Nestled in the north-west of Corsica, Calvi's marina sits below a citadel that appears to be standing on the water. Embark on your charter and cruise through the Golfe of Girolata - a beautiful nature reserve- to the pretty fishing village of Girolta for a peaceful night's anchorage. Dine on board enjoying the scenic views.

Anchor for lunch in the Gulf of Sagone. If there are scuba divers in your party, the gulf offers several dive sites, including a plane wreck and a 60m wall dive.
Continue on to Ajaccio in the afternoon. Saunter through the old streets of Napoleon's birthplace and lose yourself amidst the classical Mediterranean allure of pale, sunlit streets and picturesque ruins.

Carry on south and head along the rugged coastline of the Costa Smeralda. Anchor for lunch around Porto Rotondo, before heading to the chic boutiques of Porto Cervo. Sip a cocktail on the roof terrace of the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (members and guests only) or in one of the many bars and restaurants that line the port.
If you're visiting in June, why not take in the Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta - the sailing superyachts chasing each other through the archipelago is an impressive sight.

Fringed with beaches and clear waters, the beautiful wide bay of Cala di Volpe is an ideal anchorage for water sports and the hotel of the same name serves a fantastic lunch - the yacht's tender can you take straight to their jetty.

Take a step away from the bustling Costa Smeralda and venture inland to the idyllic mountain village of San Pantaleo to discover real Sardinian life.

Spend the final day relaxing in the tranquil waters surrounding Porto Rotondo. Enjoy an al fresco lunch on board before disembarking.
Before making your onward journey, stop by the Piazzetta San Marco, a peaceful square where locals gather for conversation, for one last coffee.
For an extended charter, cruise along the east coast to the southern tip of Sardinia.