterranean makes it an ideal base for charter at any level. At 250,000 Euros per week, the 14 yachts available represent the upper tier of the island’s fleet: motor yachts from 55 metres with beach clubs, multiple deck levels and crews of eight to ten, and premium sailing yachts that match the best in the Mediterranean. These are vessels capable of the full western Mediterranean circuit, using Corsica as the natural geographical centre.nnAt this rate, the Corsican charter experience can reach its full ambition: a week that takes in Corsica’s finest anchorages, the Sardinian Costa Smeralda, the Aeolian Islands and Portofino without any passage feeling rushed. The vessels’s range and crew capability make these transitions effortless; each destination is a deliberate choice rather than a logistical compromise.nnThe APA at 250,000 Euros per week is 25 to 30 percent, 62,500 to 75,000 Euros. This supports fuel for cross-Mediterranean passages, premium provisioning sourced from the island’s finest producers and from international suppliers, marina fees at Porto Cervo, Portofino and Monaco, and all crew expenses. At this rate, the APA is a planning tool with few constraints.nnCorsica’s restaurant scene has matured significantly in the past decade, and the island’s best dining, particularly in Ajaccio, Porto Vecchio and Bonifacio, now competes with the better establishments on the Cote d’Azur.
