Sailing in Corsica

Corsica rewards skippers with a rare blend of big-sky scenery and short-hop sailing. Granite headlands, limestone fjords and long, pale-sand bays frame waters that turn lapis by mid-morning and glassy at dusk.

Sailing in France's Camargue & Calanques Coast (Occitanie & Provence)

Between the low, lagoon-laced shores of Occitanie and the dramatic limestone fjords of Provence lies one of the Mediterranean's most contrasting cruising grounds.

Sailing in France

France offers two distinct coastlines for sailors: the invigorating tides and granite headlands of the Atlantic and Channel, and the sunlit calanques, islands and protected waters of the Mediterranean and Corsica.

Sailing the French Riviera (Côte d'Azur)

The Côte d'Azur combines sheltered island anchorages, glamorous harbour towns and predictable summer breezes into a compact, confidence-building cruising ground.

Sailing in the Maddalena Archipelago

Sailing Guide to the Lavezzi Archipelago, Bonifacio & Maddalena Archipelago Nestled between the southern tip of Corsica (France) and the northern shores of Sardinia (Italy), the Lavezzi Archipelago and its surrounding waters offer a stunning yet challenging sailing ground.