Sardinia to Corsica, Olbia to Calvi

Porto Cervo, the undisputed capital of the Costa Smeralda, plays host every summer to luxury yachts, owned by multi-millionaires and famous celebrities.
Choose from a multitude of shops and boutiques selling prestigious designer items. Afterwards, head to the most prestigious restaurants and fashionable clubs at the centre of the coast' s nightlife, to dance the night away.
The nearby bay of Cala di Volpe is one of the most famous and luxurious spots on the Costa Smeralda.

Suspended between Sardinia and Corsica, this scatter of seven large islands and 55 tiny isolotti has some of the most spectacular beaches in Italy and some of the cleanest and clearest lagoons.
Think turquoise waters, unspoilt beaches with barely a footprint, and a rugged Caribbean style backdrop. You will feel like you have entered another world.
Many of the beaches are only accessible by boat, giving you the exclusivity and tranquillity you deserve.
In the archipelago, swimming, sailing and long walks are the default activities but at the end of a long day' s communing with nature, head to La Maddalena, a surprisingly large, lively, sophisticated town, and enjoy the buzz from the bars and bookshops, cinemas, shops and restaurants.

Head further up along the Corsican western coast towards the Gulf of Porto, famous for its incomparable coastline of rugged red cliff plunging into dark blue waters.
Here you can take a dive and enjoy the views of surrounding rocks carved by sea and wind erosion or board the yacht tender to explore the area’s natural caves.

Cruise further north towards La Girolata, another stunning cove set amongst sheer red rocks parsley covered in green tufts, ideal for swimming and watersports.