ANTIBES TO OLBIA
14 DAYS CHARTER
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ITINERARY SUMMARY
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DAY 1
Antibes - Cannes
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DAY 2
Cannes - Girolata
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DAY 3
Girolata - Ajaccio
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DAY 4
Ajaccio - Bonifacio
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DAY 5
Bonifacio - Porto Vecchio
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DAY 6
Porto Vecchio - La Maddalena
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DAY 7
La Maddalena - Porto Cervo
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DAY 8
Porto Cervo - Porto Rotondo
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DAY 9
Porto Rotondo - Isola Mortorio
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DAY 10
Isola Mortorio - Portisco
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DAY 11
Portisco - Cala Di Volpe
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DAY 12
Cala Di Volpe - Orosei
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DAY 13
Orosei - Tavolara
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DAY 14
Tavolara - Olbia
DAY 1
Antibes - Cannes
DISTANCE: 10nm DURATION: 1h 20m
Cannes plays host to numerous festivals throughout the year, but is world famous for its film festival held in May, right before the Monaco Grand Prix. The palm lined Boulevard de la Croisette is home to plenty of designer boutiques, luxury hotels and spas.
This glitzy resort town also brags fabulous beaches, high-end restaurants and clubs making it a thriving summer charter destination not to be missed!
DAY 2
Cannes - Girolata
DISTANCE: 104nm DURATION: 13h 55m
Gorgeous Girolata is an impressive feat. Swallowed by the dramatic red cliffs and bright blue sea that makes up the Scandola Nature Reserve, it’s a one of a kind destination for charter guests. No roads lead to this tiny hamlet, wedged between some of Corsica’s most spectacular scenery. The Scandola Nature Reserve is a celebrated UNESCO monument. Volcanic origins, lashings of space, and massive biodiversity, you will find the skies and seas flooded with life. From golden eagles to ash puffins, and over two hundred species of fish, nature lovers will fall head over heels for Girolata. Girolata itself is made of mule tracks, tiny markets, soaring cliffs, and pockets of life living on one of nature's greatest sets.
DAY 3
Girolata - Ajaccio
DISTANCE: 37nm DURATION: 5h 0m
The elegant Ajaccio, Capital of Corsica, is set in one of the Mediterranean's most stunning Gulfs on the west coast of the island.
One its most famous inhabitants is Napoleon Bonaparte, who was born here in 1769, and whose ancestral home is now a museum.
The city is home to two marinas and with its palm lined boulevards and waterside cafes, it's easy to see why it is compared to the glamourous Cote d'Azur. The old town has plenty of alleyways to explore its wonderful history. Further out, you can make the most of the gulf's beautiful beaches, and explore the Iles Sanguinaires where the sunsets are magical!
DAY 4
Ajaccio - Bonifacio
DISTANCE: 48nm DURATION: 6h 30m
On stunning white, limestone cliffs at the south end of Corsica lies the spectacular harbour town of Bonifacio. The old citadel, perched on the precipice, rises high above the sea, overlooking the natural harbour below, that has sheltered many boats of the centuries and is now a modern marina.
Steeped in history, there are plenty of sights to explore along the cobblestone streets of the old town, along with its fabulous viewpoints along the ramparts. Some of the medieval townhouses that dominate these cliffs are a few stories high, but only one room deep. Worth a visit is the beautiful maritime cemetery and the old convent of St Francois.
On a clear day, from the Esplanade St Francois, you can see right across the bay to Sardinia.
DAY 5
Bonifacio - Porto Vecchioa
DISTANCE: 25nm DURATION: 3h 25m
On the south coast of Corsica, Porto Vecchio's splendid harbour is the resting place for hundreds of luxury yachts who choose to sail to Corsica each summer.
In addition to the fantastic shopping and restaurants in the area, you can enjoy stunning landscapes and are spoiled for choice with a selection of magnificent beaches.
From here, discover the beautiful, white Palombaggia beach, shaded with pine trees and clear waters of all shades of green and blue.
DAY 6
Porto Vecchio - La Maddalena
DISTANCE: 26nm DURATION: 3h 35m
La Maddalena lends it's name to an archipelego around 60 isles and islands on the northeast coast of the Sardinia.
The island of the same name, is the only permanently inhabited island in this achipelego. The national park is famous for it's photogenic beaches, such as Octopus Head Beach where you will definitely want to get out your snorkels and plunge in to the water to see what's beneath.
