Millions of yachtsmen are attracted by the French Mediterranean every year. The French East Coast has a mild climate underlined by a various charming landscapes and anchorage diversity. You can't evade the different aspects like cliffy forbidden coastline, beaches, palms, stone pines, woods and delicious cooked food with world-famous French wine. Ideal sailing weather with moderate breezes and a calm sea in the summer provide phantasmagorical conditions with excellent visibility conditions. Corsica’s brilliant location just needs to entice you to make a crossing. If your holidays are long enough, an excursion to Sardinia or to the Balearic Islands can be recommended.

The south coast of France is one of the most scenic as well as exclusive and high priced tourist regions of the world. The economic wealth grows constantly from Marseille to the east over to the Italian boarder. That’s why in the eastern part of the Cote D’Azur lanes and beaches are partly private and not public. Small fishing villages, innumerable harboured anchor bays and agile modern harbours allure many tourists in this region every year.

Navigate the French island Corsica very early before your arrival and you will see the mountains with the charm of the German Alps. Be astonished about the ink blue cascades and rivers, which disembogue through canyons and forests to the Mediterranean. The south coast shows up a vertical cliff line built out of waterpower. The chalk rocks are cut in proper by a fjord. Innumerable semi lunar bights with marvellous anchorages abandoned, white beaches but also big safe marinas turn the discovery of the beautiful island Corsica in an interesting adventure. The ports of the neighbour islands Elba and Capraia can be called at clear days at sight.

Wind and weather for Yacht Charters in Corsica

From May to September constant winds blow from northwest to south east. From April to October warm breezes about 3 or 4 wind forces allow an enjoyable sailing.

A wild romantic coast with endless beaches and legendary islands can be expected. The Bretagne is said to be a sailing delicacy and it really is a great pleasure for every sailor, especially with sailing competence and experience.