Cavallo is a tiny and exclusive island in the Lavezzi archipelago, set in the beautiful Strait of Bonifacio between Corsica and Sardinia. A discreet haven of sculpted granite, translucent water and secluded coves, it has long been favoured by those seeking privacy and natural beauty in one of the loveliest corners of the Mediterranean.
The island is famous for its extraordinary landscape of smooth, wind-sculpted granite boulders, which frame powder-soft beaches and glassy turquoise shallows of remarkable clarity. This unique scenery, combined with its exclusivity and calm, makes Cavallo one of the most beautiful and sought-after anchorages in the western Mediterranean.
Cavallo offers idyllic swimming and anchoring in its clear, sheltered coves, along with a discreet and refined atmosphere far from the crowds. The surrounding waters of the Lavezzi Islands, a protected nature reserve, are among the clearest and most beautiful in the region.
Ashore, the island offers understated elegance and privacy, with little to disturb the peace beyond its natural beauty. Its exclusive charm is exceptional.
With its sculpted granite, translucent coves and discreet exclusivity, Cavallo is a hidden jewel of the Mediterranean. Guests can anchor in glassy turquoise water, relax on secluded beaches and enjoy the refined privacy of this beautiful island between Corsica and Sardinia.