DAY 7
La Maddalena - Porto Cervo
DISTANCE: 12nm DURATION: 1h 40m
Porto Cervo is one of Sardinia's most well-known, luxurious and chic locations. The marina is situated in a beautiful, sheltered harbor. The Costa Smeralda Yacht Club is one of the best equipped in the Mediterranean. With steady winds, this is yacht racing territory, and plays host to regattas such as the Perini Navi Cup, the Dubois Cup, Pendennis, Fitzroy and more.
This glamorous destination is the choice of rock stars and royalty, and it's not difficult to see why. There is a fantastic mix of beaches, wonderful shopping, great night life and excellent restaurants. It's a hive of activity in the height of summer, and you're bound to be surrounded by some of the biggest, most luxurious superyachts in the world.
DAY 8
Cervo - Porto Rotondou
DISTANCE: 7nm DURATION: 1h 00m
Unique bars, nightlife and fabulous beaches: a perfect spot in the north-east of Gallura, the little town that is a strict competitor to Porto Cervo.
Situated just a few kilometers from Golfo Aranci, this exceptionally well maintained town, thanks to the occupants of its huge villas which act as holiday homes to many a celebrity and politician, also has a very well equipped marina with around 800 moorings for yachts. You can also anchor your yacht off Spiaggia Ira for for a fun day of watersports or simply enjoy a stroll in the knee deep waters of this vast, powdery sand beach.
DAY 9
Porto Rotondo - Isola Mortorio
DISTANCE: 4nm DURATION: 35m
Sardinia’s gem of a coastline strikes again with Isola Mortorio. Stashed between Porto Rotondo and Porto Cervo, you will find this incredible slip of land adrift in the vibrant hues of blue and green. The Isola Mortorio is a vision of sunglazed cliffs, nesting birds, dense vegetation and blissful beaches. As this Isola is part of the Maddalena National Park, the area is protected and remains closely monitored.
This is excellent news for those keen to see the rare Audoin’s gull, egrets, and the peregrine falcons who flock to these rich and fragile lands. If you can tear your eyes from the skies, the beaches on Isola Mortorio are majestic - boasting crystal waters and white sand. Entry to the island comes under tight jurisdiction to protect the elements.
DAY 10
Isola Mortorio - Portisco
DISTANCE: 5nm DURATION: 40m
Portisco is one of Sardinia's loveliest locations, with the marina being ideally located between Porto Rotondo and Porto Cervo.
Yacht lovers gather here due to the area's natural beauty and amazing views. In and around the harbour, there are many good cages and small restaurants.
DAY 11
Portisco - Cala Di Volpe
DISTANCE: 4nm DURATION: 35m
Cala Di Volpe, situated in the heart of the Costa Smeralda, has all of the glitz and glamour that this stretch of Sardinian coast has to offer, but with a touch more tranquility, as it is less developed than some of its more popular neighbours. An old fishing village at heart, Cala di Volpe features pastel-colored homes and a classic Mediterranean port, all set against the beautiful backdrop of the mountains of Golfo Aranci and Isola Tavolara. You'll also find picture perfect beaches with a laid back vibe, perfect for one of your quieter charter days.
DAY 12
Cala Di Volpe - Orosei
DISTANCE: 60nm DURATION: 8h 00m
The commune of Orosei lies on the east side of Sardinia and is a nature lover's paradise, famed for its picturesque beaches and rugged cliffs which are ideal for hiking. From Gorropu Gorge to the Blue Marine caves, this is an area not to be missed on your charter
DAY 13
Orosei - Tavolara
DISTANCE: 42nm DURATION: 3h 35m
Tavolara is one of Sardinia's most famous landmarks. The island is a limestone massif, over 5km in length and 1km wide.
It is inhabited by just a few families and has is known for having a VLF transmittor, ICV which can transmit messages to submarines. The surrounding waters are ideal for scuba diving
DAY 14
Tavolara - Olbia
DISTANCE: 8nm DURATION: 1h 10m
Olbia is the gateway to Sardinia, with its large port and international airport. This dynamic, fun, cosmopolitan city is filled with interesting history and has gone through much renovation in recent times. The trendy waterfront and marina have many paved, pedestrian only walkways, filled with fantastic restaurants, bars and quaint shops. It's not an uncommon site to see people queueing for ice-creams at midnight in the summer, at one of the many renowned ice-cream parlours.
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