Corsica at 300,000 Euros per week places guests aboard the upper echelon of the western Mediterranean charter fleet. The 6 vessels available at this rate include motor yachts of 60 metres and above, each carrying beach clubs, helicopter pads, submarine garages and crews of ten or more, alongside the finest large sailing yachts in the western Mediterranean. From Corsica, these vessels can reach any port in the Mediterranean within two days, making the island a strategic centre for a grand tour that few other charter bases can match.nnThe island’s own coast provides extraordinary scenery even for guests whose charter ambitions extend far beyond Corsica. The Scandola nature reserve’s red porphyry cliffs and the Lavezzi marine reserve’s white granite islands are among the most distinctive coastal environments in Europe, and both are accessible only from the sea, meaning the charter yacht has a structural advantage over any other form of visitor.nnThe APA at 300,000 Euros per week is 25 to 30 percent, 75,000 to 90,000 Euros, covering fuel for extended passages, premium provisioning and all port fees across the Mediterranean. Porto Cervo, Monaco, Capri and Portofino are all within the week’s operational budget at this APA level.nnCorsica’s position midway between the French Riviera and Sardinia, and roughly equidistant between the Tyrrhenian coast and the Ligurian Riviera, makes it the most central starting point for any western Mediterranean itinerary.
