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No-one forgets their first approach to Bonifacio by yacht. Navigate between the mighty limestone cliffs, marvel at the medieval citadel, or explore hidden grottoes by tender. Swim in the crystal-clear lagoons of the nearby Lavezzi Islands, or just while away the hours strolling the 9th century Old Town and lunching on the waterfront. With its rich history and breathtaking setting, Bonifacio stands out as one of the world’s most captivating yachting destinations.
To have not seen Bonifacio from the water is to do yourself a great injustice. From the deck of your yacht, your first sight of the town is a line of tall villas clinging onto sheer cliffs. Your yacht rounds the entrance, cruising down a fjord-like inlet, fortifications hemming the clifftop. And suddenly, the ancient town of Bonifacio is revealed. Impregnable, historic, and downright gasp-worthy. From Bonifacio, a yacht is your launchpad for adventure — to Porto Vecchio, to the Lavezzi Islands, or across the strait to Sardinia’s Emerald Coast for a day of indulgence.
No-one forgets their first approach to Bonifacio by yacht. Navigate between the mighty limestone cliffs, marvel at the medieval citadel, or explore hidden grottoes by tender. Swim in the crystal-clear lagoons of the nearby Lavezzi Islands, or just while away the hours strolling the 9th century Old Town and lunching on the waterfront. With its rich history and breathtaking setting, Bonifacio stands out as one of the world’s most captivating yachting destinations.
To have not seen Bonifacio from the water is to do yourself a great injustice. From the deck of your yacht, your first sight of the town is a line of tall villas clinging onto sheer cliffs. Your yacht rounds the entrance, cruising down a fjord-like inlet, fortifications hemming the clifftop. And suddenly, the ancient town of Bonifacio is revealed. Impregnable, historic, and downright gasp-worthy. From Bonifacio, a yacht is your launchpad for adventure — to Porto Vecchio, to the Lavezzi Islands, or across the strait to Sardinia’s Emerald Coast for a day of indulgence.
While your yacht offers decadent luxury, Bonifacio invites you to step ashore and discover its charm. The citadel is simply unmissable, as is the 187-step descent down to the sea along the Escalier du Roi d’Aragon. Wander the maze of narrow streets and staircases in the 9th-century Old Town, enjoy a concert of Corsican music in a church, or take a table on the edge of the harbour. If you’d like to venture inland, your captain will organise VIP experiences at wineries and visits to mountain villages. Return to your yacht to kayak along the limestone coast or drop anchor off secluded bays.
The best time to charter a yacht in Bonifacio is during the summer, with July and August the peak season. These months offer sunny skies, warm seas, and temperatures of 25-30°C (77-86°F). The best time to charter a yacht in Bonifacio is during the summer, with the peak season for yacht charters falling in July and August. Charterers can generally expect cloudless skies and warm seas, with daytime summer temperatures between 25 and 30°C (77°F to 86°F). Corsica can be quite windy at times, and Bonifacio’s harbour and secluded bays provide the perfect shelter. July is also when the superb Festival of Light takes over the ancient streets.
June and September are also excellent months for charter in Corsica, with warm, pleasant temperatures for exploring and quieter anchorages. The Fete de la Musique fills the streets with music on the summer solstice (21st June). May and early October are also options for charter in Corsica, although the weather can be variable.
Bonifacio Marina has a truly magnificent and sheltered location deep in the inlet, and accommodates yachts up to 75m. Superyachts are lined up along the Quai d’Honneur, and cafes and boutiques line the Quai Comparetti. Only a short cruise to the north, the glamorous Porto Vecchio accepts yachts up to 50m.
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Bonifacio
Didim invites you into a quieter, more soulful side of the Aegean. Sail past golden beaches, pine-covered coves, and timeless ruins like the Temple of Apollo. From the luxurious calm of Akbük Bay to the rugged beauty of Dilek National Park, Didim offers a charter filled with serenity, history, and authentic Turkish warmth. It’s a destination that whispers, rather than shouts, its beauty
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